BREAKING: First-Ever 1933 Act Spot XRP ETF May Hit Markets This Week – Here’s Why It Matters
Crypto just leveled up—regulators might finally be playing ball.
The 1933 Act loophole no one saw coming
A little-known Depression-era securities law could bulldoze the SEC’s usual foot-dragging. No futures contracts, no endless delays—just pure, unfiltered XRP exposure. Wall Street’s compliance teams are already scrambling.
Why this isn’t your grandma’s Bitcoin ETF
Forget the ‘store of value’ narrative. This ETF would track XRP’s actual price in real time, not some derivative approximation. Liquidity providers are reportedly salivating over the arbitrage opportunities—assuming the SEC doesn’t pull its favorite ‘sudden enforcement action’ trick.
The cynical take
Of course, this launches right as Congress debates stripping the SEC of its crypto oversight. Nothing accelerates innovation like regulators fearing irrelevance.
Nate Geraci, president of NovaDius Wealth Management, has indicated that the first spot XRP ETF structured under the Securities Act of 1933 could launch this week. Geraci made this statement earlier today while commenting on the imminent conclusion of the prolonged U.S.
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