Investors get a new way to access XRP with the Bitwise XRP ETF, which starts trading on the NYSE tomorrow under the ticker $XRP.
A real-world example of XRP’s growing utility can be seen with RippleNet. It is a network of banks and payment providers that use XRP for settlement. Banks in multiple countries have successfully leveraged the network to reduce transaction costs and speed up liquidity. Furthermore, the XRP Ledger is increasingly supporting tokenisation of a variety of assets. This includes U.S. Treasuries, digital commercial paper, private credit, and money market funds.
The Bitwise XRP ETF offers a straightforward way for investors to gain exposure without directly holding the token themselves, providing convenience, security, and regulatory oversight. This product opens the door to participating in XRP’s potential while keeping portfolios diversified and liquid.
Since its launch, $BSOL has attracted more than $500 million in inflows, reflecting strong demand from investors looking for new ways to gain exposure to Solana’s ecosystem.
That momentum continues today as $BSOL options begin trading on the NYSE, giving both retail and institutional traders a fresh tool to manage risk, express market views, and build more flexible strategies around the asset.
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