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SEC Approves Ripple ETF: What This Means for XRP's Future

The recent approval of a new exchange-traded fund (ETF) by the SEC has sent waves of excitement throughout the cryptocurrency community.

This ETF, created by Grayscale, includes major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and notably, XRP.

As the world’s largest multi-token digital asset ETF, this approval may pave the way for individual spot ETFs specifically for XRP and other cryptocurrencies.

Since the announcement, XRP's price has experienced significant movement, breaking above a critical resistance level of $2.19 to $2.20.

Analysts suggest that if XRP can maintain its position above this level, it could target a new resistance around $2.25, potentially reaching $2.32-2.35 in optimistic scenarios.

However, should XRP fail to stay above $2.19, a decrease to the $2.10 to $2.05 range may occur.

In related news, the Ripple Vs. SEC lawsuit seems close to resolution, with July 3 marking a crucial date for potential developments.

Ripple has dropped its cross-appeal, and indications suggest the SEC may do the same, prompting expectations of clarity and positive momentum for XRP.

Legal experts, however, caution against over-optimism, asserting that the vote to drop the appeal may not occur on July 3.

As the market reacts to these developments, XRP is currently trading at approximately $2.22, reflecting recent gains amid this dynamic landscape.