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Time Business News
26-05-2025
- Business
- Time Business News
No More Digging for the Latest XRP News: All-in-One Source Is Finally Here
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Yahoo
16-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
XRP Most Likely to Get U.S. Spot ETF Approval Ahead of SOL, DOGE: Analysts
XRP and solana (SOL) are top candidates for a spot ETF approval in the U.S., driven by their high liquidity, with the Ripple-related token edging out among others for what could go live on the market earlier, Kaiko analysts shared in a Monday report. Data from Kaiko Indices shows XRP and SOL boast the deepest 1% market depth on vetted exchanges, with XRP surging past SOL since late 2024 and doubling Cardano's ADA in liquidity. Unlike bitcoin, which secured spot ETF approval after Grayscale's legal victory highlighted the SEC's inconsistent stance on futures and spot markets, XRP operates differently. It lacks a robust futures market, and its trading volume is largely offshore. However, XRP's U.S. spot market share has climbed to its highest since the SEC's 2021 lawsuit triggered delistings, while SOL's U.S. share has slipped to 16% from a 2022 peak of 25–30%. XRP's momentum is further bolstered by the recent launch of a 2x XRP ETF by Teucrium, which tracks European ETPs and swap agreements to deliver twice XRP's daily returns. It racked over $5 million in volumes on debut day, as reported, become the provider's 'most successful launch.' 'This underlying market's improving dynamics and the launch of a 2x XRP ETF last week position XRP ahead of other assets when it comes to approval,' Kaiko analysts wrote. 'Although some tokens, such as LTC, which have very similar consensus mechanisms to BTC and share similarities to commodities, could also have a clear path to approval.' However, despite XRP's strong fundamentals, Deribit's options market reflects caution, with a bearish skew in the implied volatility smile for April 18 expirations, signaling demand for downside protection. The SEC has acknowledged several XRP spot ETF applications, with Grayscale's filing facing a critical May 22 deadline. Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
XRP Could Hit $12.5 Before President Trump's Term Ends: Standard Chartered
XRP could rise to $12.50 before President Trump leaves office, investment bank Standard Chartered (STAN) said in a report on Tuesday initiating coverage of the Ripple-related token. Standard Chartered predicts that XRP will reach $5.50 by the end of this year, $8 by 2026 year-end, $10.40 by the end of 2027, and $12.50 by end-2028. At the time of writing, XRP was up over 7% at $1.93. The bank noted that XRP rose sixfold following Donald Trump's election victory in November, reflecting expectations that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) would drop its appeal against Ripple, and because of the potential approval of XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Such gains are sustainable, the bank said, in part due to leadership changes at the SEC, but also because "XRP is uniquely positioned at the heart of one of the fastest-growing use cases for digital assets - facilitation of cross-border and cross-currency payments." "XRPL is similar to the main use case for stablecoins such as Tether: blockchain-enabled financial transactions that have traditionally been done through traditional financial (TradFi) institutions," wrote Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered Bank. Stablecoin transactions are expected to increase tenfold in the next four years, the report said. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies whose value is tied to another asset, such as the U.S. dollar or gold. They play a major role in cryptocurrency markets and are also used for to transfer money internationally. Ripple is also planning to push XRPL into the tokenization space, the bank noted. XRPL is XRP's decentralized public blockchain, and is used for payments. These positive factors mean that XRP should keep up with its larger peer bitcoin (BTC), in terms of price appreciation, the bank said. XRPL suffers from two flaws, the small number of developers and its limited value capture, but these are more than offset by positive tailwinds, the report added. Read more: First XRP ETF in the U.S. to Go Live on Tuesday With Launch of Teucrium's Leveraged Fund
