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His post on X has stirred fresh interest across the community, especially among investors who have been waiting for a regulated path into the asset.
According to him, the momentum behind these products is building much faster than many expected. As he put it, the industry appears to be “on the edge of a major shift,” with firms racing to roll out their offerings.
His remarks come at a time when the ETF market is expanding rapidly, and traditional finance is showing a clear appetite for digital-asset exposure.
What Easier Access Could Mean for Investors
If these ETFs secure approval, investors would gain the ability to buy and hold XRP through ordinary brokerage accounts.
 
This would make the asset far more accessible to new entrants and give institutions a framework they already trust. Supporters argue that such access could draw fresh attention to XRP, expand participation, and eventually influence its market performance.
Rippler also pointed to the involvement of heavyweight firms such as WisdomTree and 21Shares. He described their readiness as “a clear signal of where the market is heading.”
Their participation could introduce XRP to a much larger pool of investors who prefer familiar investment vehicles over direct crypto ownership.
Why ETF Preparations Matter
The rush toward XRP ETF products reflects a broader shift in how institutions want to access digital assets. ETFs offer regulated exposure.
They also allow funds to trade XRP through familiar structures instead of using crypto exchanges directly. As researchers have repeatedly said, this structure lowers operational barriers and opens the door to new categories of investors.
The possibility of a large set of XRP ETFs also puts pressure on regulators. Each new listing signals to the market that issuers expect approval to come eventually. While nothing is guaranteed, the preparations highlight how quickly the institutional side of the market is evolving.
Traders following these developments say the number of ETF preparations alone is enough to influence expectations.
They argue that a coordinated buildup from more than a dozen issuers shows confidence in future demand. For everyday investors, the main question now is timing. The products are ready. The issuers are in position. The only missing piece is the regulatory green light.
Even so, analysts urge caution. They stress that approval is not automatic, and the final decision rests entirely with regulators.
Still, they agree that the growing list of pre-launch products shows how the landscape is shifting. If approval eventually arrives, these ETFs would give institutions a clear, regulated path to gain exposure to XRP.