XRP News Today: XRP ETF Milestone Achieved: Weekly Bonuses and Boundless Growth Opportunities
- Amplify ETFs launched the first XRP-linked ETF (XRPM) to generate recurring income via weekly covered calls, targeting 36% annualized premiums. - The fund splits assets into 30-60% covered calls (collecting premiums) and 40-70% long-only exposure to balance income with XRP price upside. - With 0.75% fees and no direct XRP holdings, XRPM offers income-focused investors regulated crypto exposure through futures and options strategies. - XRP's $132B market cap and adoption by institutions position it as a b
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XRPM’s investment approach splits its assets into two parts: a covered call allocation (30–60%) and a long-only segment (40–70%). The covered call side writes weekly call options that are typically 5–10% out of the money, collecting premiums while still allowing for some upside if XRP rises. The long-only section is positioned to capture unlimited gains from XRP’s price appreciation. This setup provides four times as many opportunities to earn premiums compared to monthly options, enabling the fund to frequently adjust strike prices in response to market shifts
With an expense ratio of 0.75%, the ETF is tailored for investors seeking income and exposure to XRP’s growth, without the need to own the cryptocurrency directly. Amplify Investments LLC acts as the fund’s adviser, with Kelly Strategic Management and Penserra Capital Management serving as sub-advisers
XRP, which ranks as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market value ($132 billion), serves as the foundation for the fund. As the native token of the XRP Ledger, it is built for rapid, low-cost international payments and is increasingly adopted by banks and technology firms
Debuting on November 18, 2025, XRPM represents a significant step in making crypto volatility a mainstream source of income. The fund launches via a New Issue Auction on the Cboe BZX Exchange, providing traditional investors with a compliant way to tap into XRP’s potential while avoiding the risks of direct crypto ownership
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