El gestor global de activos WisdomTree lanza XRP ETP en las bolsas europeas
La empresa de gestión de activos WisdomTree Investments lanzó el producto cotizado en bolsa (ETP) WisdomTree Physical XRP con el símbolo de cotización ( XRP W). El producto se lanzó en las bolsas europeas, como Deutsche Börse Xetra, SIX Swiss Exchange y Euronext Paris y Amsterdam.
XRP ha despertado interés institucional después de que la empresa de gestión de activos WisdomTree lanzara un nuevo producto cotizado en bolsa (ETP) que cotiza en varias de las principales bolsas europeas. El producto cotizaba en Deutsche Börse Xetra, Six Swiss Exchange y Euronext en París y Ámsterdam. El ETP ofrece a los inversores exposición física al activo digital y tiene un índice de gastos de gestión del 0,50%.
WisdomTree lanza XRP ETP en Europa
Nos complace anunciar el lanzamiento del ETP WisdomTree Physical XRP , que ahora cotiza en Börse Xetra, SIX Swiss Exchange y Euronext Paris y Amsterdam.
El ETP WisdomTree Physical XRP ofrece una forma simple, segura y de bajo costo de ganar exposición a XRP , uno de los más grandes… pic.twitter.com/30VAQVau8t
- WisdomTree en Europa (@WisdomTreeEU) 21 de noviembre de 2024
According to WisdomTree, the ETP is Europe’s most competitively priced XRP offering. The financial product will expose investors to XRP’s spot price through an institutional-grade, physically backed structure.
WisdomTree announced that the product would be 100% physically backed by XRP, and the assets would be secured in cold wallets. The entity also intends to employ a dual custody model with regulated custodians. WisdomTree has nine cryptocurrency ETPs in its portfolio, covering major digital assets such as Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, and combined assets.
The news follows the rising possibility of an XRP ETF approval amid the ongoing bullish market sentiment. Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, explained that a Ripple ETF is inevitable. Institutions have already begun applying for the spot XRP ETFs, but none have been approved yet. Bitwise, a crypto asset management firm and ETF issuer filed for a Ripple ETF with the United States financial watchdog. The firm also acquired a European ETP issuer to enter the same market.
In November, 21Shares, an ETF issuer, also filed an S-1 document with the U.S. SEC for spot Ripple ETF. The asset manager became the third investment firm to apply for listing and trading shares of a spot XRP ETF after Bitwise and Canary Capital led with similar applications.
XRP’s recent performance has been significant. The asset is up 26.44% in the last 24 hours, adding to its seven-day gain of 75.45%. At the time of this publication, it claims the sixth position on CoinMarketCap’s list of the top crypto projects, with a market cap of $79.7 billion.
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Institutional investors’ growing demand for altcoins has pushed asset management firms to apply for ETPs and ETFs. Recently, Solana has also appeared on the radar of institutional investors. Bitwise joined VanEck and Canary Capital in the race for Solana ETFs. The asset manager submitted S-1 forms with the U.S. regulator and incorporated CSC Delaware Trust Company as the offerings’ agent.
Trump’s incoming administration has boosted investor confidence in the crypto industry. SEC chair Gary Gensler announced he will be stepping down from his current role in the agency on January 20th, 2025. Gensler has received heavy backlash from the crypto community for his aggressive anti-crypto litigation.
His most notable dispute with the industry involved the years-long battle against Ripple for token issuance. When campaigning to the 50 million Americans in the crypto space, Trump promised to fire Gary Gensler on day one in office. With Gensler out of office, Ripple could be on track to winning its legal case against the commission.
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