The data, shared by ETF analyst James Seyffart on X, shows institutional investors building meaningful positions even as the token’s price cooled from recent highs. Goldman Sachs leads the li
The data, shared by ETF analyst James Seyffart on X, shows institutional investors building meaningful positions even as the token’s price cooled from recent highs.
Goldman Sachs leads the list with $87.4 million in exposure, equivalent to about 84 million XRP.
Jane Street Group ranks second with roughly $16.6 million, or just under 16 million tokens. Millennium Management follows closely with $16.2 million in holdings, representing approximately 15.5 million XRP.
Across all identified holders, total reported exposure reached $183.5 million, covering about 176.4 million XRP.
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Investment advisors accounted for the largest share at $120.9 million. Hedge fund managers held $25.1 million, brokerages $17.9 million, and banks $14.8 million.
Other names appearing in the filings include Intesa Sanpaolo with $14.4 million and Marex UK Holdings with $8.1 million.
Some firms reduced positions during the quarter, but the overall picture points to growing institutional interest in the regulated XRP products.
The holdings data arrives as spot XRP ETFs recorded strong weekly inflows. Products attracted more than $110 million in the five days ending Aug 28, their best stretch since late 2025. Cumulative net inflows have climbed to around $1.67 billion, with total net assets near $1.45 billion.
XRP itself has pulled back from multi-month highs near $1.70 and was trading around $1.40 at the time of the disclosures.
The gap between steady ETF demand and softer token price has drawn attention from market watchers tracking the flow of traditional finance capital into the asset.
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