- Analysts predict XRP ETF approvals could occur within 60 days.
- Official SEC deadlines for ETF proposals extend to October 2025.
- Approval could unlock $5–$8 billion in institutional investment.
- Past successes of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suggest XRP could follow suit.
XRP ETF Approval Speculation and Market Impact
XRP spot ETF proposals are under review by the SEC, with October 2025 as the earliest decision deadline, affecting major players like 21Shares, Bitwise, and Grayscale.
The ETF decision holds potential to drive substantial institutional investment, impacting XRP and comparable assets, but current speculation of approval in 60 days remains unsubstantiated.
Analysts speculate on XRP ETF approvals within 60 days, but current timelines extend to October 2025. The SEC has set deadlines for various firms by this date. XRP ETF proposals from firms like 21Shares and Grayscale are under
SEC review. There are no recent comments from Ripple's leadership regarding imminent approvals.
Approval would potentially drive
$5–$8 billion in institutional flows, positioning XRP with Bitcoin and Ethereum as key assets. Market participants are awaiting regulatory clarifications. Nate Geraci noted, "The ‘floodgates’ for spot crypto ETFs could be opening over the next two months, with regulatory clarity advancing not just for XRP but also for Solana, Litecoin, and others." XRP approval outlines opportunities for ETH and SOL ETF applications. Institutional investors are waiting to commit capital until official decisions are confirmed.
Past approvals of
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs led to significant market inflows. XRP approvals could yield similar outcomes if approved. Nate Geraci noted the possibility for regulatory clarity across multiple cryptocurrencies, influencing industry trends, though official regulatory guarantees remain absent.
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