SEC Just Recognized An XRP ETF. Here’s Why This Filing Is a Game-Changer

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has received a filing for the Defiance Leveraged Long + Income XRP ETF, a new fund created under Tidal Trust II.

Submitted as part of a post-effective amendment, the product represents a significant step toward an XRP-focused leveraged fund introduction within the regulated U.S. framework.

Soon after the filing appeared, Diana (@InvestWithD), a cryptocurrency commentator and XRP advocate, broke down its potential implications in a detailed thread on X. She emphasized that the product is not only about speculative leverage but also about treating XRP as an income-generating asset.

Leverage and Income Features

This product is different from a spot ETF because it caters more to traders and institutions seeking amplified returns. Multiple leveraged XRP ETFs have been approved in 2025. Some prominent ones, such as Teucrium’s products, have outperformed expectations, showing the massive demand for XRP-related financial products.

SEC Recognition and Market Impact

The Bigger Picture

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