JPMorgan Predicts SOL and XRP ETPs May Attract $3–8 Billion

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

JPMorgan suggests that approval of new cryptocurrency-based ETPs, specifically for SOL and XRP, might draw substantial investments soon.

Significant Investor Interest in Cryptocurrency-based ETFs

Investors are anticipating the approval of the first exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on cryptocurrencies SOL and XRP amid expectations of a more innovation-friendly regulatory regime in the U.S. following the inauguration of the new president. A January 13 report by JPMorgan suggested that these ETPs might outperform Ether-based ETFs within their first six months of trading.

Prospects and Uncertainties in the Altcoin Market

The potential for a SOL or XRP-based ETF has garnered significant investor interest, yet these projections are based on Bitcoin and Ether ETF adoption rates. Nevertheless, according to JPMorgan, altcoin demand is less stable, complicating projections for the success of new crypto-based ETPs.

Outside of a few primary tokens (BTC, ETH, SOL), the episodic nature of the crypto market is driven by varying investor sentiment and trendy new coins that may capture incremental attention for a limited time.JPMorgan

Timelines for SOL-based ETFs

Several major asset managers have submitted applications for a Solana ETF, including VanEck, Grayscale, 21Shares, Bitwise, and Canary Capital. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to make preliminary decisions on these applications by late January 2025. Alejo Pinto, founder of Solana layer-2 network Lumio, stated that ETF approval could significantly affect Solana's price.

While the approval of new cryptocurrency-based ETFs may significantly impact the market, numerous uncertainties remain. Investors are watching for regulatory developments and preparing for potential changes in the crypto landscape.

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