According to @rovercrc, El Salvador now allows banks to operate exclusively as BTC banks serving accredited investors, though the post does not include a decree number or regulator circular for verification, and only embeds an image clip as evidence (source: @rovercrc on X). For confirmation, such a rule would typically be published by the Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero or the Banco Central de Reserva and recorded in the Diario Oficial as a resolution, technical standard, or circular, which traders should check before positioning (source: Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero de El Salvador; Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador; Diario Oficial de El Salvador). Context for traders: Bitcoin has been legal tender in El Salvador since 2021 under the Bitcoin Law, forming the legal basis for BTC financial services (source: Diario Oficial de El Salvador, Decreto No. 57, Ley Bitcoin, 2021). El Salvador also enacted the Digital Asset Securities Law and established the National Commission of Digital Assets in 2023, so any banking framework change would likely reference these statutes in its official text (source: Diario Oficial de El Salvador, Ley de Emisión de Activos Digitales, 2023; Comisión Nacional de Activos Digitales).

According to @EleanorTerrett, XRP depository receipts will soon be available for purchase by accredited investors through ReceiptsDepo and DWP Advisors, as reported by Fox Business. This allows investors to gain exposure to XRP without directly purchasing the cryptocurrency, similar to the benefits of an ETF.

According to Eleanor Terrett, XRP depository receipts will soon be accessible to accredited investors via ReceiptsDepo and DWP Advisors, as reported by Fox Business. These instruments will function similarly to traditional American Depository Receipts, facilitating investment in XRP for those who meet accreditation standards. This development could potentially increase liquidity and institutional interest in XRP trading.