XRP ETF Lineup Grows As Vanguard Users Hit Limits

• XRP ETF listings expand across exchanges, signaling rising institutional participation.
• Vanguard shows XRP ETF data but restricts purchases due to its conservative policy.
• Retail demand climbs as investors seek regulated XRP exposure across major platforms.

Growing retail interest in XRP exchange-traded funds continues to rise as investors search for regulated exposure to the digital asset. The surge in attention follows a wide display of XRP-linked products listed on major platforms, including Vanguard’s interface. Many investors noticed that several XRP ETFs appear on Vanguard’s system with live market data from FactSet. 

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However, when they tried to trade these products, they discovered that purchases were unavailable on their accounts. This gap between visible listings and actual order access has generated new questions about eligibility, product types, and provider restrictions at a time when digital asset adoption is deepening across traditional brokerage channels.

Expanded XRP ETF Roster Highlights Product Diversification

A broad mix of XRP-focused ETFs now trades across US exchanges. Additionally, these products span multiple strategies, offering both spot exposure and leveraged designs. 

Bitwise’s XRP ETF leads the list with a recent trade at $24.34 after opening at $23.11. Its activity included a 1,500-share trade during the afternoon session. Moreover, platforms displayed a bid of $24.34 for 1,100 shares and an ask at $24.36.

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Several other issuers offer competing vehicles. These include Canary’s XRPC, Franklin’s XRPZ, CoinShares’ XRPL, and the 2x leveraged XXRP and XRPT products. Furthermore, ProShares and REX-Osprey also maintain active listings. 

This growing roster shows rising institutional demand and confirms broader product diversification. Besides these exchange-listed ETFs, investors also encounter unrelated tickers such as XRPRY or RXRPX that share similar symbols but follow different structures.

Why Some Investors Still Cannot Buy

Many users discovered these products through Vanguard’s interface yet could not place buy orders. This confusion stemmed from Vanguard’s long-standing stance on cryptocurrency exposure. The firm continues to emphasize conservative portfolio construction and avoids offering direct crypto-linked ETFs. 

Hence, while market data appears for XRPI, XRP, XRPC, and other tickers, trading access remains restricted. The data originates from FactSet and updates on a 15-minute delay, but it does not guarantee purchase availability.

Consequently, investors often check alternative platforms that allow crypto-themed ETFs. These platforms include brokerages that support a wider risk profile and participate more actively in digital-asset markets. Moreover, some investors choose products with daily leverage, though they involve higher volatility.