XRP ETP Listed on Fidelity Investments Platform

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An XRP exchange-traded product (ETP) by 21Shares (formerly Amun) has appeared on Fidelity Investments’ digital platform, stirring debates within the XRP community. While some interpret this as a new offering, investigations reveal it’s an existing Swiss-listed ETP—not a U.S. launch.

Rising Interest in XRP Investment Products

The discovery follows growing speculation about XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs), fueled by recent developments:

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Key Details About the 21Shares XRP ETP

  1. Product Origin:

    • Launched in April 2019 by Amun AG (now 21Shares) on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
    • Ticker: AXRP; physically backed by XRP holdings.
    • Assets under management: $51.3 million (as of latest data).
  2. U.S. Availability:

    • Not registered in the U.S., but custody services are provided by Coinbase Custody.
    • Jane Street and other U.S. firms are authorized participants.
  3. Misconceptions Clarified:

    • Fidelity did not create a new XRP ETP; it merely lists the existing 21Shares product.
    • The ETP has traded since 2019 and rebranded under 21Shares in 2020.

Why an XRP ETF Matters

FAQs

Q: Is Fidelity launching an XRP ETF?
A: No. The platform lists 21Shares’ existing Swiss ETP, not a U.S. ETF.

Q: How does AXRP work?
A: It tracks XRP’s price and is 100% backed by physical XRP held by Coinbase Custody.

Q: Could the U.S. approve an XRP ETF soon?
A: While XRP’s legal clarity helps, no filings exist yet. Bitcoin ETF approvals may pave the way.

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Conclusion

The 21Shares XRP ETP’s presence on Fidelity underscores XRP’s institutional traction but isn’t a new offering. For now, advocates await a U.S.-registered XRP ETF to unlock broader investment avenues.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct independent research before investing.