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Brazil Approves First $XRP ETF; Good News for Solaxy’s Solana L2 Project?

Brazil Approves First $XRP ETF; Good News for Solaxy’s Solana L2 Project?



This article discusses the approval of the world’s first XRP spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) in Brazil by the securities regulator, Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM). This approval is a significant milestone for Ripple ($XRP) and is expected to increase exposure to other ETFs in Brazil, including those related to projects like Solana ($SOL) and Solaxy ($SOLX).

The XRP spot ETF, known as the ‘Hashdex NASDAQ XRP Index Fund,’ was established on December 10, 2024, and will be traded on B3, Brazil’s main stock exchange. With Genial Investimentos as its administrator, this ETF will allow investors to gain direct exposure to XRP without owning XRP tokens, making it easier to invest in the digital currency through the stock market.

The approval of the XRP ETF is seen as a positive development for Ripple’s expansion globally, as the company has also partnered with central banks to develop Central Bank Digital Currencies. This approval could also pave the way for the confirmation of other XRP ETFs currently under review in the US.

Furthermore, the article highlights the impact of the XRP approval on the token’s price, which has seen an increase recently. It also discusses the potential benefits for Solana and Solaxy, as Solana has two ETFs in Brazil that are expected to increase the visibility and value of SOL. Solaxy, a Solana Layer 2 blockchain project, aims to address common issues with Solana and has raised significant funds through its presale.

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