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Pundit Says XRP Is Entering One of the Most Important Moments in Its History: Here’s How

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XRP is stepping into what some analysts are calling a defining moment in its journey, from years of legal pushback to institutional breakout. According to XRP community analyst "J4b1," a convergence of critical events could soon reshape XRP’s future. Notably, at the center of the speculation is the recently launched XRP futures by the CME Group. The CME Group’s long-awaited XRP futures went live on Monday and attracted notable volume on their first day. However, some critics point out that only 1,380 contracts of the new XRP futures have been traded over the past week, totaling $35.8 million. They view this as underwhelming given XRP's $138 billion market capitalization. Meanwhile, XRP proponents are interpreting the launch positively, noting that the product introduces new institutional participation to the XRP market. They believe the impact will become more apparent over time, particularly in the spot market. In his commentary, J4b1 noted that the launch of futures for Bitcoin and Ethereum paved the way for spot ETF approvals. He believes XRP could follow a similar path. Friendlier SEC is Green Lights Ahead Fueling further optimism is the appointment of Paul Atkins as the new chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Atkins presents a sharp contrast to former Chair Gary Gensler. Many in the crypto industry view Atkins as more favorable toward innovation and digital asset integration. He is already acting on this vision by hosting a roundtable with crypto industry leaders to discuss regulatory pathways. This leadership shift is critical, especially with more than 70 crypto ETF applications now at the SEC's table. At present, the SEC is delaying its decision on XRP spot ETFs, with a new outlook now in June. Ripple Case on the Verge of Resolution One of the largest barriers to XRP’s growth, the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit, is nearing final resolution. Many commentators emphasize that the case's conclusion could open the doors for major institutions to engage more freely with XRP. Some even argue that BlackRock might file for an XRP ETF at that point. Currently, Ripple and the SEC are working toward a resolution, hoping their revised settlement terms will receive approval from Judge Analisa Torres. Global Momentum Building for XRP Outside the U.S., global markets are already advancing. In Brazil, asset manager Hashdex launched the XRP H11, which has become the world’s first spot XRP ETF. The product’s success shows growing international demand and highlights XRP’s increasing presence on the global financial stage. Political and Macro Tailwinds Strengthen the Case J4b1 also explained that the momentum for XRP isn't limited to regulatory developments. Political dynamics are playing a role as well. Specifically, President Donald Trump has signed executive orders emphasizing crypto innovation and the exploration of digital assets as potential reserves. He has even explicitly referenced XRP’s potential inclusion. Such endorsements further legitimize XRP as a possible strategic reserve asset. Additionally, hopes for geopolitical de-escalation, such as a potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, could reduce macroeconomic risk and drive renewed capital into risk assets like crypto. Ultimately, J4b1 emphasized that XRP’s transformation from a speculative retail asset to an institutional-grade investment vehicle is already underway. With futures now live, Ripple’s legal encumbrance nearing resolution, global ETFs launching, and political support mounting, J4b1 believes XRP holders are on the cusp of what could be a historic wave of price appreciation and adoption.
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