Gallacher Capital Management LLC disclosed a position in the Canary XRP ETF in its Q2 2026 13F-HR, filed with the SEC on July 17, 2026. The firm holds 86,744 shares at a reported value of $96
Gallacher Capital Management LLC disclosed a position in the Canary XRP ETF in its Q2 2026 13F-HR, filed with the SEC on July 17, 2026. The firm holds 86,744 shares at a reported value of $961,126.
BankXRP (@BanlXRP) shared the filing on social media, posting a screenshot of the 13F-HR table showing the Canary XRP ETF row highlighted in yellow. This investment sits alongside holdings in BlackRock, Blackstone, Broadcom, and Caterpillar.
A Growing List of Institutions
Gallacher Capital is not alone. Citadel has a position in the same Canary Capital ETF. Brookstone Capital Management also holds a position in XRP ETFs, disclosed at over $70,000. Together, they represent a growing list of regulated investment firms choosing to gain XRP exposure through compliant, SEC-registered vehicles.
These are not retail purchases. They are institutional portfolio decisions, documented in federal disclosures, sitting alongside equity positions in some of the largest companies in the world.
CryptoSensei, a well-known voice in the crypto space, responded with a line that captured the sentiment clearly: “The dollar amount isn’t the story. The fact that more firms are adding $XRP exposure is.”
More institutions are now leaning away from traditional investment vehicles and toward cryptocurrencies. These filings show that many are interested in XRP.
ETF Inflows Tell the Same Story
The filing aligns with a clear trend in XRP ETF flow data. The seven U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded 8 consecutive weeks of net inflows through mid-2026, accumulating $1.49 billion in cumulative net inflows since their November 2025 launch. May 2026 was the strongest single month, pulling in $118 million.
Spot XRP ETFs enjoyed eight consecutive weeks of inflows while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs struggled. The Bitwise XRP ETF and Franklin XRP ETF both recorded positive flows as recently as July 16, even as XRP’s price faced pressure.
Firms entering through regulated ETF products tend to hold longer and exit more slowly than retail participants. Each new 13F disclosure reflects a considered allocation decision, not a speculative trade.
The Takeaway
Institutional adoption of XRP does not announce itself loudly. It shows up in SEC filings, one line at a time. Gallacher Capital’s disclosure is the latest confirmation that traditional money is entering XRP through regulated channels, and the list of firms doing so continues to grow.
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