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Bitfinex Eyes Solana ETF Amid Rising Institutional DemandThe likelihood of a Solana ETF gains traction as Bitfinex explores crypto-based financial products. Following Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, Solana’s scalability and DeFi growth position it as a contender. Regulatory hurdles remain critical, with the SEC scrutinizing altcoin volatility and custody risks. However, surging institutional interest in Solana’s ecosystem could accelerate approvals. Analysts speculate Bitfinex might pioneer a rasool ETF launch, targeting Solana’s high-performance blockchain. Success hinges on compliance clarity and market stability. While timing is uncertain, Solana’s ETF potential reflects crypto’s evolving mainstream integration. Investors await updates as platforms like Bitfinex navigate this transformative frontier. #CanadaSOLETFLaunch #Canada #sol #etf #launch $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT)

Bitfinex Eyes Solana ETF Amid Rising Institutional Demand

The likelihood of a Solana ETF gains traction as Bitfinex explores crypto-based financial products. Following Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, Solana’s scalability and DeFi growth position it as a contender. Regulatory hurdles remain critical, with the SEC scrutinizing altcoin volatility and custody risks. However, surging institutional interest in Solana’s ecosystem could accelerate approvals. Analysts speculate Bitfinex might pioneer a rasool ETF launch, targeting Solana’s high-performance blockchain. Success hinges on compliance clarity and market stability. While timing is uncertain, Solana’s ETF potential reflects crypto’s evolving mainstream integration. Investors await updates as platforms like Bitfinex navigate this transformative frontier.

#CanadaSOLETFLaunch
#Canada #sol #etf #launch
$SOL
Sure! Here's another version, closely following your original structure and tone while improving clarity and flow: XRP Eyes Further Gains Amid ETF Hopes and SEC Shift XRP could extend its rally as key regulatory events unfold. Following a dip triggered by tariff concerns, XRP rebounded sharply—rising 32% to $1.6142 and surpassing $2.10 on Tuesday. The rally gained momentum after President Trump announced a fast-tracked 90-day tariff suspension, boosting market sentiment. Now, all eyes are on the SEC and its incoming Chair, Paul Atkins. His recent Senate approval on April 9 signals a potential shift in the agency’s stance on crypto, especially as several XRP ETF filings approach key deadlines. Many analysts believe the SEC may drop its lawsuit against Ripple once Atkins officially takes the helm. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the company has reached an agreement with SEC staff, though final action awaits a commission vote. The SEC and Ripple jointly requested a pause in the appeal process last Thursday, and Ripple is unlikely to submit its appeal brief by Wednesday. According to legal experts and crypto commentators like Eleanor Terrett, the SEC may hold off on any final decision until Atkins is formally sworn in—potentially within days. XRP remains bullish despite regulatory uncertainty. The token reached $2.1505 on Tuesday, fueled by growing risk appetite since mid-last week. Still, a key challenge lies ahead: breaking the resistance at the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence near $2.2390. A breakout could push XRP past $2.50 and toward the psychological $3.00 mark. However, derivatives data suggest caution. Coinglass reports a 6.45% drop in open interest over 24 hours to $3.1 billion. The long-to-short ratio stands at 0.9681, signaling short-term bearish pressure. Long liquidations hit $2.65 million, compared to $1.29 million in short positions, hinting at volatility beneath the surface. #Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT)
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XRP Eyes Further Gains Amid ETF Hopes and SEC Shift

XRP could extend its rally as key regulatory events unfold. Following a dip triggered by tariff concerns, XRP rebounded sharply—rising 32% to $1.6142 and surpassing $2.10 on Tuesday. The rally gained momentum after President Trump announced a fast-tracked 90-day tariff suspension, boosting market sentiment.

Now, all eyes are on the SEC and its incoming Chair, Paul Atkins. His recent Senate approval on April 9 signals a potential shift in the agency’s stance on crypto, especially as several XRP ETF filings approach key deadlines. Many analysts believe the SEC may drop its lawsuit against Ripple once Atkins officially takes the helm.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the company has reached an agreement with SEC staff, though final action awaits a commission vote. The SEC and Ripple jointly requested a pause in the appeal process last Thursday, and Ripple is unlikely to submit its appeal brief by Wednesday. According to legal experts and crypto commentators like Eleanor Terrett, the SEC may hold off on any final decision until Atkins is formally sworn in—potentially within days.

XRP remains bullish despite regulatory uncertainty. The token reached $2.1505 on Tuesday, fueled by growing risk appetite since mid-last week. Still, a key challenge lies ahead: breaking the resistance at the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence near $2.2390. A breakout could push XRP past $2.50 and toward the psychological $3.00 mark.

However, derivatives data suggest caution. Coinglass reports a 6.45% drop in open interest over 24 hours to $3.1 billion. The long-to-short ratio stands at 0.9681, signaling short-term bearish pressure. Long liquidations hit $2.65 million, compared to $1.29 million in short positions, hinting at volatility beneath the surface.

#Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP
🟠 BlackRock adds 438 $BTC (~$36.7M) to its spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) on April 14 — its first inflow after a week of outflows. While modest in size, the move reflects steady institutional appetite for BTC amid volatile #etf flows.
🟠 BlackRock adds 438 $BTC (~$36.7M) to its spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) on April 14 — its first inflow after a week of outflows.

While modest in size, the move reflects steady institutional appetite for BTC amid volatile #etf flows.
Apr 15
Bullish
XRP may continue rise after ETF and SEC votes After the tariff-triggered slump, XRP rises 32% to $1.6142 and over $2.1000 on Tuesday. The SEC may drop the Ripple lawsuit when Paul Atkins becomes agency chair. All eyes are on new chair Paul Atkins as many XRP ETF filings approach deadlines. A reduction in derivatives open interest implies traders are cautious in an uncertain macroeconomic climate. Ripple (XRP) traded at $2.1505 on Tuesday, showing optimism. Since the middle of last week, investor risk appetite has grown, preparing XRP for a sustained upward surge spurred by US President Donald Trump's fast 90-day tariff suspension. XRP bulls maintain firm despite SEC vote rumors XRP fans anxiously anticipate the SEC's decision to drop Ripple's complaint. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently announced the business has achieved an agreement with agency workers. He noted that policy requires staff to advise the commission, which will vote. On April 9, the Senate approved President Trump's SEC Chair candidate, Paul Atkins, possibly enabling crypto-friendly regulations in the US. On Thursday, the SEC and Ripple requested to halt a lawsuit appeal. Ripple will likely not submit an appeal brief this Wednesday. Experts and crypto attorneys claimed the SEC might postpone the case dismissal vote until Atkins becomes SEC Chair. Eleanor Terrett, CryptoAmerica anchor, said the new chair may be sworn in within days. XRP must break the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence barrier around $2.2390. This might raise investor interest in the token, breaking resistance around $2.5000 and pushing XRP into psychological barrier at $3.00. With derivatives open interest down 6.45% to $3.1 billion in 24 hours, Coinglass data is concerning despite the robust spot market. A negative long-to-short ratio of 0.9681 indicates short-term bearishness. This may explain why long position liquidations were $2.65 million and short position liquidations $1.29 million. #Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP
XRP may continue rise after ETF and SEC votes

After the tariff-triggered slump, XRP rises 32% to $1.6142 and over $2.1000 on Tuesday.

The SEC may drop the Ripple lawsuit when Paul Atkins becomes agency chair.

All eyes are on new chair Paul Atkins as many XRP ETF filings approach deadlines.

A reduction in derivatives open interest implies traders are cautious in an uncertain macroeconomic climate.
Ripple (XRP) traded at $2.1505 on Tuesday, showing optimism. Since the middle of last week, investor risk appetite has grown, preparing XRP for a sustained upward surge spurred by US President Donald Trump's fast 90-day tariff suspension.

XRP bulls maintain firm despite SEC vote rumors
XRP fans anxiously anticipate the SEC's decision to drop Ripple's complaint. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently announced the business has achieved an agreement with agency workers. He noted that policy requires staff to advise the commission, which will vote.

On April 9, the Senate approved President Trump's SEC Chair candidate, Paul Atkins, possibly enabling crypto-friendly regulations in the US.

On Thursday, the SEC and Ripple requested to halt a lawsuit appeal. Ripple will likely not submit an appeal brief this Wednesday.

Experts and crypto attorneys claimed the SEC might postpone the case dismissal vote until Atkins becomes SEC Chair. Eleanor Terrett, CryptoAmerica anchor, said the new chair may be sworn in within days.

XRP must break the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence barrier around $2.2390. This might raise investor interest in the token, breaking resistance around $2.5000 and pushing XRP into psychological barrier at $3.00.

With derivatives open interest down 6.45% to $3.1 billion in 24 hours, Coinglass data is concerning despite the robust spot market. A negative long-to-short ratio of 0.9681 indicates short-term bearishness. This may explain why long position liquidations were $2.65 million and short position liquidations $1.29 million.

#Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP
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🇨🇦 Canada is set to launch the world's first spot #SolanaETF on April 16. Approved issuers include Purpose, Evolve, CI, and 3iQ. The #etf will feature staking rewards via TD, offering investors exposure to $SOL + yield. Canada continues to lead in crypto ETF innovation.
🇨🇦 Canada is set to launch the world's first spot #SolanaETF on April 16.

Approved issuers include Purpose, Evolve, CI, and 3iQ. The #etf will feature staking rewards via TD, offering investors exposure to $SOL + yield.

Canada continues to lead in crypto ETF innovation.
😱🔥Critical date for XRP: May 22: “The closest candidate to approval”❗🤯According to crypto research company Kaiko, $XRP , Bitcoin and Ethereum will soon start operating ETFs. The company, which justifies this claim with two reasons, drew attention to May 22, 2024. Crypto research company Kaiko, after Bitcoin and Ethereum, #XRP stands out as a possible candidate for spot #ETF s to be copied. According to the latest report published by the company, Kaiko analysts believe that in addition to XRP's "superior liquidity", the XRP ETF, which will be launched in the US shortly, has prepared the ground for this. XRP's market depth has increased rapidly The report emphasized that XRP's market depth has increased rapidly since the end of 2024, and ADA, which left SOL behind, has reached two separations. It was also stated that the spot trading volume on US exchanges has approached the level before the extensive delisting decisions following the lawsuit filed in 2020. It was noted that SOL experienced a decline in its market share in the US, and this rate is currently at 16 percent, compared to 25-30 percent in 2022. Kaiko said, "This improvement in market dynamics and the double-leveraged XRP ETF that hit the market last week put XRP one step ahead of other assets in terms of approval. On the other hand, some tokens such as LTC, which have a very similar mechanism to BTC and show characteristics close to commodities, can also achieve similar approval success." May 22 is extremely important The SEC officially divided XRP spot ETF applications with other cryptocurrencies at the end of February. May 22 stands out as a critical date. The SEC, which gave the green light to Teucrium's leveraged XRP ETF, must respond to Grayscale's XRP spot ETF application by this date. #USElectronicsTariffs #SaylorBTCPurchase #BTCRebound

😱🔥Critical date for XRP: May 22: “The closest candidate to approval”❗🤯

According to crypto research company Kaiko, $XRP , Bitcoin and Ethereum will soon start operating ETFs. The company, which justifies this claim with two reasons, drew attention to May 22, 2024.
Crypto research company Kaiko, after Bitcoin and Ethereum, #XRP stands out as a possible candidate for spot #ETF s to be copied. According to the latest report published by the company, Kaiko analysts believe that in addition to XRP's "superior liquidity", the XRP ETF, which will be launched in the US shortly, has prepared the ground for this.
XRP's market depth has increased rapidly
The report emphasized that XRP's market depth has increased rapidly since the end of 2024, and ADA, which left SOL behind, has reached two separations. It was also stated that the spot trading volume on US exchanges has approached the level before the extensive delisting decisions following the lawsuit filed in 2020.
It was noted that SOL experienced a decline in its market share in the US, and this rate is currently at 16 percent, compared to 25-30 percent in 2022. Kaiko said, "This improvement in market dynamics and the double-leveraged XRP ETF that hit the market last week put XRP one step ahead of other assets in terms of approval. On the other hand, some tokens such as LTC, which have a very similar mechanism to BTC and show characteristics close to commodities, can also achieve similar approval success."
May 22 is extremely important
The SEC officially divided XRP spot ETF applications with other cryptocurrencies at the end of February. May 22 stands out as a critical date. The SEC, which gave the green light to Teucrium's leveraged XRP ETF, must respond to Grayscale's XRP spot ETF application by this date.
#USElectronicsTariffs #SaylorBTCPurchase #BTCRebound
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😱🔥XRP Could Be First to Get U.S. Spot ETF Before SOL and DOGE❗🤯🇺🇸$XRP could be the next big cryptocurrency to get a spot #etf approved in the U.S., even before coins like Solana (SOL) or Dogecoin (DOGE), according to crypto research firm Kaiko. The report, published Monday, said #XRP and SOL have the deepest 1% market depth on trusted exchanges. This means both tokens have enough activity and liquidity in the market to handle big trades without prices going crazy. However, between the two, XRP has recently pulled ahead. Since the end of 2024, XRP has passed SOL in liquidity and now has twice as much as Cardano’s ADA. “Although some tokens, such as LTC, which have very similar consensus mechanisms to BTC and share similarities to commodities, could also have a clear path to approval,” Kaiko analysts wrote. The Bitcoin ETF was approved after a legal fight involving Grayscale and the SEC, which showed that the SEC was being unfair in how it handled different types of ETFs. While Blackrock came up with rock solid fillings to get approval for their iShares bitcoin etf fund. XRP follows a different story. XRP does not have a strong futures market, and most of its trading happens outside the U.S. But even so, XRP’s U.S. trading has recently gone way up, the highest it’s been since 2021. That’s when the SEC sued Ripple, which caused many platforms in the U.S. to stop offering XRP. Since then, XRP has been slowly making a comeback. Meanwhile, Solana’s share in the U.S. has dropped from about 30% in 2022 to just 16% now, according to Kaiko. Another reason XRP is getting more interest is the recent launch of a new 2x XRP ETF by Teucrium, which gives investors twice the daily returns of XRP. It started strong, with $5 million in trading volume on its first day. Teucrium called it their “most successful launch.” Still, some traders are staying cautious. On the trading platform Deribit, there has been more interest in buying protection in case XRP goes down. The SEC is currently reviewing XRP ETF applications, including one from Grayscale, which has a big decision deadline on May 22. #Ripple #USElectronicsTariffs #BitcoinWithTariffs

😱🔥XRP Could Be First to Get U.S. Spot ETF Before SOL and DOGE❗🤯🇺🇸

$XRP could be the next big cryptocurrency to get a spot #etf approved in the U.S., even before coins like Solana (SOL) or Dogecoin (DOGE), according to crypto research firm Kaiko.
The report, published Monday, said #XRP and SOL have the deepest 1% market depth on trusted exchanges. This means both tokens have enough activity and liquidity in the market to handle big trades without prices going crazy.
However, between the two, XRP has recently pulled ahead. Since the end of 2024, XRP has passed SOL in liquidity and now has twice as much as Cardano’s ADA.
“Although some tokens, such as LTC, which have very similar consensus mechanisms to BTC and share similarities to commodities, could also have a clear path to approval,” Kaiko analysts wrote.
The Bitcoin ETF was approved after a legal fight involving Grayscale and the SEC, which showed that the SEC was being unfair in how it handled different types of ETFs. While Blackrock came up with rock solid fillings to get approval for their iShares bitcoin etf fund.
XRP follows a different story. XRP does not have a strong futures market, and most of its trading happens outside the U.S. But even so, XRP’s U.S. trading has recently gone way up, the highest it’s been since 2021.
That’s when the SEC sued Ripple, which caused many platforms in the U.S. to stop offering XRP. Since then, XRP has been slowly making a comeback. Meanwhile, Solana’s share in the U.S. has dropped from about 30% in 2022 to just 16% now, according to Kaiko.
Another reason XRP is getting more interest is the recent launch of a new 2x XRP ETF by Teucrium, which gives investors twice the daily returns of XRP. It started strong, with $5 million in trading volume on its first day. Teucrium called it their “most successful launch.”
Still, some traders are staying cautious. On the trading platform Deribit, there has been more interest in buying protection in case XRP goes down.
The SEC is currently reviewing XRP ETF applications, including one from Grayscale, which has a big decision deadline on May 22.
#Ripple #USElectronicsTariffs #BitcoinWithTariffs
$XRP ETF: The Storm of Approval That Could Change Everything!!! A seismic shift is brewing in the cryptocurrency world, and XRP is at the epicenter of the quake. According to Kaiko, a leading crypto research firm, XRP is securing a U.S. spot Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) approval. An ETF is an investment fund traded on stock exchanges, like individual stocks, allowing investors to buy and sell shares in a fund that tracks the price of an underlying asset. The Benefits of an XRP ETF If approved, an XRP ETF would provide a game-changing opportunity for investors. It would: - Increase accessibility: Allowing more investors to gain exposure to XRP through a traditional investment vehicle. - Provide liquidity: Enabling investors to buy and sell XRP more easily, potentially reducing volatility. - Boost credibility: Validating XRP as a legitimate investment asset, potentially attracting more institutional investors. The Tides of Liquidity XRP's market depth is a testament to its unstoppable force. With a staggering 1% market depth, XRP has proven its ability to navigate the most turbulent of markets. Its liquidity has reached unprecedented heights, making it a magnet for investors seeking stability and growth. A Phoenix Rises XRP's resilience is a story of epic proportions. Despite the challenges of the past, XRP has emerged stronger, its U.S. trading activity surging to levels not seen since 2021. The interest in XRP is palpable, and its potential is undeniable. The ETF Catalyst The launch of a 2x XRP ETF has generated $5 million in trading volume on its first day. This groundbreaking product offers investors twice the daily returns of XRP, fueling the growing frenzy around the token. The Moment of Truth As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, XRP's potential ETF approval could be the spark that ignites a new era of growth. With its formidable liquidity, increasing U.S. trading activity, and innovative ETF products, XRP is poised to make history. 🙂 #Xrp🔥🔥 #News #ETF #Binance {spot}(XRPUSDT)
$XRP ETF: The Storm of Approval That Could Change Everything!!!

A seismic shift is brewing in the cryptocurrency world, and XRP is at the epicenter of the quake. According to Kaiko, a leading crypto research firm, XRP is securing a U.S. spot Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) approval.

An ETF is an investment fund traded on stock exchanges, like individual stocks, allowing investors to buy and sell shares in a fund that tracks the price of an underlying asset.

The Benefits of an XRP ETF

If approved, an XRP ETF would provide a game-changing opportunity for investors. It would:

- Increase accessibility: Allowing more investors to gain exposure to XRP through a traditional investment vehicle.
- Provide liquidity: Enabling investors to buy and sell XRP more easily, potentially reducing volatility.
- Boost credibility: Validating XRP as a legitimate investment asset, potentially attracting more institutional investors.

The Tides of Liquidity

XRP's market depth is a testament to its unstoppable force. With a staggering 1% market depth, XRP has proven its ability to navigate the most turbulent of markets. Its liquidity has reached unprecedented heights, making it a magnet for investors seeking stability and growth.

A Phoenix Rises

XRP's resilience is a story of epic proportions. Despite the challenges of the past, XRP has emerged stronger, its U.S. trading activity surging to levels not seen since 2021. The interest in XRP is palpable, and its potential is undeniable.

The ETF Catalyst

The launch of a 2x XRP ETF has generated $5 million in trading volume on its first day. This groundbreaking product offers investors twice the daily returns of XRP, fueling the growing frenzy around the token.

The Moment of Truth

As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, XRP's potential ETF approval could be the spark that ignites a new era of growth. With its formidable liquidity, increasing U.S. trading activity, and innovative ETF products, XRP is poised to make history.

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#Xrp🔥🔥 #News #ETF #Binance
🚀 $XRP leads the pack as the #1 altcoin with the highest number of #ETF applications filed! 🇺🇸 Growing institutional interest continues to spotlight Ripple's potential in mainstream finance.
🚀 $XRP leads the pack as the #1 altcoin with the highest number of #ETF applications filed!

🇺🇸 Growing institutional interest continues to spotlight Ripple's potential in mainstream finance.
#XRP #SOL #ETF XRP Most Likely to Get U.S. Spot ETF Approval Ahead of SOL, DOGE: Analysts Data from Kaiko Indices shows XRP and SOL boast the deepest 1% market depth on vetted exchanges, with XRP surging past SOL since late 2024 and doubling Cardano’s ADA in liquidity. What to know: XRP and Solana are leading candidates for U.S. spot ETF approval due to their high liquidity, with XRP potentially launching earlier. XRP's U.S. market share has increased since the SEC's 2021 lawsuit, while Solana's share has declined. The recent launch of a 2x XRP ETF by Teucrium has boosted XRP's momentum, despite caution in the options market. $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT)
#XRP #SOL #ETF
XRP Most Likely to Get U.S. Spot ETF Approval Ahead of SOL, DOGE: Analysts

Data from Kaiko Indices shows XRP and SOL boast the deepest 1% market depth on vetted exchanges, with XRP surging past SOL since late 2024 and doubling Cardano’s ADA in liquidity.

What to know:

XRP and Solana are leading candidates for U.S. spot ETF approval due to their high liquidity, with XRP potentially launching earlier.

XRP's U.S. market share has increased since the SEC's 2021 lawsuit, while Solana's share has declined.

The recent launch of a 2x XRP ETF by Teucrium has boosted XRP's momentum, despite caution in the options market.

$XRP
$SOL
#CanadaSOLETFLaunch Big news for $SOL fans! Canada becomes the first country to officially launch a Solana ETF, opening new doors for institutional investment and mainstream adoption. Binance Square par is breakthrough moment ko discuss karein – kya yeh Solana ke liye next big leap hai? #Solana #ETF #BinanceSquare #CryptoNew
#CanadaSOLETFLaunch
Big news for $SOL fans! Canada becomes the first country to officially launch a Solana ETF, opening new doors for institutional investment and mainstream adoption.

Binance Square par is breakthrough moment ko discuss karein – kya yeh Solana ke liye next big leap hai?

#Solana #ETF #BinanceSquare #CryptoNew
Sure! Here's another version, closely following your original structure and tone while improving clarity and flow: XRP Eyes Further Gains Amid ETF Hopes and SEC Shift XRP could extend its rally as key regulatory events unfold. Following a dip triggered by tariff concerns, XRP rebounded sharply—rising 32% to $1.6142 and surpassing $2.10 on Tuesday. The rally gained momentum after President Trump announced a fast-tracked 90-day tariff suspension, boosting market sentiment. Now, all eyes are on the SEC and its incoming Chair, Paul Atkins. His recent Senate approval on April 9 signals a potential shift in the agency’s stance on crypto, especially as several XRP ETF filings approach key deadlines. Many analysts believe the SEC may drop its lawsuit against Ripple once Atkins officially takes the helm. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the company has reached an agreement with SEC staff, though final action awaits a commission vote. The SEC and Ripple jointly requested a pause in the appeal process last Thursday, and Ripple is unlikely to submit its appeal brief by Wednesday. According to legal experts and crypto commentators like Eleanor Terrett, the SEC may hold off on any final decision until Atkins is formally sworn in—potentially within days. XRP remains bullish despite regulatory uncertainty. The token reached $2.1505 on Tuesday, fueled by growing risk appetite since mid-last week. Still, a key challenge lies ahead: breaking the resistance at the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence near $2.2390. A breakout could push XRP past $2.50 and toward the psychological $3.00 mark. However, derivatives data suggest caution. Coinglass reports a 6.45% drop in open interest over 24 hours to $3.1 billion. The long-to-short ratio stands at 0.9681, signaling short-term bearish pressure. Long liquidations hit $2.65 million, compared to $1.29 million in short positions, hinting at volatility beneath the surface. #Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT)
Sure! Here's another version, closely following your original structure and tone while improving clarity and flow:

XRP Eyes Further Gains Amid ETF Hopes and SEC Shift

XRP could extend its rally as key regulatory events unfold. Following a dip triggered by tariff concerns, XRP rebounded sharply—rising 32% to $1.6142 and surpassing $2.10 on Tuesday. The rally gained momentum after President Trump announced a fast-tracked 90-day tariff suspension, boosting market sentiment.

Now, all eyes are on the SEC and its incoming Chair, Paul Atkins. His recent Senate approval on April 9 signals a potential shift in the agency’s stance on crypto, especially as several XRP ETF filings approach key deadlines. Many analysts believe the SEC may drop its lawsuit against Ripple once Atkins officially takes the helm.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the company has reached an agreement with SEC staff, though final action awaits a commission vote. The SEC and Ripple jointly requested a pause in the appeal process last Thursday, and Ripple is unlikely to submit its appeal brief by Wednesday. According to legal experts and crypto commentators like Eleanor Terrett, the SEC may hold off on any final decision until Atkins is formally sworn in—potentially within days.

XRP remains bullish despite regulatory uncertainty. The token reached $2.1505 on Tuesday, fueled by growing risk appetite since mid-last week. Still, a key challenge lies ahead: breaking the resistance at the 50-day and 200-day EMA confluence near $2.2390. A breakout could push XRP past $2.50 and toward the psychological $3.00 mark.

However, derivatives data suggest caution. Coinglass reports a 6.45% drop in open interest over 24 hours to $3.1 billion. The long-to-short ratio stands at 0.9681, signaling short-term bearish pressure. Long liquidations hit $2.65 million, compared to $1.29 million in short positions, hinting at volatility beneath the surface.

#Xrp🔥🔥 #SEC #etf $XRP
🚨 #ETF Flow Update (Apr 15): 📈 #Bitcoin spot ETFs bought 903 $BTC ($76M) 📉 #Ethereum spot ETFs sold 8,750 $ETH ($14M) 🔍 Bullish on BTC, cautious on ETH? 📊 The market’s making moves—are you watching?
🚨 #ETF Flow Update (Apr 15):

📈 #Bitcoin spot ETFs bought 903 $BTC ($76M)
📉 #Ethereum spot ETFs sold 8,750 $ETH ($14M)

🔍 Bullish on BTC, cautious on ETH?

📊 The market’s making moves—are you watching?
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