Previously, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyfart shared on X that a website with the domain name "beta. cmegroup" has posted a "page for listing XRP and SOL futures" on the platform, which shows that these two tokens are expected to go online for trading on February 10th and still need to wait for regulatory approval.

James Seyfart stated that if the domain does indeed belong to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), it means that the exchange is ready to list XRP and SOL futures, but is still waiting for regulatory approval.

The news was released at 3:30 am and briefly pushed SOL up from $256 to $270. XRP also rose by over 3% due to this news.

However, a spokesperson for CME Group recently clarified to FOX Business that, Beta The information on XRP and SOL futures contracts appearing on the website is incorrect, and no official decision has been made yet regarding the launch of these two cryptocurrency futures contracts.