#GoldmanBecomesXRPETFLargestHolder
Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has quietly claimed the title of the largest institutional investor in spot XRP ETFs. According to the most recent 13F filing with the SEC, the bank disclosed a total position of $153.8 million in four different XRP ETFs as of December 31, 2025. This figure, as noted by Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart, is by far the largest of all disclosed institutional XRP ETF holdings in the US.
🔎 The investment distribution is quite balanced: approximately $40 million in the Bitwise XRP ETF, $38.5 million in the Franklin XRP Trust, $38 million in the Grayscale XRP ETF, and $36 million in the 21Shares XRP ETF. Goldman hasn't put all its eggs in one basket; it has spread the risk across four products. Since their launch, the XRP ETFs have attracted $1.4 billion in net inflows, bringing the total asset value to $1.44 billion. However, the combined total of the top 30 holders remains at only $211 million – indicating that most investors are not subject to the 13F requirement. Goldman's move is a strong indication that other institutions may follow suit. Analysts describe this development as "quietly accumulating." Despite the news, the XRP price is under slight pressure in the short term; it climbed to the $1.40 range with a 2% increase in the last 24 hours. Nevertheless, the acceleration of institutional inflows is speeding up the adoption process of XRP by mainstream finance following Ripple's legal victories. Goldman Sachs' move is a new milestone in the Wall Street influx that began with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2025. Markets are now focused on the question of "who will be the next big bank?" Is it a turning point for crypto, or just the beginning? Time will tell.
Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs has quietly claimed the title of the largest institutional investor in spot XRP ETFs. According to the most recent 13F filing with the SEC, the bank disclosed a total position of $153.8 million in four different XRP ETFs as of December 31, 2025. This figure, as noted by Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart, is by far the largest of all disclosed institutional XRP ETF holdings in the US.
🔎 The investment distribution is quite balanced: approximately $40 million in the Bitwise XRP ETF, $38.5 million in the Franklin XRP Trust, $38 million in the Grayscale XRP ETF, and $36 million in the 21Shares XRP ETF. Goldman hasn't put all its eggs in one basket; it has spread the risk across four products. Since their launch, the XRP ETFs have attracted $1.4 billion in net inflows, bringing the total asset value to $1.44 billion. However, the combined total of the top 30 holders remains at only $211 million – indicating that most investors are not subject to the 13F requirement. Goldman's move is a strong indication that other institutions may follow suit. Analysts describe this development as "quietly accumulating." Despite the news, the XRP price is under slight pressure in the short term; it climbed to the $1.40 range with a 2% increase in the last 24 hours. Nevertheless, the acceleration of institutional inflows is speeding up the adoption process of XRP by mainstream finance following Ripple's legal victories. Goldman Sachs' move is a new milestone in the Wall Street influx that began with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2025. Markets are now focused on the question of "who will be the next big bank?" Is it a turning point for crypto, or just the beginning? Time will tell.
