The spot XRP Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) in the United States continue to perform remarkably strongly. Since their launch in November 2025, the funds have attracted more than $1.4 billion in assets. Even Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said on X that he was surprised by the pace at which institutional money is flowing into XRP.
Strong growth
According to Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart, US spot XRP ETFs now manage approximately $1.44 billion.
The ETFs give investors exposure to XRP without having to buy or store the cryptocurrency itself. This makes it easier for large financial institutions to get involved.
Goldman Sachs, Millennium and Citadel are stepping in
13F documents, the mandatory quarterly reports of major American investors, show that several big names have now built up positions. Goldman Sachs is the largest known holder with exposure of approximately $153.8 million. Millennium Management follows with more than $23 million. Citadel Advisors, Logan Stone Capital and Marex Group also took positions.
The presence of these types of parties is seen by analysts as an important signal that XRP is becoming increasingly accepted within the traditional financial sector.
Regulatory clarity as a driving force
According to market experts, the increased legal clarity around XRP in the US plays a major role. Now that the legal status of the token is clearer, large funds and banks dare to build up exposure more easily. If the inflow continues, analysts say it could become a major catalyst for further adoption of XRP in the financial markets.
Source: https://newsbit.nl/ripple-ceo-reageert-op-14-miljard-instroom-in-xrp-etfs-sinds-lancering/
