Two Important Days for XRP: May 1 and June 9, Here’s Why

While some financial companies are racing to launch the XRP (ETF), the biggest name in the room—BlackRock—remains silent. Despite 15 XRP ETF filings from companies like Grayscale, Bitwise, and even Canary Capital, BlackRock has yet to make a move. But their silence may be more strategic than it appears. The conversation between an expert and an insider at BlackRock revealed two key dates to note: May 1st and June 9th. The reasons behind these dates have not yet been disclosed, but there is growing speculation that something significant is about to happen. Why is BlackRock Suppressing? BlackRock's hesitation is not because they dislike XRP. According to industry rumors, it's all about timing and leverage. By staying away from the current XRP ETF frenzy, BlackRock avoids the risk of being rejected by the SEC. If others are denied, they will escape the headlines. If approved later, they can jump in—well-prepared and with full force. Some analysts believe that this is also a negotiating tactic. Behind the scenes, BlackRock may be pressuring Ripple, the company behind XRP, to strengthen partnerships, improve institutional demand, and build robust custody solutions. In this way, when BlackRock finally enters the game, they are stepping into a market that is ready for the golden moment. What Happens If SEC Approves XRP? If the SEC officially declares that XRP is not a security, this could be a turning point. Liquidity will soar, institutions may jump in without fear, and demand for XRP ETFs could spike. And if that time comes, BlackRock will be in a perfect position to participate with a reliable product, potentially even dominating the space.