Morgan Stanley disclosed holdings in two XRP-focused ETFs, the Volatility Shares XRP ETF and Grayscale XRP ETF, marking its growing exposure to Ripple's cryptocurrency through regulated investment products. This move complements the bank's broader crypto expansion, including plans for a spot Solana ETF that would stake SOL tokens. Despite relatively small positions compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum investments, Morgan Stanley joins other institutions like Bank of America and UBS in increasing XRP exposure. Institutional interest in XRP remains strong, with recent inflows into XRP products contrasting outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, signaling sustained confidence in XRP's potential.
XRP is set to close May 2026 with a monthly loss of about 4.85% due to ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency market, despite a brief recovery earlier in the month. The digital asset is trading around $1.30, below its starting price of roughly $1.4...
Morgan Stanley disclosed its exposure to XRP through shares in two exchange-traded funds: Volatility Shares XRP ETF and Grayscale XRP ETF, marking its first known investment in XRP. This move highlights increasing institutional interest in XRP as a p...
XRP's price has started responding to fundamental news after Ripple Labs' private shares surged to $136.90, reflecting a 376% increase and signaling strong institutional interest ahead of a potential 2026 IPO. This surge follows a $750 million share ...
XRP showed strong momentum recently as social sentiment and price action aligned, a rare event in 2026. Key drivers include Ripple Labs' rising private valuation, activation of the XRPL Lending Protocol, and progress on the CLARITY Act, which may eas...
XRP dropped below the critical $1.30 support level, triggering a shift from a buy-the-dip mindset to cautious confirmation among traders. This break was marked by a sharp increase in trading volume and significant on-chain outflows, suggesting redist...
