Registration with the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)<\/strong> doesn’t automatically mean trading can begin. However, it represents a critical preparatory step<\/strong>. XRP<\/a> ETFs based on futures contracts like UXRP, XRPI, XRPT, and XXRP are already active on certain platforms. Meanwhile, spot funds such as TOXR, XRP, XRPC, and XRPL await final validation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The process experienced a significant slowdown due to the US government shutdown last October, which froze more than a dozen ETF applications linked to major altcoins<\/a><\/strong>, including Solana<\/a>, Dogecoin<\/a>, and Cardano. This regulatory pause delayed the entire approval timeline, frustrating issuers and institutional investors.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Canary Capital has removed its postponement amendments and set November 13 as the automatic effective date<\/strong> for its XRP ETF. This strategy bypasses the need for explicit SEC approval<\/strong>, leveraging a rarely used regulatory window. Analysts now expect XRP<\/a> ETF trading<\/a> to begin within days of this deadline, paving the way for a wave of similar launches<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n