Institutional Investors Gain New Regulated Path to XRP Exposure via Asia Fund
- Ripple anchors Asia’s first institutional XRP fund by HashKey Capital.
- Fund targets regulated exposure to XRP for professional investors.
- Future plans include tokenized MMFs and a potential XRP ETF.
Ripple is set to become an anchor investor in HashKey Capital’s newly launched XRP Tracker Fund, the first fund of its kind in Asia.
Targeting seasoned investors, it’s a regulated fund offering institutions easy exposure to XRP without needing to directly own, hold, or trade the token.
Why an XRP Tracker Fund in Asia Now?
This move shows growing confidence in XRP’s role for cross-border payments and asset tokenization. That helps explain why HashKey Capital, which previously launched Bitcoin and Ethereum trackers, is now adding XRP – currently crypto’s third-largest token by market cap.
For Ripple, this broadens XRP’s use case beyond just remittances, as institutional interest in XRP keeps rising, driven partly by clearer regulation and new products.
Additionally, HashKey and Ripple are reportedly exploring additional DeFi solutions, tokenized products, and even a money market fund (MMF) on the XRP Ledger. If approved by regulators, the tra…
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Institutional Investors Gain New Regulated Path to XRP Exposure via Asia Fund
- Ripple anchors Asia’s first institutional XRP fund by HashKey Capital.
- Fund targets regulated exposure to XRP for professional investors.
- Future plans include tokenized MMFs and a potential XRP ETF.
Ripple is set to become an anchor investor in HashKey Capital’s newly launched XRP Tracker Fund, the first fund of its kind in Asia.
Targeting seasoned investors, it’s a regulated fund offering institutions easy exposure to XRP without needing to directly own, hold, or trade the token.
Why an XRP Tracker Fund in Asia Now?
This move shows growing confidence in XRP’s role for cross-border payments and asset tokenization. That helps explain why HashKey Capital, which previously launched Bitcoin and Ethereum trackers, is now adding XRP – currently crypto’s third-largest token by market cap.
For Ripple, this broadens XRP’s use case beyond just remittances, as institutional interest in XRP keeps rising, driven partly by clearer regulation and new products.
Additionally, HashKey and Ripple are reportedly exploring additional DeFi solutions, tokenized products, and even a money market fund (MMF) on the XRP Ledger. If approved by regulators, the tra…
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