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Grayscale includes Ripple in Digital Large Cap Fund, spurs ETF speculation

EditorBrando Bricchi
Published 01/20/2024, 04:49 PM
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NEW YORK - Grayscale Investments has incorporated Ripple (XRP) into its Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLF), acquiring a 2.54% position in the cryptocurrency. This strategic move has ignited conversations among investors about the possibility of a Ripple spot Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) emerging in the near future. The addition of Ripple to Grayscale's portfolio follows the recent authorization of a Bitcoin spot ETF and comes just ahead of an anticipated Ethereum ETF, slated for release in May.

In related crypto market news, the innovative finance firm Borroe Finance has completed a successful presale of its $ROE tokens, selling over 222 million tokens and securing $2.6 million in funding. Borroe Finance is at the forefront of integrating Web3 technologies into the finance sector by providing instant funding solutions. Their platform utilizes artificial intelligence for risk assessment and offers loans that are collateralized by non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

The cryptocurrency landscape is poised for significant growth with Standard Chartered (OTC:SCBFF) projecting an inflow of nearly $100 billion, a development attributed to the introduction of spot ETFs. These financial instruments are expected to facilitate easier access to cryptocurrencies for a broader range of investors, potentially enhancing liquidity and stability in the crypto markets.

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