Grayscale is preparing to launch an XRP spot ETF, signaling renewed institutional interest in the token, while Australia’s Canary XRP ETF has recorded fresh inflows and a rise in trading activity.
Canary's newly launched XRPC ETF captured $245 million in inflows on its first trading day (Nov. 14, 2025), signaling fresh institutional interest in XRP. The sizeable debut suggests a growing appetite for regulated, exchange-traded exposure to the token.
Canary's XRP ETF opened with $58 million in first-day volume, marking the biggest ETF debut of the year despite a wider crypto market pullback. The result signals renewed investor appetite for regulated XRP exposure even as prices face headwinds.
Canary's newly launched XRP spot ETF ran up roughly $26 million in volume within the first 30 minutes of trading, and the issuer says it has a "good shot" at a record-breaking debut. Early flows suggest strong demand for regulated XRP exposure.
The Canary XRP ETF outpaced expectations within its first 30 minutes of trading, already beating estimates and posting the year's strongest ETF opening so far. Analysts say it has a 'good shot' of breaking debut records if inflows continue.
The U.S. has approved Canary's spot XRP ETF, which started trading on Nasdaq on Nov. 13, 2025, providing a regulated vehicle for exposure to XRP. The listing continues a broader trend of crypto ETFs appearing on major exchanges.
SBI Group’s chief has put ¥30,000,000,000 in the spotlight around XRP as Canary prepares to launch the first pure-play 33 Act ETF made up exclusively of XRP. The move underscores growing institutional interest and could tighten liquidity and market structure for the token.
Canary has filed a Form 8-A, the final registration step before an exchange listing, positioning its XRP ETF to potentially become the first of its kind in the U.S. XRP's price is showing signs of an upside swing amid the news.