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21Shares XRP ETF

21Shares XRP ETF is a U.S.-listed commodity-based exchange-traded product structured as a trust that provides investors exposure to XRP through shares that are created and redeemed in large blocks (“Baskets”). Shares trade on the Cboe BZX Exchange under the ticker TOXR (listed since December 11, 2025), allowing investors to access XRP price exposure via a traditional brokerage account. The Trust issues shares in exchange for in-kind deposits of XRP, which are held by custodians and may be transferred or sold to pay sponsor fees and Trust expenses. The product’s economics and operating model are driven by XRP custody, the creation/redemption mechanism, and ongoing fees/expenses rather than operating revenue from selling goods or services.

Net income-36.0m USD

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2025–2025

01m USD2025
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
XRP-linked exchange-traded shares (TOXR)70 %

Exchange-traded shares designed to reflect XRP exposure, trading on Cboe BZX.

Primary market creation/redemption (Baskets)20 %

In-kind issuance and redemption process where authorized participants exchange XRP for large blocks of shares.

Trust operations (custody, administration, expense funding)10 %

Custody of XRP and operational processes including paying sponsor fees and Trust expenses, potentially via XRP transfers/sales.

Customers

The Trust’s end investors are primarily market participants seeking XRP exposure in an exchange-traded wrapper, including retail brokerage clients and institutional allocators using ETFs/ETPs for portfolio implementation. Liquidity and price discovery are supported by broker-dealers and market makers trading TOXR on Cboe BZX. In the primary market, authorized participants (APs) and other institutional counterparties create and redeem shares via Baskets, typically to arbitrage premiums/discounts and manage inventory. The sponsor/seed capital investor also participates at launch by purchasing seed creation baskets to start secondary-market trading.

Retail brokerage investors

Buy TOXR shares on-exchange to gain XRP exposure without directly holding XRP or managing wallets.

Institutional allocators (RIA, hedge funds, family offices)

Use TOXR for tactical or strategic XRP exposure, rebalancing, and operational simplicity versus direct crypto custody.

Authorized participants and liquidity providers

Create/redeem Baskets in-kind with XRP to keep market price aligned with NAV and to facilitate trading liquidity.

Sponsor/seed capital investor

Provides initial seed creation baskets to enable listing and early secondary-market liquidity.

Geography

The Trust is U.S.-listed and its shares trade on the Cboe BZX Exchange, making the United States the primary market for distribution and trading access. Operationally, the Trust’s exposure is to the global XRP market because the underlying asset is priced and traded across international crypto venues, even if the shares are U.S.-listed. Custody and service-provider arrangements (custodians, administrator, transfer agent, and broker/dealer ecosystem) create operational dependencies that may span multiple jurisdictions. No authoritative revenue-by-geography disclosure was provided in the excerpts, so a quantified geographic revenue split is not presented.

Risks

The Trust’s core risk is XRP market risk: XRP price volatility directly drives NAV and can lead to sharp drawdowns for shareholders. Operational and custody risks are central because the Trust holds XRP with custodians; failures in safeguarding, settlement, or key management could impair assets or disrupt creations/redemptions. Liquidity and market-structure risks can arise if AP activity or secondary-market liquidity weakens, potentially widening spreads and increasing premiums/discounts to NAV. Regulatory and legal risks are material for crypto-linked products, including changes in U.S. rules affecting trading, custody, disclosures, or the classification of cryptoassets, which could constrain operations or investor access.

Sorted by severity
Risk factors incorporated by reference from effective Form S-1High

The 10-Q states there were no material changes from the risk factors disclosed in the Form S-1 (333-282942) effective December 10, 2025, indicating the prospectus risk set remains applicable.

Expense funding may require transferring or selling XRPMedium

The Trust may transfer or sell XRP (potentially facilitated by custodians) to pay sponsor fees and Trust expenses, which can create tracking differences and execution/market-impact risk.

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Last updated: 24/09/2026