XRP News: XRP Short ETF Gets Another Delay as Teucrium’s Long Fund Tops $150M

Teucrium’s planned leveraged bet against XRP has been pushed back again, extending a regulatory process that began more than a year ago even as demand for bullish XRP investment products continues to grow.

A Sept. 11 SEC filing shows that Listed Funds Trust designated Oct. 11, 2026 as the new effective date for the Teucrium 2x Short Daily XRP ETF. The filing says its “sole purpose” is to delay effectiveness of the fund, which originally appeared in a registration statement filed on Jan. 21, 2025.

That distinction matters: the SEC has not rejected the ETF, nor does the filing mean the product will necessarily begin trading on Oct. 11. It simply moves the registration’s effective date again.

The proposed fund is designed to deliver -2x XRP’s daily price performance before fees and expenses. If XRP falls 1% in a day, the fund would seek approximately a 2% gain; if XRP rises 1%, it would seek roughly a 2% loss. Teucrium warns that the product is intended as a short-term trading vehicle and that daily compounding can cause longer-term returns to diverge sharply from -2x XRP’s cumulative move.

The Bullish XRP Fund Is Already Much Further Ahead

The delay creates a striking contrast with Teucrium’s existing 2x Long Daily XRP ETF, XXRP.