- Main event: 21Shares has reduced the XRP ETF fee to 0.30%.
- XRP ETF will trade on Cboe BZX Exchange.
- Significant fee cut aligns with low-cost crypto ETFs.
21Shares has reduced the fee on its forthcoming U.S. spot XRP ETF to 0.30%, positioning it for launch on the Cboe BZX Exchange with confirmed SEC filings.
The fee reduction improves 21Shares' competitive edge in the crypto ETF market, potentially boosting institutional adoption and influencing XRP's liquidity dynamics.
21Shares Slashes XRP ETF Fee to 0.30%
21Shares, a leading crypto ETP issuer, has confirmed a fee reduction in its U.S. spot XRP ETF. The move aligns with the standard pre-launch procedures in the ETF market.
The ETF, identified by the ticker TOXR, will trade on the Cboe BZX Exchange. 21Shares reduced the fee from the initial 0.50% to a more competitive 0.30%. 21Shares Corporate Site
Competitive Pricing Could Boost XRP ETF Interest
The fee reduction places 21Shares among the low-fee crypto ETFs, enhancing competitiveness. This could drive more investor interest and increase inflows into XRP ETFs.
Financial implications include potential shifts in ETF flows, with institutions possibly favoring cheaper ETFs, potentially affecting broader crypto markets' investment strategies.
Past ETF Strategies Suggest Higher Inflows from Fee Cuts
21Shares' strategy mirrors the launch approaches of previous ETF products such as those for Bitcoin and Ether, which also saw significant fee cuts before major inflows.
Historically, reductions in management fees have led to heightened investment activity. Analysts predict this move could result in increased institutional traction for XRP and possibly affect market liquidity.
"We believe this fee adjustment positions us favorably in the competitive landscape of XRP ETFs, ensuring optimal accessibility for institutional investors." - Hany Rashwan, Co-Founder & CEO, 21Shares AG
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