Bank of Montreal (BMO), Canada's second-largest bank, disclosed holdings in XRP-related ETFs within its U.S. portfolio valued at over $303 billion as of June 2026. The bank holds shares in the REX-Osprey XRP ETF and ProShares Ultra XRP ETF, gaining crypto exposure through regulated exchange-traded products rather than direct XRP ownership. This move highlights how traditional financial institutions are accessing digital assets via familiar investment vehicles, signaling growing institutional interest in XRP. Future filings will reveal if BMO or other banks increase their exposure to XRP products.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant outflow of $131.13 million on Thursday, led by major funds including ARK 21Shares and Fidelity. In contrast, Ether ETFs gained $6.72 million and XRP ETFs added $2.25 million, indicating growing investo...
XRP's price has declined amid uncertainty over the delayed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, causing investor sentiment to weaken and trading volumes to drop. This has led some XRP holders to explore alternative strategies like UE Crypto's cloud mini...
XRP whales have purchased an additional 72 million coins at the $1 price level, increasing their total holdings to 12.18 billion XRP. This buying activity is offsetting the decline in institutional interest, as XRP ETFs' net assets fell below $1 bill...
A forthcoming SEC proposal could change the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies like XRP, Hedera's HBAR, and Stellar's XLM by introducing a formal process for crypto projects to seek non-security status. This would broaden the group of tokens w...
XRP price fell below $1 twice this week, but on-chain data shows a surge in withdrawals from exchanges, especially Binance, reaching the highest levels since 2019. Large XRP holders, or whales, have increased their holdings to over 12 billion tokens ...
