Kaiko’s latest report highlights XRP’s deep market liquidity as a key driver for its potential regulatory breakthrough. Among altcoins, XRP currently boasts the highest 1% market depth on major centralized exchanges — meaning there are significant buy and sell orders near the current price, which minimizes slippage and supports smoother, more efficient trading.
“A highly liquid spot market is important for creating efficient structured products, and the former SEC leadership was highly sensitive to this,” Kaiko’s analysts noted in their Monday report.
XRP’s Liquidity The ability to quickly convert a digital currency or token into another asset or cash without affecting its price. Exchange-traded Fund
The altcoin is also leading the charge in active ETF filings. According to Kaiko data, the altcoin has 10 spot ETF applications pending, more than any other altcoin. Solana follows with five filings, while Litecoin (LTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE) each have three.
The wave of applications comes amid a shakeup in the SEC’s leadership. Industry-friendly Paul Atkins is expected to replace Gary Gensler as SEC Chair after being confirmed by the Senate last week. His appointment is widely expected to usher in a more crypto-positive regulatory approach, prompting asset managers like Bitwise, Grayscale, and VanEck to increase their ETF submissions.
Kaiko analysts also highlighted the launch of Teucrium’s leveraged XRP ETF — the XXRP — as another sign of XRP’s growing institutional traction. XXRP, which seeks to deliver 2x the daily return of XRP via futures and swap contracts, became the first XRP ETF to launch in the U.S. last week. However, the SEC has yet to greenlight a spot version.
While the leveraged product is not a direct replacement for a spot ETF, its approval by regulators indicates a softening stance toward XRP-related financial products and adds pressure on the SEC to finalize a spot listing.
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