BlackRock’s Bold Bet on XRP ETF: What’s Next?

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After a long and wearisome courtroom duel between Ripple and the august SEC, an optimist by the name of [Name] has declared that the grand old money manager BlackRock might soon throw its hat into the XRP ETF ring. By gum, if they do, you just know the world of crypto will be all aflutter! 😏

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Original: “After the protracted legal battle between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission ended, an expert is optimistic that BlackRock, one of the world’s top asset managers, may soon file for an XRP (XRP) exchange-traded fund (ETF).”
Rewritten: “After a most wearisome and drawn-out courtroom tussle between Ripple and the venerable U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a certain expert (whose name I shan’t mention) has declared that BlackRock-arguably the most distinguished of the world’s asset managers-might soon throw its hat into the ring by filing for an XRP ETF. By Jove, what a spectacle it would be! 😏”

Original: “The conclusion of one of the cryptocurrency industry’s most significant regulatory disputes has also sparked a positive surge in XRP’s price and improved the odds of the ETF approval.”
Rewritten: “With the dust of legal fracas settling, the once beleaguered XRP has seen its price climb like a cat on a hot tin roof. Moreover, the likelihood of the ETF receiving the stamp of approval has soared, much to the delight of market enthusiasts. What a turn of events! 😂”

Original: “Will BlackRock File for an XRP ETF?”
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Will BlackRock File for an XRP ETF?

Original: “BeInCrypto reported that both parties dismissed their appeals on August 7. Now, industry experts are turning their attention to the implications for XRP’s future.”
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“I’ll own it if I’m wrong. IMO, makes *zero* sense for them to ignore crypto assets beyond BTC and ETH,” he said.

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“I’ll own it if I’m mistaken,” Geraci declared with a sardonic grin. “IMO, it makes absolutely no sense for them to overlook the crypto assets beyond BTC and ETH.”

Original: “Geraci further emphasized that for BlackRock to focus solely on Bitcoin and Ethereum would imply that the company believes the two largest cryptocurrencies are the only ones with value.”
Rewritten: “Geraci went on to stress that if BlackRock were to concentrate only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, it would be tantamount to saying that these two titans are the only ones worth their salt. One can only imagine the narrow-mindedness required for such a view! 😂”

Original: “However, Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst, Eric Balchunas, disagreed with Geraci’s view.”
Rewritten: “However, Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst, Eric Balchunas, was not about to sing the same tune. He raised an eyebrow and gave a contrary opinion. ‘Ah, the eternal debate,’ he murmured.”

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“I just think they are happy w the two. Law of diminish returns from here on out. But again I’ve nothing to go on but my own spidey sense here,” he replied.

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“I just think they’re content with the pair,” Balchunas retorted with a knowing smirk. “There’s a law of diminishing returns from here on out. But honestly, I’ve got nothing but my own spidey sense to go on.”

Original: “While views on BlackRock’s potential involvement with XRP may differ, an ETF application from the asset manager could be highly beneficial for XRP. BlackRock manages the leading Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and the iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA). It has established itself as a key player in the cryptocurrency space.”
Rewritten: “Opinions may differ regarding BlackRock’s potential dalliance with XRP, but should they apply for an ETF, it could spell a veritable boon for the beleaguered coin. After all, BlackRock is no stranger to the crypto stage-it helms the renowned iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), having carved out a niche as a heavyweight in this digital arena. One can only tip one’s hat to such prowess! 👌”

Original: “BlackRock’s support for XRP could bring credibility and institutional backing to the digital asset, potentially increasing investor confidence and market adoption. Nevertheless, while BlackRock’s involvement would undoubtedly be positive for XRP, it’s important to note that the asset is not without other filings.”
Rewritten: “Should BlackRock throw its weight behind XRP, it would lend the digital asset a sheen of credibility and institutional clout, likely bolstering investor confidence and encouraging broader market adoption. But let’s not forget, dear reader, that XRP is not the only suitor in this dance-other filings for XRP ETFs are already in the wind. How very curious! 😏”

Original: “Major asset managers, including Bitwise, 21Shares, Canary Capital, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, ProShares, WisdomTree, and others, have already filed to launch XRP ETFs. This indicates a growing interest in the asset.”
Rewritten: “A veritable who’s who of asset managers-Bitwise, 21Shares, Canary Capital, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, ProShares, WisdomTree, among others-has already laid claim to XRP ETFs. It appears the interest in this asset is spreading like wildfire. Quite the frenzy, I must say! 😂”

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End of Ripple-SEC Case Pushes XRP Price and ETF Approval Odds Up 

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Ripple-SEC Closure: XRP Price & ETF Approval Odds Soar

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The Ripple-SEC Showdown Ends: XRP & ETF Odds Soar

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Original: “While BlackRock may or may not file for an XRP ETF, the Ripple-SEC development has certainly increased the odds of one being approved by the end of the year. According to the latest data from Polymarket, traders have assigned a 87% probability of an XRP ETF being approved by December 2025.”
Rewritten: “Whether BlackRock steps up to the plate with an XRP ETF or not, the conclusion of the Ripple-SEC saga has certainly greased the wheels for approval by year’s end. Polymarket data suggests that traders are betting at a robust 87% that an XRP ETF will secure the nod by December 2025. My, what odds we live in! 😏”

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Original: “The number is notable especially since the odds fell as low as 62% after SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw voted against approving several crypto ETFs.”
Rewritten: “This figure is particularly striking, considering that after SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw cast her vote against several crypto ETFs, the odds had plummeted to a mere 62%. Politics and probabilities-a curious mix, indeed! 😂”

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“Interesting, trades reporting how Polymarket odds of XRP ETF approval went down to 62% after the votes were disclosed, showing Crenshaw voting no, but a) she’s gonna vote no on EVERYTHING and b) it’s meaningless, she’s outnumbered = we haven’t changed our odds, still at 95%,” Balchunas stated.

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“Well, it’s interesting that traders reported a dip in Polymarket odds to 62% following the vote disclosure-showing dear Commissioner Crenshaw casting her familiar no vote. But as Balchunas quipped, ‘she’s gonna vote no on EVERYTHING and, bless her soul, it’s all meaningless since she’s outnumbered. Our odds remain a steadfast 95%!’”

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Lone Democrat @SECGov commissioner Caroline Crenshaw is sending a clear message: she remains firmly opposed to crypto ETFs.

– Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) August 7, 2025

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“The lone Democrat @SECGov commissioner, Caroline Crenshaw, sends a clear message: she remains steadfastly opposed to crypto ETFs,” quoth Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) on August 7, 2025.

Original: “Besides the approval odds, XRP’s price also saw a notable uptick. The altcoin’s value has appreciated 11.4% over the past day, marking the highest gains among the top 10 coins.”
Rewritten: “Not only do the approval odds look promising, but XRP’s price has also taken a healthy jump-an 11.4% surge over the past day, topping the charts among the top 10 coins. What a day for the little guy! 😂”

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Original: “According to BeInCrypto Markets data, XRP’s trading price stood at $3.32 at the time of writing.”
Rewritten: “According to the latest figures from BeInCrypto Markets, XRP was trading at a handsome $3.32 at the time of this writing. One might say that fortune has been kind to XRP today. 😏”

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After a wearisome and drawn‐out courtroom scuffle between Ripple and that august body, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, one sagacious expert has boldly proclaimed that BlackRock-the very paragon of asset management-might soon throw its hat into the XRP ETF ring. By gum, if they do, the crypto circus will be positively abuzz! 😏

With the dust of this legal fracas finally settling, XRP’s price has leapt as if it were a cat on a hot tin roof. Moreover, the prospects for ETF approval have soared, much to the glee of market enthusiasts. What a turn of events, I say! 😂

Will BlackRock File for an XRP ETF?

According to BeInCrypto, on the 7th of August both parties tossed aside their appeals. Now, the wise men of the crypto realm are giving the matter some serious pondering-what does this portend for XRP’s future? The stage is set for yet another act in this grand performance! 😉

In a recent dispatch on X (once known as Twitter), Nate Geraci-the president of NovaDius Wealth Management-hinted that BlackRock might well be mulling over filing for an “iShares XRP ETF” once the legal dust settles. How refreshing it is to see such audacity! 😏

“I’ll own it if I’m mistaken,” Geraci declared with a sardonic grin. “IMO, it makes absolutely no sense for them to overlook crypto assets beyond BTC and ETH.”

Geraci went on to stress that if BlackRock were to focus solely on Bitcoin and Ethereum, it would be tantamount to saying those two titans are the only ones worth their salt. One can only imagine the narrow-mindedness required for such a view! 😂

However, Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst, Eric Balchunas, was not about to sing the same tune. With a knowing smirk, he offered a contrary opinion.

“I just think they’re content with the pair,” Balchunas retorted. “There’s a law of diminishing returns from here on out. But honestly, I’ve got nothing but my own spidey sense to go on.”

Opinions may differ on BlackRock’s potential dalliance with XRP, but should they apply for an ETF, it could spell a veritable boon for the beleaguered coin. After all, BlackRock already helms the renowned iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), having carved out a niche as a heavyweight in the digital arena. One might tip one’s hat to such prowess! 👌

Should BlackRock throw its weight behind XRP, it would lend the digital asset a sheen of credibility and institutional backing-likely bolstering investor confidence and encouraging broader market adoption. But let’s not forget, dear reader, that XRP is not the only suitor in this dance-other filings for XRP ETFs are already in the wind. How very curious! 😏

A veritable who’s who of asset managers-Bitwise, 21Shares, Canary Capital, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, ProShares, WisdomTree, among others-has already laid claim to XRP ETFs. It appears the interest in this asset is spreading like wildfire. Quite the frenzy, I must say! 😂

Ripple-SEC Showdown Ends: XRP & ETF Odds Soar

Whether BlackRock steps up with an XRP ETF or not, the conclusion of the Ripple-SEC saga has certainly greased the wheels for approval by year’s end. Polymarket data suggests traders are betting at a robust 87% that an XRP ETF will secure the nod by December 2025. My, what odds we live in! 😏

This figure is particularly striking, especially since after SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw cast her vote against several crypto ETFs, the odds had plunged to a meager 62%. Politics and probabilities-a curious mix, indeed! 😂

“Well, it’s interesting that traders reported a dip in Polymarket odds to 62% following the vote disclosure-showing dear Commissioner Crenshaw casting her familiar no vote. But as Balchunas quipped, ‘she’s gonna vote no on EVERYTHING and, bless her soul, it’s all meaningless since she’s outnumbered. Our odds remain a steadfast 95%!’”

“The lone Democrat @SECGov commissioner, Caroline Crenshaw, sends a clear message: she remains steadfastly opposed to crypto ETFs,” quoth Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) on August 7, 2025.

Not only do the approval odds look promising, but XRP’s price has also taken a healthy jump-an 11.4% surge over the past day, topping the charts among the top 10 coins. What a day for the little guy! 😂

According to the latest figures from BeInCrypto Markets, XRP was trading at a handsome $3.32 at the time of this writing. One might say fortune has been kind to XRP today. 😏


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