A new wave of spot crypto ETFs is about to hit U.S. markets, with five products launching over the next six days, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. The rollout marks the start of what experts are calling a “crypto ETF supercycle,” with more than 100 new filings expected over the next six months.
The latest launch schedule highlights just how fast the ETF pipeline is expanding. Multiple issuers, led by Canary, Bitwise, Grayscale, VanEck, Fidelity, and Franklin Templeton, are preparing to introduce products tied to Solana, XRP, HBAR, DOGE, Chainlink, and other major assets.
There are 5 spot crypto ETFs launching over next 6 days. Beyond that we don't have exact but we expect a steady supply of them (likely over 100 in next six months). Nice chart showing what's launched and what's on deck from @JSeyffpic.twitter.com/eArnDUN5JH
— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) November 24, 2025
A Closer Look at What’s Coming
The launch calendar shows a broad mix of first-time listings and conversions of existing trust products. Several Solana-based ETFs from Bitwise, Fidelity, and VanEck are queued up for immediate release. XRP is also entering its ETF moment, with Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Canary, and Grayscale all set to go live in the coming days.
Grayscale continues transitioning its legacy trust products into ETFs, with DOGE, Chainlink, and XRP conversions all scheduled before year-end. Bitwise is also expanding aggressively, launching new ETF formats alongside its recent XRP offering.
Importantly, the SEC is processing these approvals in rapid succession, signalling a regulatory environment increasingly comfortable with diverse digital-asset ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Why This Matters
ETF analysts have long predicted that once the SEC greenlit BTC and ETH products, a rush of altcoin ETFs would follow. That prediction is now fully materializing. More asset managers are racing to capture institutional demand, and liquidity across mid-cap crypto assets is expected to rise significantly as these products land on U.S. exchanges.
The accelerated ETF timeline also adds a new narrative to the current market: regulated exposure is expanding faster than in any previous cycle, broadening access for both retail and institutional investors.
With more than a dozen crypto ETFs launching in November alone, and many more lined up, the next week may mark the beginning of one of the most active ETF issuance periods in crypto history.