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XRP is moving closer to mainstream adoption as several exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the token are set to launch in the United States this month. These launches will give both retail and institutional investors an easier way to access XRP through regulated markets.
Multiple XRP ETFs Set to Go Live
According to ETF Store President Nate Geraci, the end of the U.S. government shutdown has opened the door for a wave of crypto ETF approvals. Among the first to launch is the Canary Capital Spot XRP ETF, which will debut on the Nasdaq on November 13.
Several major financial institutions are also joining the lineup. Franklin Templeton is preparing its own XRP fund to go live on the CBOE on November 18, followed by 21Shares, Bitwise, and CoinShares with products scheduled between November 20–22. The month will close with Grayscale and WisdomTree, both launching XRP ETFs on the New York Stock Exchange around November 25.
Institutional Access to XRP Begins
Once these funds are live, U.S.-based institutions will have a direct pathway to gain exposure to XRP. This could unlock billions of dollars in new liquidity, similar to the inflows seen during the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF launches earlier this year.
CEO Brad Garlinghouse reaffirmed Ripple’s commitment to XRP, calling it “the heart and soul” of the company’s strategy. As Garlinghouse put it, “We want to build trust, utility, and liquidity for XRP. Every acquisition and new product we launch is designed to strengthen that ecosystem.”
XRP Price Outlook
A daily close above $2.70 is seen as a trigger for a major rally. Some analysts, including Jake Claver, predict that ETF-driven demand could push XRP toward $10–$20 by year-end under extreme bullish conditions.
Despite volatility, XRP has held firm above key support near $2. Recent market strength, combined with improving macroeconomic conditions and renewed government activity, has further lifted investor sentiment.