Wall Street Enters XRP ETFs as Inflows Hit $1.4B, Goldman Sachs Becomes Top Holder

XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have continued attracting investor capital despite a recent decline in the cryptocurrency’s price. Data shows the funds have accumulated more than $1.4 billion in total inflows since launch. Analysts say the figures suggest institutional interest in XRP exposure remains relatively resilient during market volatility.

XRP ETFs maintain strong inflows

In an X post shared on March 10, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart highlighted that XRP-linked exchange-traded funds have continued drawing capital even as the underlying asset experienced a significant pullback. As Seyffart said:

“The XRP ETFs have actually held up pretty well despite the massive pullback in price.”

According to data cited by the analyst, XRP ETFs have recorded roughly $1.4 billion in cumulative inflows since launch. Charts tracking ETF flows show inflows accelerating sharply in late 2025 before stabilizing near the $1.44 billion mark by early March 2026.

Institutional holders begin to appear

Seyffart also shared a list of institutions that reported XRP ETF exposure in regulatory filings. These disclosures come from 13F filings, which large investment managers submit to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) detailing their holdings.

However, the analyst noted that the available list represents only a small portion of investors in these products. As he explained:

“The vast majority don’t file 13Fs.”

Still, several financial firms have reported positions in XRP ETF products.

Firms reporting XRP ETF exposure

Among the institutions listed in filings are firms such as Goldman Sachs Group, Millennium Management, Citadel Advisors, Jane Street Group, and DRW Securities.

Specifically, Goldman Sachs stands out for reportedly having the largest disclosed exposure on the list, with holdings exceeding $153 million in XRP ETF positions as of December 31, 2025.

Other firms, including Logan Stone Capital, Jain Global, and Marex Group, also appeared among reported holders.

Institutional disclosures like these provide partial insight into which financial firms are gaining exposure to XRP through regulated investment vehicles.

Meanwhile, XRP was at press time trading at $1.38, down 1.7% on the day, declining 1.4% across the week, and losing 2% over the past month, according to the most recent chart information.

Though only a fraction of total investors are visible through filings, the data suggests that institutional participation in XRP ETFs may be broader than publicly disclosed records indicate.

Crypto market observers are likely to continue monitoring ETF flow data and institutional filings as indicators of long-term demand for XRP-based investment products.

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