Here’s how America’s first XRP ETF has performed so far

The United States’ first spot XRP exchange-traded fund ( ETF ) has been live for just under two weeks, showing modest weakness since its debut. Specifically, the REX-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR) launched on September 18 at $25.83. By press time, it was trading at $24.15, a decline of about 6.5% since ￰0￱ price chart.) of the Securities Exchange Act of ￰1￱ the slow start, XRPR’s listing marks a milestone for U. S.

markets, offering mainstream access to XRP through traditional brokerage ￰2￱ the U. S. launch, both Brazil and Canada had already introduced spot XRP ETFs in 2025. Brazil’s Hashdex Nasdaq XRP Fund began trading in April on the B3 exchange, becoming the world’s first regulated spot XRP ￰3￱ June, Canadian issuers such as Purpose Investments and Evolve followed suit with launches on the Toronto Stock Exchange, giving investors earlier exposure through regulated ￰4￱ ￰5￱ XRP ETFs The REX-Osprey fund is not the only XRP ETF in the ￰6￱ major asset managers have pending applications with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), with decisions expected in the coming ￰7￱ approvals could significantly expand institutional access to XRP, echoing the effect seen when spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs won regulatory ￰8￱ more ￰9￱ XRP ETFs are approved, alongside potential derivatives such as futures and options on CME, analysts expect stronger inflows that could support long-term price growth.

However, short-term performance may remain volatile, as shown by XRPR’s initial 6.5% ￰10￱ press time, XRP was trading at $2.93, up about 3.5% over the past 24 hours, though down 0.68% on the week.