ProShares has requested a change to the effective dates of its Solana and XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The proposed update would move the effective date for both ETFs to June 25, 2025, suggesting potential approvals as early as that month. This filing follows Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF deadline of June 17th, which has fueled optimism for approval this month. The document clarifies that the amendment impacts filings originally submitted on January 17, 2025. ProShares filed two Form N-1A filings with the SEC on June 10th requesting a change in their XRP and SOL ETF effective dates. If the SEC approves these changes, it will have to make a decision by June 25th rather than delaying as previously seen. While specific reasons for recent SEC delays were not specified, such adjustments are typical when launching new investment products. So far, no single spot XRP ETF has been approved, but ProShares and Franklin Templeton hold strong potential for becoming the first.