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One launch today could change everything
This has been years in the making
Sponsored by Sica Media and Disseminated on Behalf of Canary XRP ETF*
Today marks the launch of an ETF that everyone in the crypto world has been waiting on. I’ve gotten to the bottom of it, so here’s a quick breakdown in layman’s terms before things start moving.
TODAY’S TOP ALERT!
XRP ETF (Nasdaq: XRPC)
👉 XRPC is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈
Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here with a ground-floor opportunity you should get on your radar right away. 💥
Last week, I wrote to you about a company that had recently rolled out an XRP-focused digital asset treasury strategy.
I noted that one catalyst for the stock could be the potential launch of an XRP ETF on November 13.
Well here we are on November 13, and the ETF launch is a go!
You’ve seen Bitcoin and Ethereum get their shot with spot ETFs… now it’s XRP’s turn.
At the Ripple Swell conference in New York last week, Canary Capital’s CEO confirmed it’s launching the first-ever spot XRP ETF, a move that could reshape how institutions gain exposure to Ripple’s token.
For the uninitiated, Ripple is the company (formerly Ripple Labs) that created the XRP Ledger, an open-source blockchain that is independent of Ripple the company.
XRP is the cryptocurrency (or token) that runs on the XRP Ledger.
For years, Ripple’s technology has been quietly powering a global payments network that’s faster and cheaper than traditional banking rails (think SWIFT or ACH).
Unlike Bitcoin, XRP isn’t mined… it was pre-issued with a fixed total supply of 100 billion tokens. That means minimal energy cost.
Ripple has been working with major banks and payment firms to streamline global money transfers (find out more about that here).
The bottom line is that XRP isn’t just another crypto, it’s an infrastructure play that aims to rival the old SWIFT network.
Why the ETF Launch Matters
Canary Capital is launching a spot XRP ETF (NASDAQ:XRPC). That means investors will get real exposure to the digital asset itself, not futures or derivatives.
At Ripple Swell, Canary CEO Steven McClurg said that Canary used a “no-delay amendment” to get its ETF listed.
That has helped it beat the likes of Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Grayscale, WisdomTree, and 21Shares, all of whom have updated their SEC filings for spot XRP ETFs.
What Traders Are Watching
Peruse the headlines and you’ll see there’s a ton of excitement about the XRPC launch.
Stakeholders are hoping the launch will trigger the same pattern we saw with BTC and ETH ETFs:
● Massive volume in the first 48 hours.
● Price volatility — likely a sharp spike followed by a cooling period.
● Institutional flows building once compliance departments give the green light.
Right now, XRP trades around $2.40.
This article from Tuesday reported that “Analysts say XRP remains above a key support level near $2.20. Holding that range is crucial, as the next resistance sits between $2.63 and $2.72. A move above this zone could set the stage for another rally.”
It added, “Some community members have shared bold predictions, saying XRP could rise to $6, $10, or even higher. However, attorney Bill Morgan, who follows XRP closely, predicts a more realistic move would be a climb past $3 in the short term.”
How I’m Looking at It
I’m not a part of Canary Capital, but I’ve seen enough of these setups to spot a sentiment shift when it’s coming.
If XRPC launches cleanly today and holds volume, it could:
● Pull fresh, institutional money into the altcoin space
● Reprice XRP’s role as a “payment rail” asset
● Kick off a rotation into real utility tokens
There’s a ground-floor opportunity here with XRPC — the first spot XRP ETF to go to market. It’s one I’m keeping at the very top of my radar today.
As always, approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is a very risky activity. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose.
Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well, so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.
To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop
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