XRP ETF Approved, But it’s Not Spot ETF

The American Securities and Exchange (SEC) commission approved the very first XRP Futures, launched by Proshares. This ETF should be posted on April 30, 2025. Although it is not an ETF Spot – which follows the real price of XRP – it is always a huge step forward for the recognition of XRP to Wall Street.
FNB approval occurs just a few years after Ripple, the company behind XRP, was locked in a long legal battle with the dry. Now, XRP goes from the courtroom to commercial floors, joining the rows of Bitcoin and Ethereum, which already have both future and ETFs.
Some investors were not sure at the start, asking: “Why the future and not stains?” But FNB in the long term are often the first step. It was the path for Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the experts believe that an ETF XRP Spot could be the next one. The long -term trading allows major institutional investors to take positions on XRP, whether the market rises or decreases – a common and healthy part of mature financial markets.
Experts qualified the approval to change the situation, stressing that this decision gives major players a means of negotiating legally and safely XRP. And the good news does not stop there. In Brazil, the XRP H11 ETF has just embarked on the main grant in the country, making it the first ETF focused on the world. This global dynamic suggests that XRP is no longer left behind.
Barely a few years ago, XRP was under heavy legal control. Now, he is registered on international exchanges, with regulated investment products opening the door to more adoption.
The target of regulators to become a favorite of institutional investors – XRP clearly turns the page.