Canary Capital Joins Bitwise in Filing for First Spot XRP ETF

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Crypto Investment Firm Canary Capital Files for Spot XRP ETF

Crypto investment firm Canary Capital has filed for a spot XRP ETF with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), following Bitwise’s earlier application. The filing marks a significant push toward institutionalizing XRP-based financial products.

Key Details of the Filing

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Regulatory Hurdles and Market Uncertainty

Despite optimism from Canary Capital, regulatory challenges persist:

Canary Capital Statement:
“We see growing demand for crypto exposure beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, particularly in blockchain utility tokens like XRP. A progressive regulatory environment is critical.”

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FAQs About the XRP ETF

1. What is a spot XRP ETF?

A fund tracking XRP’s live price, allowing traditional investors to gain exposure without holding the asset directly.

2. How does this differ from Bitcoin ETFs?

XRP’s legal status remains contested, unlike Bitcoin’s clearer regulatory acceptance.

3. When could the ETF launch?

Approval is unlikely before 2025, pending the SEC’s appeal outcome.

4. Why use the CME CF Ripple Index?

It provides a regulated, transparent pricing mechanism for institutional investors.


Market Implications

If approved, the XRP ETF could:

However, the SEC’s appeal in the Ripple case remains a major roadblock. Analysts urge caution, citing prolonged regulatory ambiguity.

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Keywords: XRP ETF, Canary Capital, Bitwise, SEC approval, CME CF Ripple Index, crypto regulation, spot ETF, altcoin investment.


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