XRP CME Futures Hit Record Levels: Can Institutional Demand Push XRP Past $3.50?
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XRP CME Futures Hit Record Levels: Can Institutional Demand Push XRP Past $3.50?
"Since launching CME futures in May 2025, the token hit $1 billion in open interest by August, the fastest-ever CME contract to reach that milestone. By late October, XRP's open interest climbed to a record 9,900 contracts. Add in over $906 million flowing into new XRP ETFs in 14 consecutive days, and XRP's building real infrastructure that institutions can actually use."
"CME futures opened a new door for institutions that need regulated exposure to XRP. The setup works like what Bitcoin and Ethereum went through before their ETF launches brought them mainstream legitimacy. XRP's futures contract settles through a regulated benchmark that the CFTC oversees. This means when institutions buy in, it shows real interest instead of just retail speculation. Combined XRP and Solana futures open interest reached $3 billion by early November, with XRP showing the fastest growth of any new CME contract."
Since CME futures launched in May 2025, XRP reached $1 billion in open interest by August, the fastest CME contract to do so, and climbed to a record 9,900 contracts by late October. New XRP ETFs attracted over $906 million in inflows across 14 consecutive days. Combined XRP and Solana futures open interest hit $3 billion by early November, with XRP showing the fastest growth among new CME contracts. The futures contract settles via a CFTC‑overseen regulated benchmark, giving institutions regulated exposure. XRP now sits in clearer regulatory territory, supports payment settlements, and offers multiple regulated investment paths, attracting long‑term institutional positions.
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