Financial expert Levi Rietveld has emphasized XRP’s historical strength during periods of monetary policy shifts, particularly interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
In his recent video commentary, he highlighted that during September of last year, XRP significantly outperformed both Bitcoin and Ethereum following the Fed’s decision to lower rates. He suggested that the current environment may mirror that trend, with the potential for XRP to again gain strongly than its peers.
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Partnerships and Institutional Engagement
Rietveld highlighted XRP’s growing connections with major institutions, underscoring that partnerships with global financial giants could favor the asset within the digital currency sector. His remarks included references to associations with BlackRock, one of the largest asset managers worldwide.
While BlackRock has not officially confirmed a partnership, the broader conversation about institutional involvement continues to generate attention.
The Prospect of an XRP ETF
The discussion about a potential XRP exchange-traded fund remains a focal point for market watchers. According to reports, BlackRock has been cautious and deliberate in its approach to digital assets. It previously applied the same strategy before the launch of its spot Bitcoin ETF.
Robbie Mitchnick, the firm’s Global Head of Digital Assets, has explained that investor demand, market maturity, and liquidity are central to determining whether BlackRock would pursue an XRP ETF.
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Although regulatory clarity is improving after the conclusion of Ripple’s legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, outstanding questions about XRP’s classification continue to shape institutional decisions.
Industry observers note that BlackRock is monitoring regulatory developments closely, with the possibility of a move when conditions align with its internal requirements. If an XRP ETF were to be launched under favorable conditions, it could enhance accessibility for traditional investors and solidify XRP’s role in broader financial markets.
Rietveld concluded his remarks by projecting strong performance for XRP in the next three to six months. He emphasized that with rate cuts already underway and likely to continue, the environment could provide an advantageous backdrop for assets like XRP. His perspective suggests that macroeconomic policy shifts, combined with growing institutional engagement, may align to support renewed momentum for the asset.
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