XRP News Today: XRP ETF Debut Marks Transition Toward Utility-Focused Digital Assets as Regulators Approve a New Phase
- Canary Capital's XRPC ETF became the first U.S.-listed spot XRP ETF, trading $26M in 30 minutes on Nasdaq. - The launch followed SEC approval via Form 8-A and reflects growing institutional demand for RippleNet's cross-border payment utility. - XRPC outperformed Solana ETF's $56M first-day volume in pre-launch on-chain activity but faces whale profit-taking and mixed technical indicators. - Regulatory clarity post-July 2025 and XRPC's pure spot structure differentiate it from derivative-based XRPR ETFs,
The
XRPC ETF received approval after Canary Capital
The ETF’s robust debut was supported by notable on-chain activity before its launch.
It’s natural to compare XRPC to Bitwise’s BSOL ETF. While XRPC’s $26 million in first 30-minute volume is less than BSOL’s $56 million on its first day, XRPC stands to benefit from XRP’s established role in global payments and its recent regulatory certainty. The SEC’s guidance from July 2025, which
Technical analysis indicates that XRP’s price may experience short-term swings. The asset was trading near $2.46 at launch, consolidating within a downward wedge pattern, with a potential breakout at $2.88
The future performance of the XRPC ETF will hinge on whether demand is fueled by authentic institutional interest or by expectations already factored into the price.
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