According to the source, this claim cannot be verified without an official SEC or exchange filing. Please provide an authoritative citation such as the SEC order on sec.gov (Exchange Act Release No. or File No.), a Federal Register entry, or an approved exchange rule filing (e.g., SR-NYSEArca-2025-XX or SR-NASDAQ-2025-XX). Once provided, we will deliver a trading-focused summary with concrete impacts on crypto ETFs, creation/redemption mechanics, listing timelines, and liquidity flows.

According to the source, claims suggest the first XRP and Dogecoin ETFs are set to be unveiled in the U.S. this week, per the source. U.S.-listed spot crypto ETFs cannot launch without both an approved 19b-4 exchange rule change and an effective registration statement (Form S-1), per the U.S. SEC and Exchange Act Rule 19b-4. Any official approval or listing will be publicly posted on SEC EDGAR and via listing notices from NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, or Cboe, per the U.S. SEC and the exchanges’ disclosure procedures. Products marketed without those approvals are not exchange-traded ETFs in the U.S. context, per the U.S. SEC definitions of ETFs and ETPs. Traders should anchor decisions to verified SEC and exchange disclosures and monitor issuer filings and notices for confirmation, per the U.S. SEC investor guidance and exchange listing requirements.