XRP News Today: Institutional ETFs Drive XRP Closer to Widespread Acceptance
- XRP surged to $3.66 in July 2025 after years below $1, driven by ETF launches and regulatory optimism. - Eight U.S. XRP ETFs, including Grayscale’s fee-waived GXRP , attracted $423M in assets, signaling institutional validation. - Analysts project $5.05 by 2025 and $26.50 by 2030, but warn of risks like whale concentration and market manipulation. - Emerging projects like $APEING Whitelist highlight crypto’s cyclical nature, with ETFs creating new entry points for risk-tolerant investors.
XRP, currently ranking as the third-largest digital asset by market value, has captured renewed attention from investors after a notable price rally and the introduction of several exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Having spent most of the last three years trading under $1,
The recent wave of spot ETF launches has been a key driver behind XRP’s upward momentum. Grayscale Investments
Both analysts and AI-driven forecasts indicate that XRP’s price could continue to rise.
The introduction of these ETFs also reflects a larger movement: the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies by institutional players. With XRP now available through regulated investment vehicles, traditional investors can gain exposure to the asset class without directly owning the token. For example, Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF was
However, the story around XRP may soon evolve. While ETFs have contributed to recent price gains, the next significant investment opportunity might emerge outside of XRP. New initiatives like the $APEING Whitelist—a selection of promising early-stage crypto projects—are gaining attention as a possible "VIP pass" to the next token expected to reach a $1 valuation
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