Ripple Bull Winkle (@RipBullWinlle), a well-known figure in the crypto space, has weighed in on XRP’s current market position. He is convinced that BlackRock and Fidelity will soon file for XRP ETFs, joining the quickly growing market.
He believes the largest asset managers move only when uncertainty fades. Now that XRP has full legal clarity, he said they have their eyes on the asset. In his view, BlackRock and Fidelity now see a market that finally meets their standards.
Grok says BlackRock and Fidelity are coming for XRP ETFs… and honestly? It’s the only move that makes sense.
They watched the lawsuits end. They watched clarity come. Now they want the crown jewel of real utility. $XRP pic.twitter.com/iGWLXHjIcY
— Ripple Bull Winkle | Crypto Researcher 🚀🚨 (@RipBullWinkle) November 29, 2025
CoinShares Withdrawal Narrows the Field
While other institutions are showing increased interest in XRP, CoinShares shocked the market by withdrawing its ETF. The move formally removed CoinShares from the ETF race. Ripple Bull Winkle shared an image where Grok, Elon Musk’s AI, delved into the details of CoinShares’ withdrawal.
An interesting detail from the image was Grok’s revelation that BlackRock and Fidelity could soon join the XRP ETF race. The community has been calling on these firms, especially BlackRock, because of the legitimacy and inflows their ETFs will bring.
Legal Clarity Changes Institutional Behavior
He has suggested that legal clarity changed everything. Years of hesitation kept traditional firms on the sidelines. That phase is now over. XRP now sits in a structure that suits regulated products. The successful launch of multiple spot XRP ETFs shows that investors are eager to engage with regulated XRP-backed vehicles.
Ripple Bull Winkle implied that large firms did not ignore XRP. They observed it. They watched lawsuits play out. They waited for outcomes they could defend to regulators and clients. With the legal issues resolved, XRP fits the profile institutional issuers require.
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BlackRock and Fidelity rarely rush involvement. They prefer assets that regulators recognize and that markets can support at scale. XRP now checks those boxes more clearly than in the past. That shift explains why speculation focuses on them, not smaller firms.
Why BlackRock and Fidelity Fit the Moment
BlackRock and Fidelity already operate crypto products within regulated structures. They rely on established custody partners and deep liquidity pools. Ripple Bull Winkle stated that this is the only move that makes sense for these firms.
An XRP ETF backed by either firm would enter with immediate scale. Smaller issuers may recognize that reality early and step aside, such as CoinShares, leaving the XRP market in the hands of the giants that could take it to new heights.
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