Grayscale’s XRP ETF Filing Enters SEC Review, Approval Odds Rise to 81%

Grayscale’s XRP ETF Filing Enters SEC Review Process

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially begun its review of Grayscale’s XRP ETF proposal, following its 19b-4 filing being published in the Federal Register. This marks the beginning of a regulatory process that could see an XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) approved for the first time.

The SEC now has until October 18, 2025, to reach a decision on whether to approve, deny, or extend its review of the ETF.

Check the official filing here: Federal Register

Market Optimism Grows as Polymarket Bets Rise

Following the filing, Polymarket odds for an XRP ETF approval have climbed to 81%, reflecting growing investor confidence. Analysts speculate that the SEC may be under pressure following recent ETF approvals for Bitcoin and Ethereum, which could set a precedent for XRP’s regulatory acceptance.

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The SEC will now conduct several rounds of review before making a final decision. The agency may request additional data, extend the review timeline, or issue a final ruling before October 18.

With Polymarket odds climbing and industry optimism growing, many are watching closely to see whether XRP will follow Bitcoin and Ethereum in securing an ETF approval.

Stay updated on the latest developments as the XRP ETF review progresses.