Goldman Sachs has established itself as the largest institutional holder of spot XRP ETF shares. Data analyzed by Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart reveals that the banking giant accumulated nearly $154 million in these financial products by the close of the last quarter. This move positions Goldman Sachs well above the other 30 major institutional holders, who collectively manage an exposure exceeding $211 million within the XRP ecosystem.
Despite this strong backing from Wall Street, the market suggests that the real momentum stems from the retail community. Since only firms managing more than $100 million in assets are required to disclose their positions, a large portion of the XRP investor base remains “invisible” in public filings. Currently, XRP ETFs manage approximately $1.44 billion in assets, having surpassed $1.2 billion in net inflows since the launch of the first fund by Canary Capital in November 2025.
The volatility resulting from geopolitical tensions, which already triggered outflows of $22 million in early March, will be the key factor to watch in the coming days. Although the price of XRP is trading around $1.40—down 31% from the previous year—the entry of giants like Goldman Sachs signals a phase of institutional maturity for the asset as it seeks to stabilize after hitting highs of $3.55 in July 2025.
Source: https://x.com/JSeyff/status/2031373093139034395
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