Canadian asset supervisor 3iQ has launched an XRP-focused exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the Toronto Inventory Trade (TSX) beneath the XRPQ ticker.
In line with a June 18 assertion, XRPQ will supply traders a six-month waiver on administration charges and maintain solely long-term positions on the digital asset. These property are sourced from respected exchanges and over-the-counter (OTC) platforms, and custody is secured via chilly storage.
3iQ said that Ripple, the blockchain agency related to the token and the XRP Ledger (XRPL), is an early backer of the fund.
Pascal St-Jean, President and CEO of 3iQ, mentioned:
“XRP has demonstrated vital progress potential over the previous decade, and this groundbreaking technique gives Canadian and certified international traders a clear, low-cost and tax-efficient technique to securely entry that chance.”
XRPQ is on the market to Canadian traders via registered accounts. The asset supervisor added that eligible international traders may take part, topic to regional guidelines.
This launch follows an identical transfer by Objective Investments, which debuted its personal XRP ETF earlier this week.
XRP Ledger exercise spikes
The timing of XRPQ’s launch aligns with a notable surge in XRP community exercise.
Information from Santiment reveals that energetic addresses on the XRP Ledger have jumped from a three-month common of 40,000 to 295,000, the very best degree seen in 2025.
The agency additionally famous that the variety of wallets holding over 1 million XRP has reached a file 2,700. This group now holds a minimal of $2.25 million in XRP every, indicating rising curiosity from massive traders and establishments.
This improved community exercise could be linked to the blockchain community’s rising adoption by a number of stablecoin initiatives, reminiscent of Circle’s USD Coin (USDC).
Furthermore, the expansion can be linked to the developments within the long-standing authorized battle between the US Securities and Trade Fee (SEC) and Ripple.
On June 17, the crypto-focused agency submitted a supplemental letter to Decide Analisa Torres in its bid for an indicative ruling.
Within the letter, Ripple sought to resolve a previous courtroom ruling that ordered a $125 million penalty.
The corporate emphasised that this transfer doesn’t problem the courtroom’s findings. As an alternative, it goals to conclude proceedings effectively whereas respecting securities legal guidelines. It additionally mentioned it stays dedicated to full compliance and helps a decision that reduces pressure on the appeals course of.
