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XRP Institutional investors are actively building positions in XRP-related products
Data shared by ETF analyst James Seyffart on the X platform shows that even if the XRP token price has fallen from recent highs, institutional investors are still actively building considerable positions. Goldman Sachs topped the list with an exposure of $87.4 million, equivalent to approximately 84 million XRPs. Jane Street Group ranks second with approximately $16.6 million and holds just under 16 million tokens. Millennium Management followed closely, holding $16.2 million, or approximately 15.5 million XRPs.
Investment Advisors Leading Position Structure
Among all identified holders, total exposure reported reached US$183.5 million, covering approximately 176.4 million XRPs. Investment advisers accounted for the largest share, at $120.9 million. Hedge fund managers held $25.1 million, brokers held $17.9 million, and banks held $14.8 million. Other institutions appearing in the filings include Union Sao Paulo Bank ($14.4 million) and Marex UK Holdings ($8.1 million). Some companies reduced their positions during the quarter, but the overall picture shows growing interest in regulated XRP products.
Continued inflow of funds during price correction
The release of position data came as the spot XRP ETF recorded strong weekly inflows. In the five trading days ending August 28, related products attracted more than US$110 million in funding, setting the best performance since the end of 2025. Cumulative net inflows have climbed to approximately US$1.67 billion, and total net assets are close to US$1.45 billion. XRP itself has fallen from multi-year highs close to $1.70 and was trading at around $1.40 at the time of the disclosure. The gap between stable ETF demand and weaker token prices has attracted the attention of market observers who track the flow of traditional financial capital into the asset.
