Key Takeaways
- Launch Date: Canary Capital XRP ETF debuts November 13.
- Market Potential: Institutional inflows and ETF launches could boost XRP value.
- Investor Advice: Focus on long-term adoption and market trends rather than short-term swings.
- Historical Reference: Early ETF launches suggest even moderate inflows could drive significant price gains.
XRP could be on the brink of one of its biggest weeks of 2025 as Canary Capital confirms the launch of its spot XRP ETF on Thursday, November 13. After clearing SEC delays, the fund’s debut may drive significant valuation gains for the token and attract renewed market attention.
Canary Capital ETF Clears SEC Hurdles
Last week, Canary Capital filed an updated S-1 registration with the SEC, removing the “delaying amendment” that had held back the fund. This final regulatory hurdle sets the ETF on track for its imminent launch, potentially giving Ripple a boost as it trades near multi-week support levels.
The Canary Capital ETF joins several other XRP spot funds scheduled for late November. Franklin Templeton’s product is set to debut on November 14, Bitwise between November 19-20, and 21Shares and CoinShares aim for mid-to-late November.
Institutional Interest Fuels Optimism
At Ripple’s recent Swell conference, industry leaders highlighted the growing importance of institutional flows into Ripple . Teucrium CEO noted that “the last half of November could be very important for XRP,” emphasizing the trend toward tokenization of real-world assets. Experts encourage investors to focus on long-term growth rather than short-term volatility, citing increasing adoption and institutional participation.
XRP Products Already Showing Strength
Market data suggests XRP ETFs have strong investor demand. The REX-Osprey XRP ETF traded $37.7 million on its first day, marking the strongest ETF debut of 2025. Similarly, the Teucrium 2x Long Daily XRP ETF recorded impressive first-week volumes, reflecting robust interest in token-linked funds.
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Research also indicates XRP’s potential upside. At roughly $2.4, Ripple is considered undervalued for a large-cap crypto. Analysts note that even a fraction of inflows seen with Bitcoin spot ETFs, which exceeded $50 billion, could drive XRP’s price significantly higher.
Ripple investors now have reason to watch closely this week, as the Canary Capital ETF could mark a turning point for token adoption and price performance in 2025.
