TLDR
XRP spot ETFs have listed on NYSE Arca and Nasdaq, depending on the issuer.
- Grayscale (GXRP) and Franklin Templeton (XRPZ) listed on NYSE Arca after approvals this week NYSE Arca approvals.
- Canary Capitals XRPC launched earlier on Nasdaq, marking the first US spot XRP ETF Canary on Nasdaq.
- Bitwises XRP ETF began trading on NYSE Arca under ticker XRP Bitwise listing.
Deep Dive
1. NYSE Arca Listings
Multiple XRP ETFs have launched on NYSE Arca, the NYSE Groups primary venue for ETF trading. Grayscales GXRP and Franklin Templetons XRPZ were cleared to list and began trading there NYSE Arca approvals. Franklin Templetons XRPZ listing was also highlighted by crypto media coverage Franklin Templeton listing.
If your broker routes to NYSE Arca, you can access these XRP ETFs under their tickers (GXRP, XRPZ).
2. Nasdaq Launch
Canary Capitals XRPC was first to market in the US and launched on Nasdaq, drawing notable first?day attention and becoming the earliest listed US spot XRP ETF Canary on Nasdaq.
Some XRP ETF liquidity lives on Nasdaq, so venue support matters if you are comparing spreads and fills.
3. Bitwise on NYSE Arca
Bitwises XRP ETF is listed on NYSE Arca and recorded a strong opening session, adding another liquid venue for regulated XRP exposure Bitwise listing. Additional reports also noted its NYSE debut coverage in financial press the same week NYSE debut coverage.
Most US XRP ETF trading consolidates on NYSE Arca, with one early product on Nasdaq. Venue choice can affect trading hours, liquidity, and fees.
Conclusion
In the US, XRP ETF trading is split across NYSE Arca (Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, Bitwise) and Nasdaq (Canary). The practical takeaway is to check which venue your broker supports, since spreads and depth can differ between NYSE Arca and Nasdaq.
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