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BlackRock’s Interest In XRP ETF Goes Viral. Here’s the Latest

Excitement over a potential BlackRock iShares XRP ETF is sweeping through the crypto space, sparked by renewed legal clarity for Ripple and high-profile commentary from industry voices. The conversation took off following the official dismissal of all appeals in the Ripple vs. SEC case, and was amplified by influential figures such as ETF expert Nate Geraci and crypto personality Elio.

Nate Geraci Weighs In on XRP ETF Possibility

Nate Geraci, President of The ETF Store and a trusted voice in the investment community, took to X to share his thoughts on what might come next. Referencing the finalized court filing that ended Ripple’s years-long legal battle with the SEC, Geraci wrote, “Yes, I think BlackRock was waiting to see this before filing for iShares XRP ETF… I’ll own it if I’m wrong.”

He added that it makes “zero sense” for BlackRock to focus exclusively on Bitcoin and Ethereum, noting that such a strategy would effectively imply those are the only crypto assets with lasting value—an outlook he called “bold.”

Elio Fuels Momentum with Bold Claim

Popular crypto influencer Elio has added further energy to the discussion. In a widely shared post, he claimed, “Just in: BlackRock might apply for an XRP ETF as soon as next week.” While Elio did not provide additional sources or evidence, the timing of his post—right after the legal case was officially closed—drew significant attention from the XRP community.

Though still unconfirmed, the news gained traction quickly across social media, reinforcing growing speculation that institutional players may now be eyeing XRP more seriously.

Legal Clarity Opens the Door

The buzz follows a major turning point for Ripple. On August 7, 2025, Ripple and the SEC filed a joint motion to dismiss their appeals, officially concluding the legal case that began in late 2020. The court had already ruled in 2023 that XRP is not a security in secondary market sales, and this final dismissal removes the last layer of legal uncertainty.

With the case closed, analysts believe institutions like BlackRock are more likely to explore new ETF opportunities involving XRP.

What Comes Next?

There is currently no confirmation from BlackRock about plans to file for an XRP ETF, and no SEC filings have been made public. However, given BlackRock’s track record—having already launched Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs—many believe it’s only a matter of time.

For now, Geraci and Elio’s posts remain speculative but highly influential. With legal clarity in place and investor interest rising, the door appears wide open for XRP’s next big institutional breakthrough.

Disclaimer: This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses.


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Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
I am a passionate and experienced writer with a strong focus on cryptocurrency and the financial landscape. With a keen eye for market trends and emerging financial technologies, I strive to deliver insightful, well-researched content that educates and informs. Whether breaking down complex financial concepts or analyzing the latest market movements, my goal is to make finance accessible and engaging for a wide audience.
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