JPMorgan predicts XRP ETFs could pull $3-8B. Ripple’s CEO sees approval soon, especially with SEC shakeups and crypto buzz.
JPMorgan’s dropping some serious predictions—XRP could bring in anywhere between $3 billion and $8 billion if it gets its own spot ETF. This is based on how well Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs did last year, with Bitcoin’s ETFs already owning around 8% of its market value and Ethereum ETFs taking a smaller chunk at 3%. The big question? Could XRP join that lineup soon?
Monica Long from Ripple is betting on it. She thinks once Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are fully approved, XRP will be next. And it’s not just Ripple that’s pushing for this—big players like Bitwise and WisdomTree are already trying to get their own XRP ETFs out there.
Top ETF analyst Nate Geraci is also calling it—XRP’s spot ETF might get approved this year. In fact, users on Polymarket give it a 59% chance of happening by 2025. And the buzz is real, with some saying there’s even a 50% chance it gets approved by July 31.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is all in on XRP ETFs, though he thinks the SEC might approve Litecoin ETFs first. But with a new pro-crypto administration on the horizon and SEC chair Gary Gensler stepping down, it’s looking promising for XRP.