Andrew Parish, founder of the X3 and a habitual source of information about the high level at X, moved the cryptographic community with his latest law that the world’s largest asset manager, Blackrock, “eventually capitulates and offers both XRP and Sol ETF.”

The parish reported that the sources similar to this matter informed him: “” Cryptocurrency flood wards opened, 2025 entries were expected “, and suggesting that Blackrock’s leadership indicated” we may not be the first, but we will give customers elections “and that” if nothing more, both will be included in the products of the cryptocurrency class ” unjust growth possibilities. “

It is not the first time that the parish shared the alleged confidential knowledge, which turned out to be precise. On March 17, he published an update in which he quoted “two SEC sources”, which believed that the Ripple case was “very similar to the end”, adding that these sources expected “XRP, which would receive serious consideration of the goods” and “significantly reduced; very reduced”. He also emphasized that “new leadership knows this case, and the way they deal with it is a big deal; precedent.”

Just two days after the publication of this information, the General Director of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, raised X to announce that the American Commission for Securities and Stock Exchange will abandon the appeal, giving the credibility of the parish’s achievements. It is also worth noting that the American Commission of Securities and Stock Exchange has actually significantly reduced the penalty from 125 million to $ 50 million, as revealed in the parish.

Will Blackrock introduce the ETF XRP point?

Although the parish’s claim on the future ETF XRP offer may seem bold, it is not alone in its opinion. Nate Geraci, president of ETF Store, host of ETF Prime and co -founder of the ETF Institute, similarly predicted that Blackrock would try to expand his cryptographic trace outside Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Geraci noticed three weeks ago: “I am ready to register a formal forecast … Blackrock will submit an application for both ETF Solana and XRP”, indicating that in his opinion “Solana can be every day. Think that XRP after the end of the Sec process.” According to Geraci, Blackrock’s motivation involves current domination by assets in ETF Bitcoin and Ether.

He believes that the company will reluctantly allow competitors to break into the main ETF Altcoin, stating that “I just don’t see them to enable competitors to enter and launch ETF on 2 out of the 5 best cryptocurrency resources without Stablein in/any fight.

Geraci’s reasoning emphasizes a significant transition from the previously cautious Blackrock position on additional ETFs with cryptocurrencies. In July last year, the company’s information director, Samara Cohen, told Bloomberg that Blackrock did not have close plans to introduce Altcoin products outside Bitcoin and Ethereum. Jay Jacobs, head of ETF Blackrock, USA, strengthened this perspective in December, saying that the company focused mainly on existing cryptographic investment offers.

Additional comments from the parish reveal that he has heard similar schedules and forecasts of unnamed “ETF Execs in the Know”. In one update published two weeks ago, the parish mentioned the anticipation of various cryptocurrency cryptocurrency approvals that start in Q2, including the expected time “XRP Early Q2”, “LTC Early Q2”, “Sol late Q2” and “HBAR EARLY Q3”, and at the same time indicating the possibility of “basketballs” products Crypto ETF products and long funds. He said that his sources predict that “2025 is the year of ETF cryptocurrencies.”

During the press; XRP traded $ 2.04

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