TLDR
- Nine XRP ETF filings are now listed on the DTCC database, signaling issuer readiness.
- Several issuers used 8(a) filings that may fast track approvals if the SEC is silent.
- XRP ETF movement follows the Ripple settlement that ended the long SEC lawsuit.
- Analysts expect possible ETF inflows of up to 3.2 billion dollars after launch.
A new wave of activity is building around XRP as nine potential Spot ETFs appear on the DTCC list. The move has created growing interest across the market because firms rarely prepare filings and operational steps unless they expect approval soon. While the SEC has not issued a final decision, issuers now seem prepared for a launch window that could open before the end of November. Traders are watching the developments closely as the filings point to growing confidence from major firms.
Nine XRP ETFs Enter the DTCC Pipeline
Market attention increased on November 10 after analyst Xaif Crypto reported that nine XRP ETF products were now visible on the DTCC database. The list includes filings from Bitwise, CoinShares, Franklin Templeton, Canary Capital, Amplify, and Volatility Shares. The DTCC listing is an operational step that funds usually take before trading begins on major exchanges.
Similar early listings appeared for Solana, Hedera, and Litecoin before their ETFs went live earlier in 2025. This step does not confirm approval, yet it shows that the issuers and their custodians have prepared the required clearing and settlement procedures. Many analysts now expect that Spot XRP ETFs could reach the market by late November, provided the SEC does not delay the process.
Filing Strategies Suggest a November Launch Window
Several issuers are adopting filing strategies that may speed up the approval path. Firms such as Franklin Templeton, Canary Capital, and 21Shares have submitted filings under the 8(a) provision. This method allows the registration to move forward automatically if the SEC takes no action within 20 days.
Some issuers have also removed “delaying amendment” language from their S-1 filings. This signals that they want the process to move toward a coordinated rollout. These steps have been used in prior ETF launches when issuers expected the approval window to be close. The combined activity has added to the belief that a launch could occur before the end of the month.
Ripple’s Legal Resolution Opened the Door
Interest in an XRP Spot ETF increased after the SEC ended its lawsuit against Ripple Labs in August 2025. The case lasted nearly five years and restricted institutional products linked to XRP. The settlement confirmed that XRP is not a security when traded in secondary markets. That outcome removed the main barrier that firms faced when considering ETF proposals.
Since the ruling, asset managers have taken new steps to explore XRP products, as legal clarity is one of the key requirements for institutional adoption. The settlement also supported new demand from investors who follow regulated digital asset funds.
Institutional Demand and Market Impact
The possibility of an XRP Spot ETF has drawn early interest from institutional investors. Analysts estimate that inflows during the first quarter after launch could reach between 2.5 and 3.2 billion dollars. This level of capital would place XRP among the top traded digital asset funds in the United States.
Broader market sentiment has also been shaped by regulatory changes, including the GENIUS Act and new leadership at the SEC. If approved, XRP would join the growing list of U.S. Spot crypto ETFs and expand institutional access to digital assets.
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