The long-anticipated spot XRP ETF appears ready for launch as Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas confirmed that the official listing notice for $XRPC has been received from Nasdaq, signaling that trading is set to begin tomorrow, November 13, 2025.
Nasdaq Confirms Listing Under Ticker $XRPC
According to Balchunas, the official listing notice shows “XRPC US” as the designated ticker symbol, with an effective date of November 13, 2025, under the Nasdaq Global Market (GM).
The update effectively confirms that regulatory and operational preparations have been completed, clearing the way for the XRP ETF to make its market debut.
Balchunas wrote on X (formerly Twitter):
“The official listing notice for $XRPC has arrived from Nasdaq. Looks like tomorrow is ON for the launch.”
This statement follows days of speculation among investors and analysts who have closely monitored exchange databases for signs of a confirmed listing.
The official listing notice for $XRPC has arrived from Nasdaq. Looks like tomorrow is ON for the launch. pic.twitter.com/zvJ8q3SwpS
— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) November 12, 2025
Ripple’s Next Milestone in Institutional Adoption
If trading goes live as expected, the XRP ETF will become the third major spot crypto ETF to reach U.S. markets, following Bitcoin and Ethereum earlier this year.
It represents another major step toward mainstream adoption of digital assets, enabling institutional and retail investors to gain exposure to XRP through a regulated, exchange-traded vehicle.
XRP’s issuer and affiliated ecosystem have long pushed for broader financial integration. An ETF listing on Nasdaq now positions XRP among a short list of crypto assets recognized by major U.S. financial institutions.
Market Implications and Investor Outlook
Market watchers expect the launch to increase liquidity and price stability for XRP, while also attracting institutional capital previously hesitant to engage in direct token holdings.
The ETF could serve as a benchmark for future altcoin-based products, particularly as investor appetite for regulated crypto exposure continues to rise.
Meanwhile, XRP’s price has seen mild volatility ahead of the announcement, with traders positioning around the expected debut. Analysts suggest a potential short-term uptick in volume and volatility once trading opens, as ETF arbitrage mechanisms come online.
Looking Ahead
With the XRP ETF now effectively confirmed for listing, the next 24 hours will be closely watched across both traditional and crypto markets.
A successful launch could further validate the growing role of tokenized assets in regulated investment vehicles, and potentially accelerate the next phase of crypto ETF expansion beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
