Tuttle Capital Management has filed a prospectus with the SEC for an XRP Income Blast ETF, a product that would use options and synthetic positions to generate weekly income distributions tied to XRP’s daily performance. The filing, originally submitted on September 11, 2025, received an effective-date amendment in January 2026, placing it among a growing wave of crypto-linked ETF products seeking regulatory clearance.
What the Tuttle Capital XRP Income Blast ETF Filing Confirms
ETF Opportunities Trust filed a prospectus on September 11, 2025 that includes the Tuttle Capital XRP Income Blast ETF. The fund is structured under the 1940 Investment Company Act as an actively managed ETF, not a passive spot-holding vehicle.
The prospectus names Tuttle Capital Management as the adviser and Cboe BZX Exchange as the intended listing venue. The fund’s primary objective is current income, with a secondary objective of providing exposure to the daily performance of XRP.
The filing lists a 0.99% management fee for the fund.
Social media chatter has framed this as a fresh April 2026 filing, but the SEC record shows the original prospectus dates to September 2025. The LEI Register corroborates this, listing the entity as active with a creation date of September 11, 2025.
How the XRP Income Blast ETF Would Generate Income and XRP Exposure
The fund’s strategy distinguishes it from straightforward spot XRP ETF proposals. Rather than holding XRP directly, the prospectus describes a structure built on options, synthetic positions, and a systematic put credit spread strategy to generate income.
The dual-objective design prioritizes current income first, with XRP-linked price exposure as a secondary goal, subject to a cap on potential gains. This structure is more comparable to covered-call or income-focused equity ETFs than to a simple crypto spot fund.
The filing states the ETF intends to make weekly distribution payments to shareholders. The fund would also operate through a Cayman subsidiary, adding another structural layer that sets it apart from plain spot crypto ETF proposals. As the broader crypto ETF landscape expands with products like Teucrium’s leveraged BNB fund, income-focused structures represent a distinct category of product design.
XRP traded at $1.42 at the time of this report, with an $87.9 billion market cap and roughly $1.14 billion in 24-hour trading volume.
Why the Effective Date Amendment Matters for XRP ETF Watchers
On January 29, 2026, ETF Opportunities Trust filed a post-effective amendment under Rule 485(b)(1)(iii) that designated February 27, 2026 as the new effective date for the September 2025 filing. This procedural step signals ongoing administrative progress rather than a new product announcement.
The prospectus includes the standard SEC disclaimer that the agency has neither approved nor disapproved the securities. An effective date in a 1940 Act filing does not equate to regulatory endorsement or a confirmed trading launch on Cboe BZX.
For investors tracking crypto ETF developments alongside products like spot Bitcoin ETFs, the XRP Income Blast ETF represents a structurally different proposition. Its options-based income strategy, weekly distribution schedule, and Cayman subsidiary make it closer to a structured income product than a direct XRP exposure vehicle.
The crypto market sentiment backdrop remains cautious, with the Fear & Greed Index sitting at 31, in “Fear” territory. Whether that environment favors appetite for novel crypto-income products remains an open question as the filing works through the regulatory process.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
