【Crypto World】 Recent news, CoinShares and WisdomTree, two major asset management firms, have officially submitted S-1 registration documents to the US SEC for spot XRP ETFs. WisdomTree manages $139 billion in assets and plans to launch the XRP ETF under the ticker code XRPW.
What does this mean? Institutional investors’ attitude towards XRP is changing. From avoiding it to actively embracing it, this reflects the industry’s renewed recognition of XRP’s long-term value. Once these ETFs are approved, XRP can enter the traditional financial market as a compliant product, making buying and selling more convenient and lowering entry barriers.
This is a key step for XRP to integrate into the mainstream financial system. The SEC review process usually takes several months, but each S-1 filing submission signifies that digital assets are being taken more seriously by traditional finance.
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ContractFreelancer
· 21h ago
Big institutions are all coming to buy the dip, this time might really be different
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TopBuyerForever
· 21h ago
They're at it again, trying to harvest my gains. Let's talk later.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 21h ago
The data shows that an asset scale of 139 billion USD entering the market signifies what? According to historical patterns of institutional inflows, this often marks a cognitive turning point. It is worth noting that, from a legal perspective, the S-1 filing itself represents a certain level of SEC recognition of the asset class's compliance, rather than just simple market speculation.
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NeverPresent
· 21h ago
Big institutions are starting to accept XRP, this time it's for real
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DegenDreamer
· 21h ago
The institutional recognition this time is really interesting; XRP might really turn things around this time.
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MissingSats
· 21h ago
Finally, big funds are interested in XRP. Now the real show begins.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 21h ago
Institutions are banding together for XRP, this time it's for real
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Wait, is WisdomTree really going to launch XRPW? The $139 billion backer has stepped in, and everything is clear
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Another SEC review, this matter isn't that simple, let's wait and see
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Speaking of which, from institutions avoiding pitfalls to actively buying in, XRP has turned the corner, hasn't it?
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Moving into traditional finance with compliance... sounds good, but we still have to wait for the real gains
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Big asset management firms are already in, what are retail investors still hesitating about?
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If the S-1 has been filed, that's fine, but the key is when the SEC will give the green light, that's the real point
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With a market cap of $139 billion backing XRP, no one dares to say it's just an air coin anymore
XRP Spot ETF advances further, with two major asset management giants' S-1 filings entering SEC review
【Crypto World】 Recent news, CoinShares and WisdomTree, two major asset management firms, have officially submitted S-1 registration documents to the US SEC for spot XRP ETFs. WisdomTree manages $139 billion in assets and plans to launch the XRP ETF under the ticker code XRPW.
What does this mean? Institutional investors’ attitude towards XRP is changing. From avoiding it to actively embracing it, this reflects the industry’s renewed recognition of XRP’s long-term value. Once these ETFs are approved, XRP can enter the traditional financial market as a compliant product, making buying and selling more convenient and lowering entry barriers.
This is a key step for XRP to integrate into the mainstream financial system. The SEC review process usually takes several months, but each S-1 filing submission signifies that digital assets are being taken more seriously by traditional finance.