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XRP According to Coin Bureau, Grayscale listed its XRP and DOGE exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation) registry.
The announcement sparked excitement in the crypto community, signaling that both the coins could reach public markets soon.
🚨XRP AND DOGE ETF INCOMING!
Grayscale’s XRP Doge and Doge ETFs have been added to the DTCC registry.
A Step Toward Market Access
The DTCC handles clearing and settlement for most U.S. securities. When a product appears on its registry, it shows that the fund is getting ready to trade. While the U.S. Securities and #ExchangeCommission (SEC) must still approve the ETFs, the listing indicates a strong progress.
Analysts compare this process to the steps taken before the Bitcoin spot ETFs launched in early 2024. Those ETFs drew billions of dollars from investors and made the crypto market stronger. Experts believe XRP and DOGE could follow a similar path, allowing people to invest through regular brokerage accounts instead of crypto exchanges.
Grayscale Expands Its ETF Lineup
Grayscale is one of the biggest digital asset managers. It already offers funds for Bitcoin and Ethereum. By adding XRP and DOGE ETFs, the company shows that it wants to spread out and diversify its products. Also to make crypto easier to access for traditional investors.
XRP and Dogecoin both have loyal communities and big market capitalizations. XRP focuses on cross-border payments, while Dogecoin has grown popular for its online culture and strong social media presence. ETFs for these coins could attract both retail and institutional investors.
Why Investors Should Care
This development highlights crypto’s growing legitimacy. Dogecoin, which was once a meme coin, now has mainstream recognition. While XRP has overcome regulatory challenges and remains key in global payments.
ETFs give a more simpler and safer way to invest in crypto. They allow the investors to gain exposure without actually managing private wallets or worrying about the storage of security. If approved, XRP and DOGE ETFs could bring billions in new capital and help to merge digital assets into everyday finance.
The Path to Trading Approval
The SEC still needs to approve both ETFs before they can start to trade. However, their
The SEC still needs to approve both ETFs before they can start to trade. However, their #DTCC
listing shows that crypto adoption is progressing at a steady pace. If the fund’s launch is successful, investors could see easier access to two of the market’s most popular coins. Therefore marking another important milestone for the entire crypto industry.
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This morning, news broke that the U.S. SEC approved DTCC to custody and confirm tokenized stocks and RWA assets on the chain.

With a statement this morning from U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, and the official release of DTCC's on-chain custody business, the U.S. financial market has opened the door to the value internet. This is not just a technological iteration, but a complete reconstruction of Wall Street's underlying operating system.

When the world's largest securities depository starts moving trillions of assets onto the blockchain, we are no longer discussing the future of cryptocurrency, but witnessing the future of finance.

In discussions about tokenization, there exists a crucial but often overlooked distinction: one is a digital upgrade of equity representation within the existing financial infrastructure, and the other fundamentally changes the way asset ownership is registered and transferred. These two paths are often collectively referred to as 'tokenization,' but their underlying logic, technical implementation, and ultimate goals are radically different.
The DTCC-driven mapping essentially represents security entitlements on the blockchain. It does not change the existing multi-layer intermediary holding structure but enhances the efficiency of record-keeping and settlement within the system through blockchain technology. Stocks are still registered under Cede & Co., and what investors hold is not the assets themselves but a claim against the broker. The advantage of this model lies in its compatibility with the existing regulatory framework, retaining traditional market efficiencies such as net settlement and liquidity concentration, while enabling 7×24-hour entitlement circulation and lower operational costs. However, it cannot achieve true direct control of assets, nor can it facilitate free combinations or cross-ecosystem applications outside of a permissioned environment. In contrast, the direct ownership model tokenizes the stocks themselves. Ownership is directly recorded in the issuer's shareholder register, and the transfer of tokens means real-time changes in ownership. This model eliminates intermediate layers, supports self-custody, peer-to-peer trading, and on-chain programmability, such as using stocks as collateral in DeFi protocols. It breaks the time and geographical constraints of traditional finance but also faces challenges such as liquidity fragmentation, risk management restructuring, and regulatory adaptation.

📌 What is happening?

✅ The DTCC, which manages the post-trade and settlement infrastructure for almost all U.S. financial markets, has partnered with Digital Asset Holdings and the Canton Network to tokenize U.S. Treasury securities that are custodied at DTC (Depository Trust Company) — its subsidiary.

🔹 This means that a portion of the U.S. Treasury securities (such as bonds and Treasury bills) will be converted into digital tokens on the Canton blockchain in a controlled pilot that will start in the first half of 2026.

The price action of XRP no longer behaves like a retail-driven asset.
It behaves like a managed asset.
Observe recent events:
The XRP ETFs are coming into effect.
#CME launches XRP futures and spot-linked derivatives.
#Ripple Prime opens a prime institutional brokerage.
#DTCC approves the tokenization of stocks and bonds.
Major banks are openly discussing the structure of the cryptocurrency market with U.S. lawmakers.