The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has acknowledged the registration of the Canary XRP exchange-traded fund ...

Canary XRP ETF becomes auto-effective via an 8-A filing with the US SEC and gains Nasdaq approval to list under the ticker ...

Since it's impossible to project what the future returns from the ETF might be over a long time frame, I've created this ...

ETFs are becoming more active. That’s helping ETFs gain even more market share from investors. It seems clear that ETFs are more attractive to younger investors, and easier to access through trading ...

Canary XRP ETF secures automatic SEC approval with 8-A filing, set to list on Nasdaq under ticker XRPC, marking a major ...

Canary Funds' XRP Trust is poised to become the first pure spot XRP ETF in the U.S., pending Nasdaq certification.

Blockchain analytics platform CryptoQuant has pointed out that whales were active before the launch of spot XRP Exchange ...

That performance comes at a cost because the ETF has an expense ratio of 0.75%, meaning an investment of $10,000 would incur an annual fee of $75. Traditional passive index funds tend to be ...

Exchange-traded funds can give investors exposure to some solid growth and dividend stocks, without introducing much risk.

While the Canary XRP ETF looks poised to be the first spot exchange-traded-fund for the token, it probably won't be the last.

Grayscale’s proposed HBAR ETF has been withdrawn from SEC review, ending speculation about a potential Hedera-based fund.