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The post Grayscale & Franklin Join XRP ETF Race Ahead of Mid-Nov Approval appeared com. Final Stretch: Grayscale and Franklin Chase XRP ETF Approval Grayscale and Franklin Templeton have joined Canary Capital and Bitwise in filing swift updates to their S-1 registrations for spot XRP ETFs, transforming a cautious regulatory wait into a race to list by mid-November. By removing delaying clauses and adding key operational details, the issuers signal growing confidence that the SEC’s recent guidance has opened a fast track for XRP ETFs to reach the market. Canary Capital set the tone by trimming the delaying amendment from its S-1 and publicly indicating an automatic effectiveness window that points to a November 13 listing date, a move designed to let the ETF go live as soon as exchange and clearing mechanics permit. That filing and the stated target date have pressured rivals to tidy their paperwork and lock in market positioning ahead of what analysts expect will be a concentrated debut period. Grayscale, a leading institutional force in crypto, filed a detailed early-November amendment for its proposed Grayscale XRP Trust ETF, outlining governance, custody, and fee structures. The filing reveals how the firm plans to operate the spot product and underscores its readiness to list immediately once the SEC and exchanges give the green light. Alongside Bitwise’s recent fee disclosures and Canary’s accelerated timeline, Grayscale’s move amplifies a clear message across the industry that top asset managers are fully primed to launch XRP ETFs the moment approval lands. Franklin Templeton’s update was equally significant. The $1. 5 trillion asset manager removed an 8(a)-style delay clause from its S-1, language that would have required explicit SEC approval, and replaced it with provisions for automatic effectiveness. This subtle but strategic change streamlines the path to market, signaling Franklin Templeton’s confidence that exchanges will move swiftly under the SEC’s new generic listing standards. Why the rush? Well,. Continue reading Grayscale & Franklin Join XRP ETF Race Ahead of Mid-Nov Approval
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The post Bitwise CIO warns of retail capitulation while institutional demand for Bitcoin persists appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin is now trading below $100,000, dipping to its lowest level since June, and the panic button has already been slammed by most retail investors. Leverage trades have collapsed, sentiment is wrecked, and what’s left looks a lot like a crypto winter. But Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise, isn’t flinching. He sees this brutal selloff as the exact setup that could end with Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high before the year is out. Speaking Tuesday on CNBC, Matt said, “It’s almost a tale of two markets. Crypto retail is in max desperation. We’ve seen leverage blowouts … the market for sort of crypto native retail is just more depressed than I’ve ever seen it.” For him, that desperation is a bottom signal. While retail is pulling the plug, Matt says institutions are still very much in the game, and they’re not scared. He said that financial advisors and Wall Street firms he speaks with are still eager to gain exposure to Bitcoin, even with the recent pullback. “When I go out and speak to institutions or financial advisors, they’re still excited to allocate to an asset class that if you pan back and look over the course of a year, is still delivering very strong returns,” Matt said. Institutional appetite holds strong despite crash The big players aren’t retreating. While ETFs tied to Bitcoin have seen slower inflows since Q2, the money hasn’t stopped. Matt pointed to continued strength in vehicles like iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), and the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC). All three are still pulling capital. In his words, “We continue to see strong inflows into bitcoin.” Matt also mentioned Bitwise’s own Solana staking ETF (BSOL), which pulled in over $400 million in its first week. That enthusiasm took… Continue reading Bitwise CIO warns of retail capitulation while institutional demand for Bitcoin persists