Quick Facts:
Franklin Templeton is launching its XRP ETF, EZRP, on November 18th on the CBOE.
Bitwise will follow with its own XRP ETF on November 20, setting up a real-time check on institutional appetite for the asset.
Yet major asset managers continue to broaden their lineups, from single-asset XRP products to multi-coin index funds. That split between falling prices and rising product launches sends a message:
Big firms still see long-term value in crypto, even when sentiment flips.
For XRP, nine spot ETFs are expected to be launched between November 18th and 25th, giving mainstream investors direct exposure for the first time. If the inflows come in as expected, these funds may create steady buy-side demand that could soften volatility over time.
EZRP, for example, benefits from Franklin Templeton’s large balance sheet and adviser network, a combination that may allow it to overtake smaller issuers.
With over $27.78M raised, a presale price near $0.013285, and staking rewards around 41% APY, $HYPER sits in a different risk bracket than ETFs but draws from the same adoption story.
As XRP gains its first wave of spot ETFs, the parallel for Bitcoin is not more wrappers. It is the infrastructure that upgrades what $BTC can actually do. For investors open to higher volatility, this is the category where Bitcoin Hyper stands out.
The token currently sells for about $0.013285. The staged presale model increases the price over time, rewarding early buyers and providing the team with predictable funding for development and liquidity.
Early participants can lock tokens for projected yields of 41% APY, helping secure the network once the mainnet is live and encouraging longer holding periods.
Nothing is assured, yet even the conservative side of that range would comfortably outpace what most ETF investors typically expect from high-cap crypto exposure.
From the current presale level of $0.013285, the 2025 forecast range of $0.15 to $0.32 would translate to roughly 11.3x on the lower end and around 24.1x at the top.
XRP ETFs are structured for institutions seeking straightforward exposure.
Bitcoin Hyper gives retail and early-stage investors a chance to position themselves in the infrastructure layer that could make Bitcoin more useful in the next wave of adoption.
Disclaimer: This article is not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile and risky. Always research independently before allocating capital.
