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- Bloomberg increases the forecast for approval of the ETF XRP to 85% for 2025.
- The FNB Litecoin and Solana have 90% chance of approval.
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The probability of an XRP ETF spot launch in 2025 increased, according to the latest Bloomberg Intelligence update. Analysts now estimate an 85% chance that an XRP spot product obtains the approval of the dry, going strongly from 65% from their February perspectives.
ETF analysts, Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart, have also increased the approval ratings for other digital assets, the products following Litecoin and Solana leading the pack.


The FNB Spot for Litecoin and Solana receive a 90% probability of approval by Bloomberg. Litecoin particularly benefited from the classification of the CFTC of SLD as commodity.
Solana’s probability of approval increased from 70% to 90%, the asset attracting several depots ETF and institutional interests driven by its DEFI and NFT ecosystems.


Other assets are also gaining momentum. The FNB Dogecoin and Hedera are awarded a probability of approval of 80%.
The Cardano ETF, deposited only by the gray scale so far, has about 75% of approval opportunities.
Avalanche, one of the last assets to be deposited, is also 75%, with a final decision of the SEC expected around December 12. The FNB Polkadot follow the same dimensions of 75%.
The SEC recently delayed decisions on several applications, including the XRP and Solana ETF spot by Franklin Templeton, the Hbar ETF of Bitwise, the Dogecoin Etf and the Ethereum Etherum Etherum of Franklin and Fidelity.
These funds join a growing list of cryptographic products offered currently pending regulatory approval.
Most Altcoin ETF decisions are expected between quarters and quarters of 2025. Although the SEC can reject requests on market manipulation problems or insufficient investor protections, FNB experts think that refusal is less likely given the development of the term market, legal progress and bipartite interest in the structure of the cryptocurized market.
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