XRP Spot ETF Could Go Live on November 13
Financial journalist Eleanor Terrett reports that a spot ETF for XRP might launch as soon as November 13. The development follows Canary Capital’s decision to remove a key clause — the “delaying amendment” — from its updated S-1 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
This clause typically grants the SEC control over the timing of an ETF’s approval. Without it, the registration can automatically take effect within 20 days unless the SEC objects.
Nasdaq Listing Could Follow SEC Silence
If the SEC remains silent during this 20-day window, Nasdaq could approve and list the XRP ETF, effectively greenlighting one of the most anticipated crypto investment products of the year.
The move signals growing institutional confidence in XRP’s regulatory clarity following Ripple’s partial legal victory over the SEC earlier this year.
Following the Path of SOL, LTC, and HBAR ETFs
The filing mirrors recent strategies used for spot ETFs tracking Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC), and Hedera (HBAR), all of which launched successfully under similar circumstances.
If approved, the XRP ETF would mark another major milestone for crypto’s integration into traditional markets — potentially unlocking significant liquidity and broader investor access to XRP.
