Investment flows into Ripple (XRP)-focused products rose to $438 million in 2024, a notable jump of 2,433% compared to 2023. Just a year ago, growth in these products was steady but more modest, rising from 9 Millions of dollars to 18 million dollars between 2022 and 2023.

Fast forward one year later and, according to Currency stocksXRP-focused ETPs now manage $929 million in assets. This rapid acceleration now makes XRP the third largest altcoin in terms of inflows into exchange-traded products.

XRP Ripple gained a lot of attention after Ripple's legal battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which helped clarify that it is not a security. This clarity was important because it removed a long-standing barrier for many investors, especially institutions that were concerned about regulatory ambiguity.

Then prices began to move, partly because market participants were speculating about changes in US policy. With SEC Chairman Gary Gensler stepping down in two weeks, the market is hoping the new leader will bring with them more favorable conditions.

Amid this momentum, speculation has emerged about the launch XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) In 2025 it intensified. There are already a number of applications in the works. Bitwise was the first to move in October, followed by applications from Canary Capital, 21Shares and WisdomTree.

These ETFs will allow investors to gain exposure to XRP without actually owning it, providing an easy and regulated way to participate in the market. Combined with increased XRP flows and regulatory clarity, this setup could lead to more people adopting it and expanding the market base. Whether it is approved or not, 2025 could be a big year for XRP.

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