Institutional interest in XRP continues to grow
Illinois-based investment firm Brookstone Capital Management disclosed its position in the Volatility Shares Trust XRP ETF (trading code: XRPI) in its latest 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Cryptocurrency commentator Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto) highlighted the disclosure, noting that Brookstone holds 12,380 shares worth approximately $710,000. He tweeted that this proved that "institutions are quietly hoarding XRP."
Another institution has just applied for XRP holding positions!
Brookstone Capital Management disclosed the XRP ETF's positions in its latest 13F filing with the SEC. 
US$710,000 position
12,380 shares
Institutions are quietly hoarding XRP. 
--Xaif Crypto (@Xaif_Crypto) July 16, 2026
Regarding the ETF
, it needs to be clarified that this is not the new ETF application implied by Xaif. 13F is a quarterly position report that discloses positions already held by an institution. A few months ago, the same document disclosed Goldman Sachs 'position as the largest holder of the cash XRP ETF. Brookstone's disclosure confirmed that the company has established a position in the Volatility Shares Trust XRP ETF, a Nasdaq-listed, actively managed fund launched in 2025. The fund seeks capital appreciation mainly by investing in XRP futures contracts, providing investors with regulated XRP exposure without having to directly hold the underlying assets.
Institutional adoption rate continues to rise
Brookstone joins a growing number of institutions that gain XRP exposure through regulated products. The U.S. spot XRP ETF was launched in November 2025 and did not experience any single-day net outflow during the first month of listing. By early December, the scale of assets under management had exceeded US$1 billion. Currently, many spot XRP ETFs are traded in the United States, with a cumulative net inflow of approximately US$1.44 billion since its launch.
XRP ETF continues to attract capital inflows
Even as funds flee Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, institutional interest remains firm. In June, the Bitcoin ETF suffered a record outflow of more than US$4 billion, while the Ethereum ETF flowed out of US$528.99 million during the same period. The XRP ETF had a net inflow of US$59.4 million in the same month. As of June 26, the XRP spot ETF has achieved capital inflows for eight consecutive weeks, while the Bitcoin ETF continues to flow out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Why these data are important to XRP holders
Brookstone's 13F disclosure is just a data point, but it reflects broader trends. From large banks to small consulting firms, institutions of all types are gaining XRP exposure through regulated products rather than direct custody. The Volatility Shares XRPI fund provides investors with futures based entry points, while spot ETFs continue to attract funds with surprising stability. Inflow data suggests that this is a deliberate, sustained asset allocation trend rather than a short-term transaction.

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