XRP leads altcoin candidates as the SEC begins formal review of WisdomTree’s spot XRP filing.
Prediction markets show strong odds above 68% for XRP, SOL, ADA, DOGE, and LTC ETF approvals in 2025.
DOGE, ADA, and LTC ETF filings, though delayed, have gained investor optimism following earlier uncertainty.
XRP is currently leading the race among altcoins for spot ETF approval in the United States. The Securities and Exchange Commission has initiated a formal review of a filing from WisdomTree. This filing could allow investors to gain exposure to XRP through traditional financial markets. The SEC is reviewing public input, particularly on concerns over potential market manipulation and investor protection.
Polymarket data shows that XRP receives the highest approval odds, with 83%. After Solana, Cardano, Litecoin, and Dogecoin are next, all scoring between 68 and 71 percent. The odds in cryptocurrencies have increased much more since earlier this year, mostly because of Dogecoin, Cardano, and Litecoin.
SOL and DOGE ETFs Face Delays Despite Institutional Filings
Solana and Dogecoin ETF filings have seen procedural delays from the SEC. The agency has received multiple applications for Solana ETFs from Bitwise, VanEck, Canary Capital, and 21Shares. Similarly, 21Shares filed for a Dogecoin. The SEC emphasized that these delays are procedural and do not indicate any decision direction at this stage.
The SEC is currently reviewing an application by Grayscale to convert its Cardano Trust into a spot ETF. The 240-day review period began in February, and the SEC has postponed its decision. Cardano’s approval odds rose significantly following the submission but have since stabilized.
In the case of Litecoin, Canary Capital submitted the application. Although it initially avoided delays, the SEC has now postponed its decision, citing questions about fraud prevention and compliance.
While major altcoins show strong potential for approvals, PEPE remains an outlier with only a 9% chance, according to Polymarket. No significant filings for a PEPE ETF have been confirmed so far.
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Altcoin Spot ETFs in US Pipeline as SEC Reviews Multiple Filings
XRP leads altcoin candidates as the SEC begins formal review of WisdomTree’s spot XRP filing.
Prediction markets show strong odds above 68% for XRP, SOL, ADA, DOGE, and LTC ETF approvals in 2025.
DOGE, ADA, and LTC ETF filings, though delayed, have gained investor optimism following earlier uncertainty.
XRP is currently leading the race among altcoins for spot ETF approval in the United States. The Securities and Exchange Commission has initiated a formal review of a filing from WisdomTree. This filing could allow investors to gain exposure to XRP through traditional financial markets. The SEC is reviewing public input, particularly on concerns over potential market manipulation and investor protection.
Polymarket data shows that XRP receives the highest approval odds, with 83%. After Solana, Cardano, Litecoin, and Dogecoin are next, all scoring between 68 and 71 percent. The odds in cryptocurrencies have increased much more since earlier this year, mostly because of Dogecoin, Cardano, and Litecoin.
SOL and DOGE ETFs Face Delays Despite Institutional Filings
Solana and Dogecoin ETF filings have seen procedural delays from the SEC. The agency has received multiple applications for Solana ETFs from Bitwise, VanEck, Canary Capital, and 21Shares. Similarly, 21Shares filed for a Dogecoin. The SEC emphasized that these delays are procedural and do not indicate any decision direction at this stage.
The SEC is currently reviewing an application by Grayscale to convert its Cardano Trust into a spot ETF. The 240-day review period began in February, and the SEC has postponed its decision. Cardano’s approval odds rose significantly following the submission but have since stabilized.
In the case of Litecoin, Canary Capital submitted the application. Although it initially avoided delays, the SEC has now postponed its decision, citing questions about fraud prevention and compliance.
While major altcoins show strong potential for approvals, PEPE remains an outlier with only a 9% chance, according to Polymarket. No significant filings for a PEPE ETF have been confirmed so far.
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