NYSE Arca included XRP as an example of an eligible asset as it moved to revise listing standards for commodity-based crypto trusts. The proposal would require at least 85% of a trust’s net asset value to be held in crypto assets that already meet approved requirements, while allowing up to 15% in non-approved assets. The filing is under U.S. SEC review, which is gathering public comments before a final decision.

U.S. brokerage Charles Schwab will begin spot trading in bitcoin and ether for U.S. retail customers within weeks, Cointelegraph reported. The service will use a dedicated crypto account linked to Schwab’s brokerage platform, with custody handled by a subsidiary and trade execution processed through a partnership with federally regulated trust company Paxos. The rollout will be phased and initially excludes New York and Louisiana residents. Fees are set at 0.75 percent per trade.