On September 11, 2025, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation listed three new spot crypto ETFs: Fidelity's Solana (FSOL), Canary Capital's XRP (XRPC), and Canary's Hedera (HBR) ETFs.

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This step is a huge achievement for crypto products going mainstream in conventional finance.
It should be noted that DTCC XRP ETF and other listing does not necessarily imply these Exchange Traded Funds are officially approved by the U.S. SEC.
But it is reported by analysts that it shows the products are being prepared for possible trading on major trading exchange platforms.
It might be the beginning of a new wave of institutional interest in crypto markets for investors.
This organisation is the infrastructure of America's financial system. It's where most securities settle once they're traded.
When a new crypto appears in its system, it indicates that plumbing is being put into place for actual trading.
This is why the Solana ETF of Fidelity and the DTCC XRP ETF of Canary are in the spotlight. Listing on DTCC is a good sign that the launch process is moving forward though the SEC is yet to approve it.
Currently, more than 90 crypto ETF filings are pending with the SEC. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were eventually approved earlier, funneling billions into regulated funds.
If both these altcoins' investment product go down the same route, they might usher in even larger inflows.
Both tokens already possess huge ecosystems and thriving networks. A DTCC XRP ETF might also attract traditional investors who avoided direct crypto exposure in the past.
Adding to this is the fact that the SEC also recently delayed its decision on the Franklin XRP ETF to November 14, 2025. This is a final date after a series of postponements. With several filings also due in October, the coming months will be decisive.
The altcoin has been providing strong technical signals.
The crypto recently jumped above $3.03, staying above its 200-day EMA of $2.52.
Momentum is still bullish, with investors focusing on resistance around $3.20 and $3.35.
If it closes above $3.12, new buying can happen.
However, if momentum fades, $2.95 is a strong support.

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Currently the coin is trading at $3.05 with an increase of 1.53%, while the trading volume has increased by 34% in the last 24 hours.
With the listing of the DTCC XRP ETF, market sentiment may stay optimistic as investors look for the next SEC move.
Solana's fundamentals are also strong.
By itself in August 2025, it handled more than 35 million transactions, three times Ethereum's, with transaction fees under $0.01.
Technically,
Solana is sitting atop its 30-day SMA at $200.74
With an RSI of 66 and a bullish MACD crossover.
Experts believe that a breakout above $228.91 could drive the price up to $243–$262.

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Currently the coin is trading at $238.24 with an increase of 6.52%, while trading volume has increased by 33% in the last 24 hours as per the CoinMarketCap.
The DTCC listing of the Fidelity Solana Exchange Traded Funds places greater emphasis on this momentum, giving institutions a potential new investment vehicle.
After Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, Solana and XRP are in the spotlight today. While SEC approval is pending, DTCC listings show that it's already in progress.
For investors, this could be the next giant leap from Wall Street to the crypto world. If accepted, they would potentially revolutionize demand overnight and release trillions of institutional capital.
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