XRP News: Fifth Spot XRP ETF Launches Monday as Exchange Reserves Drop Fast

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The XRP ETF lineup in the United States is expanding again as 21Shares gets ready to launch its spot XRP ETF on Monday. This will become the fifth approved spot XRP fund on the market. CoinShares and WisdomTree are expected to launch next, completing the first group of seven XRP ETFs.

More Companies Join the XRP ETF Lineup

Several issuers already offer XRP-related products. These include Rex Osprey, Canary Capital, Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Grayscale, Volatility Shares (futures) and ProShares (futures). With 21Shares entering the market, analysts expect daily ETF activity to rise sharply.

Early estimates show that once all seven funds are live, daily ETF volume could reach $75 million to $80 million. At this pace, the funds may buy about 20 million to 30 million XRP every day.

Binance XRP Reserves Fall Fast

New on-chain data shows that Binance now holds about 2.7 billion XRP, down sharply from early October. Falling exchange reserves often point to increased demand from long-term holders and institutional buyers who are moving XRP off exchanges.

Analysts Expect Daily ETF Volume to Surge

Market strategists tracking ETF activity say the next group of issuers could dramatically increase daily inflows. WisdomTree, managing $109.5 billion, and CoinShares with $7.3 billion, are expected to add significant volume once live.

Alongside 21Shares’ $2.8 billion in assets under management, analysts predict that after all seven funds launch, combined daily volumes could rise by $35 million per day, pushing total ETF share volume into the $75–$80 million range.

Based on current accumulation estimates, analysts project:

• Around 20–30 million XRP bought per day
  
• Up to 100 million XRP per week
  
• Roughly 400 million XRP per month
  
• As much as 4.8 billion XRP per year

The market may not need anywhere near a full year. If prices stay stable and buyers continue absorbing supply at this pace, a significant supply shock could hit within months, not years.