XRP News Today: XRP Surges Past $2 as ETF Inflows Rise; Franklin Templeton, Grayscale Launch Monday

XRP struggled last week and crashed below $1.8 during the broader cryptocurrency market crash. The dramatic increase and bullish momentum following a huge market crash are primarily fueled by strong ETF inflows, latest ETF approvals, and a technical bounce that drove XRP’s 24-hour gain. The newest market analytics indicate that XRP is currently trading at $2.07, representing a 1% increase over the past 24 hours. Franklin Templeton & Grayscale XRP ETFs have received approval from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and will go live on NYSE Arca on Monday, November 24, 2025. According to market experts, the upcoming launches will be a major step in mainstream crypto adoption and could help XRP break the $3 psychological level for the second time in two months.      

XRP, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, trading below $2.00 for the past week, then suddenly climbed above $2.00, fueled by $7 billion market capitalization increase in just 24 hours due to escalated capital inflows ahead of the ETF launches. According to the latest data and reports, XRP-related investment products saw $190 million of inflows after the bearish outlook, indicating growing institutional interest in XRP. At the same time, XRP exchange reserves dropped to $2.95 billion XRP, suggesting a reduced selling pressure. Crypto experts claim that XRP’s institutional and retail demand is rising, with the ETF inflows in the United States totaling nearly $293 million. According to their evaluation, the net assets of current XRP ETFs average around $268 million, larger than a typical weekly institutional inflow, suggesting elevated demand.          

XRP’s price is likely to surge in the near and long term, mainly driven by ETF optimism and additional ETF inflows. Market analysts see XRP’s key resistance around $2.2 to $2.3; a breakout above this price point may test levels up to $2.5. If XRP’s support holds $2.00, bullish momentum could drive the digital asset beyond $2.7-3.1 by the beginning of 2026.

Franklin Templeton & Grayscale XRP ETFs Set to Launch on Monday

Franklin Templeton & Grayscale are launching their XRP ETFs today, November 24, 2025, after receiving final approval from NYSE Arca, a subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange. Both Grayscale and Franklin Templeton have confirmed the launch, explaining that these launches are part of a new wave of spot crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF under the XRPZ ticker will charge a 0.19% sponsor fee, and the ETF products are expected to begin trading immediately after the NYSE Arca approval. According to expert analysis, the listing of these ETFs is considered a milestone for regulated crypto access, helping investors gain exposure to XRP without directly holding it or encountering regulatory challenges.

XRP advocate Diana said on X that Franklin Templeton and Grayscale’s XRP spot ETFs are set to launch tomorrow, with expected day-one trading volumes between $150 million and $200 million. She noted that the two giants, Franklin Templeton (ticker: EZRP) and Grayscale (ticker: GXRP), will go live simultaneously on the NYSE, marking the first dual XRP ETF launch in U.S. history and highlighting massive liquidity estimates. She believes that Franklin Templeton’s EZRP is expected to generate between $150 million and $250 million in trading volume on its first day, with inflows projected to reach $500 million to $1 billion in the first week. She also added that GrayScale’s GXRP was projected to bring $100 million to $200 million in volume and $1 billion to $2 billion in inflows from trust conversions. 

These two ETF launches can enhance the XRP price because they reduce liquidity and create supply pressure in the market, boosting XRP’s legitimacy and investor confidence. XRP ETF launches don’t always lead to a price surge; the price does not rise if inflows are small or short-lived and whales sell into ETF demand, etc.  

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