Remi Relief (@RemiReliefX) has stirred a new wave of interest in XRP. He pointed to the withdrawal of CoinShares’ XRP ETF filing and raised a question that caught immediate notice. He examined the timing and asked if the decision was linked to supply pressures that could grow once major asset managers enter the market.
Details From The Shared Report
Remi directed readers to information from another user who cited the formal withdrawal notice. The update stated that CoinShares filed to withdraw the application under SEC Rule 477 and confirmed that “No shares were sold.” It also said the transaction never reached completion.
The report placed the move in a competitive context. It noted potential filings from BlackRock and Fidelity, which would shift attention to larger issuers with deeper resources. The report also pointed out that CoinShares may want to focus on its Nasdaq merger. It closed with a view that the withdrawal clears space for stronger players.
Did Coinshares withdraw its XRP filing knowing there isn’t enough XRP left for them to fulfill their ETF obligations 🤔?
I think so especially with BlackRock & Fidelity about to file. Coinshares knows BlackRock will pretty much buy out every XRP left on the open market.
Do you… https://t.co/HCHlPslWEu
— The Real Remi Relief 🙏✝️💪 (@RemiReliefX) November 28, 2025
Remi’s Interpretation Of Market Conditions
After presenting the report, Remi posed his central question. He asked, “Did Coinshares withdraw its XRP filing knowing there isn’t enough XRP left for them to fulfill their ETF obligations?” His point centered on supply. He suggested that demand from giant issuers could absorb much of the remaining XRP available on the open market.
He also added that “BlackRock will pretty much buy out every XRP left on the open market” once filings move forward. XRP’s supply has shrunk significantly in 2025. He believes BlackRock’s entry into the XRP ETF race could bring strong demand to a market already facing supply constraints.
He then returned to the potential impact on XRP’s outlook. He suggested that XRP’s tight supply, combined with major institutional demand, could produce favorable conditions for the asset.
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What Will Happen to XRP?
The sequence he highlighted matters for several reasons. ETF filings from firms like BlackRock and Fidelity carry weight in traditional markets. Some researchers believe BlackRock’s XRP ETF will be the largest in the market.
If these firms proceed with XRP filings, they would need significant quantities of the token to support their products. High demand in a limited market can push competition for supply.
Remi pointed to that dynamic to explain why the withdrawal from CoinShares did not look negative to him. He sees it as part of a larger shift toward heavyweight issuers who can secure the scale required for an ETF launch.
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