Several U.S. wealth advisers, including Gerber and Gallacher Capital Management, have recently disclosed new positions in XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs), signaling growing institutional interest. These advisers hold shares in Franklin and Canary XRP ETFs, among others, contributing to a broader professional investor base engaging with regulated XRP products. Since their launch in November, U.S. spot XRP ETFs have attracted about $1.5 billion in net inflows, with Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ fund notably seeing fresh inflows and managing over $254 million. Despite some price volatility in the crypto market, continued adviser participation and positive inflows suggest expanding institutional demand for XRP ETFs, which could support the asset's price going forward.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse urged the US Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, calling it a serious policy deal that balances stablecoin innovation with protections for community banks. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praised the bill for safeguarding US...
Senate Republicans released a revised 635-page draft of the CLARITY Act just before a key cloture vote, defining an 'ancillary asset' as a network token whose value depends on the efforts of its originator. This new definition classifies XRP as a dig...
Grayscale has allocated 26.11% of its new Digital Assets Next Gen model portfolio to XRP, making it the second-largest holding after Ethereum and notably excluding Bitcoin. This allocation highlights growing institutional interest in XRP, which is al...
XRP surged nearly 10% to $1.49 before cooling to $1.41 as traders anticipated the Senate's CLARITY Act cloture vote. The rally was driven by increased futures open interest on Binance and strong buying activity, particularly from South Korea. Despite...
XRP has risen to around $1.41 in mid-September 2026, recovering from summer lows near $1.00 and breaking through key resistance levels. US spot XRP ETFs have attracted over $1.7 billion in net inflows since November 2025, with continued weekly gains,...
