Nate Geraci, president of NovaDius Wealth Management, says the first spot XRP ETFs in the United States could launch within the next two weeks, putting the expected debut around mid-November 2025.
Geraci pointed out how big of a moment this would be for Ripple’s XRP and the crypto industry overall. He reminded everyone that the SEC spent nearly five years in a legal battle against Ripple – and that fight only ended three months ago. For him, the arrival of XRP spot ETFs shows just how much the regulatory attitude in the U.S. has changed.
He said that the launch of these ETFs would feel like “the final nail in the coffin” for regulators who were strongly against crypto in the past. Under the previous administration, the SEC targeted dozens of crypto companies with lawsuits and enforcement actions.
The tone changed under President Donald Trump, who has been more open to digital assets. That shift helped clear the path for Ripple’s legal victory and future XRP investment products.
Geraci’s prediction lines up with the timeline for Canary Capital’s proposed spot XRP ETF. The company recently updated its S-1 filing and removed a delay clause, positioning itself to launch within 20 days – meaning a debut around November 13 is realistic.
This is the same approach Canary used to launch its Litecoin ETF and Hedera ETF earlier this year. Those products, while still small, have brought in more than $47 million combined so far.
Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett shared one condition that still needs to be met: Nasdaq must approve Canary’s Form 8-A application, and the SEC must avoid adding new comments. If both go smoothly, the launch can happen even during the current U.S. government shutdown.
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XRP ETF Adoption Is Already Underway
It’s worth noting that the U.S. already has one spot XRP ETF. The REX-Osprey ETF launched in September and has gathered around $106 million in assets. Because of its early success, analysts believe future XRP ETFs could attract even more demand, especially from institutional investors.
Big asset managers like WisdomTree, 21Shares, Bitwise, Canary Capital, and Grayscale are all preparing their own products. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan thinks the total assets in these upcoming XRP ETFs could reach several billion dollars just a few months after launch.
Moreover, after years of uncertainty, XRP is finally moving into the mainstream investment world. The ETF launch window seems close, institutional interest is building, and the regulatory cloud over Ripple has cleared. If Geraci is correct, Ripple’s XRP could soon join Bitcoin and Ethereum as a top-tier ETF asset – and the crypto market may feel the impact very quickly.