DTCC Lists Five XRP Spot ETFs, Fueling Anticipation for U.S. Market Debut

XRP’s legal clarity and DTCC listings have positioned Ripple for an institutional breakout, potentially drive the token’s next major price rally if ETF approvals follow through.
The XRP’s integration in tokenized settlement, and Ripple’s growing influence marks a shift to leadership, setting for a long-term bullish cycle in the U.S. crypto market.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), as the backbone of U.S. securities trading are now being listed five spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) under its “active and pre-launch” category, according to the latest update on November 7, 2025. This timing just aligns perfectly and Ripple’s recent regulatory triumphs, as the SEC lawsuit was settled in August 2025 for $125 million.

Following recent updates highlighted by Crypto News Flash, the DTCC previously filed a new patent that integrates XRP and Stellar (XLM) for tokenized settlements. This development, confirmed late last week, signaling that major financial players prepare for the potential U.S. market debut as early as mid-November—potentially unlocking billions in institutionals capital for Ripple’s native token, XRP.

In a report, Eric Balchunas, Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst, noted on Ripple (XRP) listing:

The XRP ETF race is shaping up much like what we saw with Bitcoin and Ethereum — issuers are moving in tandem, and the DTCC list is where the groundwork starts before the SEC gives the final green light.

Additionally, DTCC lists are a crucial operational step before ETFs can trade on U.S. exchanges. They signal that issuers, brokers, and clearing houses to are prepare behind the scenes. With multiple sponsors lining up, competition could be fierce at launch, often boosting early liquidity and investor participation.

Market Price Implications for Ripple (XRP)

The DTCC listings, fresh from the November 7 update, point to a robust bullish outlook for XRP’s price, with projections suggestion a potential rise to the $3–$5 range in the short term. This reinforces XRP’s non-security classification in secondary markets and strengthens the case for ETF feasibility.

Overall, the market indicates a moderately bullish stance. The listing of multiple issuers on the DTCC and sizable inflow estimates present a structural opportunity for XRP—offering increased institutional accession, regulated exposure, improved liquidity, and upward price momentum.

Moreover, these are clearly with some bullish signals. However, the actual launch timing, regulatory decisions, and market sentiment remain key variables. If those falter, downside risks could emerge.

As of now, according to CoinMarketCap data, XRP is trading at $2.45, up 7.51% in the past 24 hours and 1.47% over the past week. The token is holding above key support, eyeing $2.60 as the next resistance level, with the $2.39–$2.42 zone now solidly fortified.

Subsequently, if ETF approvals proceed, XRP that could mirror Bitcoin’s 60%+ post-approval rally—drawing in institutional inflows that reduce selling pressure and enhance liquidity. See XRP price chart below.