The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially approved the rule change requests from Cboe, Nasdaq, and NYSE, allowing "Commodity-Based Trust Shares" to be listed and traded under a standardized framework. This initiative establishes a General Listing Standard (GLS) for encryption Spot ETFs, eliminating the need for a lengthy individual approval process. For XRP traders, this is another significant piece of favourable information following the legal victory, as this move could accelerate the approval of multiple Spot ETFs, including XRP, bringing new price catalysts for the Token and potentially pushing it to historic highs.

[Chain News] On September 19, it was reported that the REX-Osprey XRP ETF (ticker: XRPR) achieved a first-day volume of $37.7 million. The fund is listed in the United States and provides exposure to XRP Spot. According to data, its first-day volume surpassed that of IVES, making it the ETF with the highest first-day volume among funds listed in 2025; meanwhile, the REX-Osprey Dogecoin (DOGE) ETF, which was listed on the same day as the XRP fund, reached a first-day volume of $17 million, ranking among the top five of the 710 funds listed this year.