Asset manager 21Shares submitted an amended prospectus for its proposed spot XRP exchange-traded fund on January 14, 2025, initiating an automatic 20-day effectiveness countdown under Section 8(a) of U.S. securities law. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas confirmed the filing activates the approval clock unless the Securities and Exchange Commission intervenes. The fund would trade on Nasdaq under ticker XRPC with custody provided by Gemini Trust Company and BitGo Trust Company.

21Shares filed Form S-1 Amendment No. 3 for a spot XRP exchange-traded fund on November 8, 2025, according to Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas. The submission initiates a 20-day SEC review period under Section 8(a) of the U.S. Securities Act. If no objections emerge, the ETF could become effective automatically, potentially opening institutional access to XRP.

Fetch.ai's FET token jumped over 51% following the project's lawsuit against Ocean Protocol in New York federal court. The complaint alleges Ocean Protocol converted 661 million Ocean tokens into 286.4 million FET tokens, then sold 263 million FET into the market. Market data shows buyers accumulated 545 million tokens after the lawsuit filing, while exchange netflows turned negative at $1.35 million, indicating strong withdrawal activity.

21Shares submitted a Form 8(a) filing with the SEC on November 7, 2025, initiating a 20-day automatic approval countdown for its spot XRP ETF. The fund would trade on Cboe BZX and track the CME CF XRP Dollar Reference Rate. Unless the regulator intervenes, the product could launch around November 27.

Ethereum climbed to nearly $3,500 on November 8 after falling to $3,200 earlier in the day, gaining 4.5%. Analyst Ali Martinez projects ETH could eventually reach $10,000, but suggests the token may first need to drop to $2,000 to flush out weak holders. US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of $507.7 million over the past week.

XRP declined more than 9% on November 8, 2025, extending its monthly slide despite announcements at Ripple's Swell conference held November 4–5 in New York. The token traded around $2.19 in early sessions before recovering to $2.30, yet faced resistance at $2.40. Market participants sold following the event, exhibiting classic buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news behavior.

Internet Computer's ICP token climbed 22.15% in 24 hours to $9.49, lifting its market capitalization to $5.11 billion. Trading volume increased 32.9% to $1.7 billion during the period. The rally started after ICP broke through the $7.40 resistance level on November 7.

Solana may enter a sustained rally following the launch of two US ETF products that have attracted over $300 million in inflows since debut, according to Bybit analysts. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF and Grayscale Solana Trust ETF signal strong institutional interest despite an 8% price decline during the first trading week. The exchange views the listings as a structural shift positioning SOL alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as regulated digital assets with brokerage access.