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Purpose Investments has announced the launch of Canada’s first spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) on June 18, which will be listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX). This launch follows the final approval from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), allowing Canadian investors to access an ETF directly linked to XRP for the first time.
Innovative Investment Products and Scope
The Purpose XRP ETF offers users a direct participation opportunity in XRP, the native token of the blockchain-based payment network XRP Ledger. This product is available in hedged and non-hedged options in Canadian dollars, as well as an alternative denominated in US dollars. This variety provides a structure suitable for different investment preferences.
It has been reported that the product will be offered in three different formats: CAD-hedged (XRPP), CAD non-hedged (XRPP.B), and USD-denominated (XRPP.U). All options will be available for registered investment accounts, making the ETF accessible to both Canadian investors and those investing in the US.
Canada’s Leadership in Blockchain Investments
Purpose Investments had previously launched the world’s first spot Bitcoin 
$105,181 ETF in Canada in 2021, establishing their pioneering position in blockchain innovations. The company is committed to enhancing portfolio diversity with the inclusion of next-generation digital assets.
The OSC’s approval of the Purpose XRP ETF prospectus reinforces Canada’s global leadership in a regulated digital asset ecosystem.
Vlad Tasevski, Purpose’s Director of Innovation, highlighted the importance of providing a secure and practical structure for real-world blockchain adaptation to investors.
Market Reactions and Regulations
Following the announcement, XRP prices saw an approximate 7% increase, outperforming other leading digital assets, including Bitcoin. This surge indicates positive market expectations regarding the ETF’s impact.
The Purpose XRP ETF is being launched after prolonged regulatory and preparatory efforts. Earlier this year, a similar product was listed on a stock exchange in Brazil. While Canada and Brazil have made strides with spot crypto ETFs, the US Securities Exchange Commission has only approved such products for Bitcoin and Ethereum 
$2,422.
Canada’s approval of an XRP-focused ETF underscores its significant role in the proliferation of innovative financial products. Consequently, competition in crypto asset-based investment funds is intensifying.
From an investor’s perspective, the new ETF simplifies access to XRP in both Canadian and American dollars. The options provided allow investors to choose the product that best suits their risk preferences, potentially leading to new diversity in global blockchain investment portfolios.
