Let's talk about the progress of the XRP ETF. According to the currently disclosed information, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, and Bitwise have all submitted applications, and even WisdomTree is in line, with the final ruling date set for October of this year.

The key point is the SEC's new regulations. If they are officially implemented in October as expected, the approval process for cryptocurrency ETFs will enter a standardized procedure, significantly speeding up. In other words, the XRP ETF could be approved as early as this October. If there is a slight delay, it is likely to fall into the first quarter of 2026.
From a market logic perspective, the ETFs for BTC and ETH have proven a fact: traditional funds need a compliant entry point. As long as there are products, they can enter the market with a lower threshold and on a larger scale. The narrative of XRP itself lies in cross-border payments and compliance, which aligns even more closely with institutional logic than ETH. Once the ETF is established, market sentiment may quickly heat up, and the expected liquidity at that time could be comparable to the scene when the BTC ETF was first approved.
So, what everyone sees now is not simply "Will XRP have an ETF?" but rather "When will it be approved, and how will the funds migrate after approval?" Currently, BTC and ETH ETFs have already been approved, and the approval of the XRP ETF is basically just a matter of time. #内容挖矿，赚丰厚返佣#