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CoinGape 2024-12-02 11:49:53

Breaking: WisdomTree Files S-1 For XRP ETF With US SEC

WisdomTree has caught the eyes of investors today with its latest S-1 filing for XRP ETF Fund with the US SEC. Notably, this comes as XRP has noted a strong rally recently, surpassing the market cap of BNB and USDT. In addition, the filing also showcases the market confidence towards the digital assets and its regulatory dynamics, especially after Donald Trump’s election win. WisdomTree Files S-1 For XRP ETF Approval WisdomTree’s S-1 filing for an XRP ETF, registered in Delaware, has sparked optimism across the crypto industry. This development follows XRP’s remarkable rally, which underscored its growing market relevance. Investors have shown renewed enthusiasm for digital assets, viewing this ETF as a milestone for broader institutional acceptance. Notably, XRP’s momentum is part of a larger crypto resurgence driven by Donald Trump’s recent election victory. Market participants anticipate more crypto-friendly policies under his administration, which could accelerate ETF approvals. Notably, the experts have predicted a flurry of altcoins to witness their ETF launch in the US under the Republican government. In addition, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has also expressed optimism about XRP’s potential growth. Besides, he revealed ongoing discussions with the Republican administration, further boosting market confidence. However, the timing is notable as SEC Chair Gary Gensler is set to step down by January next year. His departure, whom many deem as an anti-crypto regulator, could usher in leadership that supports pro-crypto reforms. A Coinbase executive recently suggested that under Trump, crypto-specific legislation could pass “quickly”, signaling a favorable environment for institutional crypto adoption. The post Breaking: WisdomTree Files S-1 For XRP ETF With US SEC appeared first on CoinGape .

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