Ten straight days of inflows
On Aug. 28, XRP ETFs pulled in $26.2 million, pushing the running total past $1.5 billion. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart described the flow pattern as "surprisingly resilient."
Ten consecutive days of net buying is a meaningful streak. It means institutions are adding exposure rather than trading around headlines, and it's the kind of steady demand that tends to underpin a rally.
Goldman leads the institutional pack
Goldman Sachs is the largest institutional holder of spot XRP ETFs, with $87.4 million in exposure, according to Q2 13F filings. That's an $83 million increase from the prior quarter. Jane Street and Millennium Management follow Goldman in the rankings.
The size of the jump is notable. An $83 million quarter-over-quarter increase in a single ETF category is a real allocation decision, not a rounding error.
Consolidation after the unwind
XRP is up roughly 38% over the past 14 days, but the last few sessions have been quieter. The
