
(Source: 21Shares)
The Cboe BZX Exchange has officially approved the listing and registration of the 21Shares Spot XRP ETF. On December 10, 2025, the exchange submitted the necessary documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Once the SEC issues its final notice, the ETF will be eligible for official listing, with trading potentially beginning as soon as the next day.
This development further expands the lineup of spot XRP ETFs. Current applicants include Rex Osprey, Canary Capital, Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Grayscale, and futures-based providers such as Volatility Shares and ProShares.
Despite growing momentum around the ETF narrative, XRP continues to trade near the $2 mark and has not yet reversed its multi-week downtrend. Short-term volatility persists, but a bullish divergence on the daily chart has allowed the price to consolidate sideways rather than suffer another sharp decline.
Currently, XRP is seeking support in the $2.00 to $2.25 range. A break below this zone could see further support at $1.90 and $1.80, while the main resistance remains at $2.20.
Crypto analyst Javon Marks highlighted XRP’s strong outperformance versus Bitcoin in prior bull markets. He noted that XRP once delivered over 240% excess returns relative to BTC during a major rally, with its price surging more than 570%. Based on historical trends, Marks projects that XRP could once again outperform BTC in the future, potentially by more than 600%, and has set a long-term price target above $14.
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The weekly chart continues to show a pronounced bearish divergence, which has kept XRP under significant downward pressure in recent months. However, a bullish divergence on the daily chart is providing some support, resulting in sideways consolidation instead of a steep decline. Most analysts agree that XRP’s short-term price action will remain closely tied to Bitcoin’s trajectory. As long as BTC consolidates near its resistance zone, XRP is likely to stay in a range, awaiting a new market catalyst. A break above $2.20 could open up short-term upside, while a drop below $2.00 could lead to a test of lower support levels.





