TradFi giant Franklin Templeton recently disclosed the Holdings of its XRP Spot ETF, and the figures are quite impressive.
According to public documents, they currently hold more than 32,040,560.08 XRP, with the custodian being Coinbase Custody. At the current price, the total net value of this asset reaches 62.94 million USD, corresponding to a circulation share of 2.65 million.
This action actually reveals a signal - institutions in the US are accelerating the inclusion of XRP into their allocation map. From the declaration to the launch and then to the gradual building of holdings, the pace of entry for traditional asset management giants is clearly speeding up.
There is a saying in the market that puts it bluntly: how much institutions buy often reflects real expectations better than how much retail investors shout. When these institutions managing trillions of dollars in assets start to make moves, it somewhat indicates that they have conducted a risk assessment on the compliance prospects and long-term value of XRP.
The current question is not whether institutions will enter the market, but rather who will follow next.
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FUDwatcher
· 11-29 17:22
32 million XRP directly in hand, Rich Deng's move is really fierce.
Institutions are moving, while retail investors are still tangled up in whether to buy or not, the gap is widening like this.
Wait a minute, is this really compliant? Why does it feel a bit too smooth?
Follow up? My buddy has already entered a position, just waiting for the next wave of institutional relay.
Rich Deng getting on board = XRP about to soar? Not necessarily, but at least it shows that they are serious.
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All-InQueen
· 11-28 10:34
Wow, Franklin Templeton's move is impressive, directly entering a position with 32 million XRP. The institutions are really serious.
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NeonCollector
· 11-27 16:19
Franklin's move, retail investors need to keep up with the rhythm.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11-27 03:50
Institutional buying the dip is just setting a trap for retail investors. Do you really think Franklin Templeton is a bodhisattva?
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AllInAlice
· 11-27 03:48
Retail investors should see through Templeton's moves; institutions won't act recklessly.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 11-27 03:41
Institutions are really not joking, 32 million XRP in one go, this is voting with real money.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 11-27 03:29
Templeton's move is indeed bold, directly entering a position with 32 million XRP, indicating that institutions have long seen through this.
Wow, this is a reassurance, the Compliance issue finally has a resolution.
Retail investors are still hesitating whether to buy, while those asset management companies with billions are already taking action, the gap...
A following trend is about to come, can other funds still hold out?
Will this price fall again? I always feel like the window for entering a position is closing.
TradFi giant Franklin Templeton recently disclosed the Holdings of its XRP Spot ETF, and the figures are quite impressive.
According to public documents, they currently hold more than 32,040,560.08 XRP, with the custodian being Coinbase Custody. At the current price, the total net value of this asset reaches 62.94 million USD, corresponding to a circulation share of 2.65 million.
This action actually reveals a signal - institutions in the US are accelerating the inclusion of XRP into their allocation map. From the declaration to the launch and then to the gradual building of holdings, the pace of entry for traditional asset management giants is clearly speeding up.
There is a saying in the market that puts it bluntly: how much institutions buy often reflects real expectations better than how much retail investors shout. When these institutions managing trillions of dollars in assets start to make moves, it somewhat indicates that they have conducted a risk assessment on the compliance prospects and long-term value of XRP.
The current question is not whether institutions will enter the market, but rather who will follow next.