Ripple’s XRP Futures ETF Debuts on Nasdaq May 22
- Volatility Shares launches XRP Futures ETF on Nasdaq.
- Represents substantial institutional XRP expansion.
- Teucrium 2x XRP ETF records significant trading volume.
Volatility Shares has launched the first-ever XRP Futures ETF, trading on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPI on May 22.
This event marks a significant shift in institutional crypto investment, offering regulated exposure to XRP and potentially paving the way for future spot ETFs.
XRP Futures ETF Marks Regulatory Milestone on Nasdaq
The first-ever XRP Futures ETF by Volatility Shares has launched, marking a regulatory milestone for XRP. This new trading product is available on Nasdaq, starting May 22.
Volatility Shares, a key player, filed for the ETF with the SEC on May 21. The launch represents increased XRP accessibility for institutional investors.
Institutional Investors Eye Enhanced Liquidity with ETF
The XRP Futures ETF is a significant addition to institutional investment vehicles, potentially enhancing liquidity. The ETF is designed to track XRP futures, providing a less volatile option for investors.
This launch may influence future SEC decisions on spot XRP ETFs. Investor confidence is high, with continued demand for XRP-related investment products evident.
XRP ETF Mirrors Bitcoin’s Futures First Strategy
This milestone mirrors the Bitcoin ETF trajectory, where futures products preceded spot ETF approvals. Market analysts view the XRP futures ETF as a potential gateway to broader acceptance.
Eric Balchunas of Bloomberg notes the ETF is for those seeking reduced risk exposure to XRP.
“The existing 2x XRP ETF has $120 million in assets under management and trades around $35 million daily.” Should trends hold, spot ETFs may follow, broadening investor appeal further.
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