XRP Added to Grayscale's NYSE-Listed ETF as Market Eyes 17 Pending XRP ETF Filings

The cryptocurrency market witnessed a landmark development as XRP secured inclusion in Grayscale's SEC-approved Digital Large Cap ETF, now tradable on the New York Stock Exchange. This milestone marks XRP's return to mainstream regulated investment vehicles nearly five years after the SEC initiated legal action against Ripple.

The Grayscale ETF portfolio combines multiple top cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and now XRP, positioning it as the most comprehensive multi-asset crypto ETF available. Market analysts view this as a pivotal moment for XRP's institutional adoption, with many speculating this could pave the way for dedicated XRP spot ETFs.

Industry experts, including ETF analyst Nate Geraci, highlighted the significance: "XRP now accessible via SEC-regulated investment vehicle represents a full-circle moment after years of regulatory uncertainty." The development signals a potential shift in the SEC's stance on XRP, with approximately 17 additional XRP ETF filings reportedly awaiting regulatory review.

This breakthrough offers U.S. investors unprecedented access to XRP exposure without direct cryptocurrency ownership. Institutional investors and traditional traders can now gain regulated exposure through conventional brokerage accounts, potentially driving significant capital inflows. Meanwhile, XRP's technical charts show a tightening price consolidation pattern, suggesting potential bullish momentum if broader market conditions remain favorable.