- XRP ETFs from major issuers are now listed on DTCC, signaling potential approval within weeks.
- SEC resumes ETF reviews after government reopening, clearing delays that paused XRP fund evaluations.
- Five spot XRP ETFs could launch soon, expanding XRP’s presence across regulated investment markets.
XRP exchange-traded funds from major issuers are now listed on the DTCC platform, signaling that approvals may be approaching. Market experts say such listings often occur when trading and settlement arrangements are being finalized. This development comes as the U.S. government officially reopens, allowing the SEC to resume processing pending ETF applications, strengthening expectations that several spot XRP funds could debut within weeks.
XRP ETFs Listed on DTCC as Launch Nears
According to DTCC data, XRP exchange-traded funds from Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Canary Capital, 21Shares, and CoinShares are now listed on the platform. The listed funds include Franklin XRP Trust (XRPZ), 21Shares (TOXR), Bitwise ETF (XRP), Canary (XRPC), and CoinShares (XRPL).
Market analysts said this stage usually means that trading and settlement arrangements are being completed, which indicates that official approval could follow soon. Last week, Franklin Templeton updated its S-1 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), confirming plans to launch its XRP ETF before month-end.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart explained that the amendment allows the filing to become effective automatically once all conditions are satisfied. Meanwhile, Bitwise also submitted its final amendment for approval. Canary Capital withdrew its “delaying amendment,” which means its product can activate once Nasdaq completes its accompanying 8-A filing. Analysts expect CoinShares and 21Shares to follow, potentially leading to multiple XRP fund launches this month.
Government Reopening Strengthens XRP ETF Launch Outlook
The recent U.S. Senate vote to end the prolonged government shutdown is improving prospects for ETF approvals. The bipartisan funding bill restores full operation of federal agencies, including the SEC, which had paused all new application reviews during the closure.
With the government now reopened, the SEC can resume evaluating pending ETF filings such as those related to the XRP funds. This change removes a key delay that had slowed the progress of crypto-linked investment products.
Existing leveraged XRP funds have already drawn interest from investors. Teucrium 2x Long Daily (XXRP) and Rex-Osprey (XRPR) have seen large inflows, with XRPR managing more than $100 million in assets. Analysts say if all five spot XRP ETFs receive approval, it would mark an important milestone for XRP’s expansion into regulated markets.
