15 XRP ETFs Now Pending as SEC Filings Surge
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Bloomberg data shows a record 15 XRP-focused ETFs are now pending with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
This marks a turning point for Ripple’s native asset, as it joins Bitcoin and Ethereum in attracting serious institutional attention through exchange-traded products.
A diverse field of issuers
The applicants represent a wide mix of heavyweight firms and innovators. Grayscale, 21Shares, Bitwise, Franklin, WisdomTree, Canary, and CoinShares have all filed spot XRP products. In parallel, ProShares, Rex & Osprey, Teucrium, and Tuttle Capital submitted proposals for leveraged, inverse, and derivative-based XRP ETFs. This diversity suggests issuers see both long-term investor demand and opportunities in more advanced trading strategies.
Key filings and review deadlines
Among the most watched applications are the 21Shares Core XRP Trust, filed on November 12, 2024, and the Bitwise XRP ETF, submitted in January 2025. Deadlines for SEC decisions stretch well into late 2025, with the final wave expected in October–December 2025. WisdomTree, Franklin, and CoinShares also have filings under active review, while ProShares and Tuttle Capital are pushing for leveraged XRP exposure.
What’s at stake for XRP
Approval of even a single spot ETF could trigger a demand surge similar to Bitcoin’s post-ETF rally earlier this year. With 15 filings on the table, XRP now stands as one of the most ETF-targeted altcoins in the market, positioning itself for a potentially defining moment in its adoption story.
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