JPMorgan: XRP ETF Could Attract $8.4B in Investments
A report from JPMorgan estimates that Solana and XRP ETFs could bring in up to $13.6 billion in their first year, with XRP potentially accounting for $8.4 billion of that total.
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While the projections are optimistic, analysts warn that altcoin ETFs are unlikely to match the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum-based funds. Institutional appetite remains muted, and regulatory uncertainty—along with the risks tied to individual projects—continues to pose challenges.
“Progress on [ETFs] beyond bitcoin and ether has been slow — if not halted altogether — given the lack of regulatory clarity around altcoins particularly at the SEC and CFTC. However, the new administration and a new SEC chairman opens the door for new opportunity in cryptocurrency innovation,” JPMorgan analysts explained.
Companies like VanEck, 21Shares, Bitwise, WisdomTree, and Canary Capital have already filed ETF applications with the SEC. While no approvals have been granted yet, the regulatory landscape could shift in the coming months as clearer guidelines are established.
If approved, these ETFs could significantly boost the market value of Solana and Ripple, while injecting fresh momentum into the broader cryptocurrency market. More importantly, they could attract traditional institutional investors in the U.S., many of whom have so far avoided assets outside of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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