Two separate U.S. fund-registration updates involving XRP set out different stages for proposed products. Cryptex’s Sept. 11 S-1/A for the proposed Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF lists XRP as an eligible component with a 4.36% index weight and a 4.41% indicated fund weight. XRP ranks above Chainlink, Solana and Avalanche in the 36-asset index, but the filing remains pre-effective and does not show that shares have begun trading. The proposed fund is intended for Nasdaq under the ticker BAGZ, with its own eligibility screens reducing the basket to 19 constituents. Separately, Listed Funds Trust moved the effectiveness date for Teucrium’s 2x Short Daily XRP ETF to Oct. 11, 2026. The amendment says its sole purpose is to delay effectiveness and does not establish a debut date, cite the CLARITY Act or Senate negotiations, or represent an announced regulatory decision to delay launch. The fund is designed to target negative twice XRP’s daily return before fees and expenses, using instruments such as swaps; daily resets and compounding can produce materially different longer-term results. Teucrium’s trading 2x Long Daily XRP ETF, XXRP, held approximately $151.5 million in assets as of Sept. 9, while broader XRP investment products had attracted approximately $1.68 billion in cumulative net inflows. XRP traded near $1.36 on Sept. 12 after recovering from a low of around $1.32 the previous day.