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Goldman Sachs emerges as top XRP ETF holder, alongside wave of ‘super fans’: analysts

The Block|RT Watson|March 10, 2026 at 05:17 PM

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Goldman Sachs has emerged as the top institutional holder of XRP ETF shares, joining a wave of institutional interest in XRP investment products. This development comes as XRP continues to maintain one of the largest and most dedicated retail investor communities in the cryptocurrency space.

Key Takeaways

→Goldman Sachs is now the largest holder of XRP ETF shares among institutional investors.
→XRP maintains one of the largest and most vocal retail communities in cryptocurrency with millions of holders worldwide.
→A wave of institutional 'super fans' are joining Goldman Sachs in XRP ETF investments.
→The institutional adoption represents growing mainstream acceptance of XRP as an investment vehicle.

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