According to @CryptoKing4Ever, the U.S. SEC will begin reviewing several XRP ETF applications on October 18, involving major industry firms with proposed fund sizes ranging from $200M to $1.5T (source: @CryptoKing4Ever post on X dated Oct 3, 2025). The post does not provide specific issuers, CIK numbers, or 19b-4/S-1 filing identifiers for independent verification (source: @CryptoKing4Ever). Traders should confirm any XRP ETF review via the SEC’s EDGAR database for S-1/F-1 registrations and the SEC rule filing page for 19b-4 submissions, as well as exchange rule filing portals from Cboe, Nasdaq, or NYSE Arca before positioning on this headline (source: U.S. SEC public filing procedures on sec.gov; exchange rule filing portals). The post does not reference an official SEC announcement confirming a review start date, so positions should be based on verified regulatory documents rather than social media claims (source: @CryptoKing4Ever; U.S. SEC sec.gov).

According to @EleanorTerrett, multiple ETF issuers updated their XRP filings today following feedback from the U.S. SEC, indicating the review process remains active and ongoing, according to @EleanorTerrett. According to @EleanorTerrett, an October deadline is approaching for these XRP ETF filings, marking the next key regulatory milestone traders will monitor.

According to AltcoinGordon, Canary's Solana ETF has progressed to the next stage of review by the SEC, marking a significant development for Solana traders. The advancement suggests potential increased institutional interest and liquidity in Solana, which could impact $SOL's trading volume and price stability. However, traders should closely monitor regulatory updates from the SEC for further developments that might affect market sentiment.