SEC confirms three spot XRP ETF filings. What will be the future trend of XRP?
Traders are becoming hopeful as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s recognition of 3 spot XRP ETF filings is seen as a positive step forward.

Traders are becoming hopeful as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s recognition of 3 spot XRP ETF filings is seen as a positive step forward.
At this meeting, the Fed cut interest rates by 25bp to 4.25%-4.5%, in line with expectations. The overnight reverse repo facility was technically adjusted to the lower end of the range of the federal funds rate.
Lawyer Fred Rispoli urges Elon Musk to integrate XRP into X Payments following Ripple's reduced SEC penalty, boosting XRP's value by 18%.
Ripple-SEC closed-door meeting cancelled, raising speculation about procedural delays and impacting XRP's price and regulatory outlook.
The Fed may clarify the conditions for cutting interest rates in the second half of the year at the Jackson Hole meeting in August this year, and Powell will then have more sufficient inflation data support.
The recent surge in XRP whale activity and growing investor interest indicate a potential positive shift in the XRP market. While predictions of a substantial price surge persist, the current trading status suggests a cautious approach. Investors and enthusiasts will be closely monitoring market developments for further insights.
Grayscale Investments is actively pursuing SEC approval for its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust's conversion into a spot bitcoin ETF. Recent discussions with the SEC revolve around NYSE Arca's proposed rule change. Grayscale's persistent efforts, court mandates, and engagements with BNY Mellon showcase its commitment. GBTC outlines plans for listing and ongoing share issuance. The broader industry, including major players like BlackRock and Fidelity, is also navigating the SEC approval process for spot bitcoin ETFs.
As the case against Ripple rages on, the SEC wants to see certain “friends of the court” in support of Ripple be barred from providing legal aid to the defense.