Goldman Sachs Tops Disclosed XRP (XRP) ETF Holdings at $87.4M in 13F Filings

Goldman Sachs Tops XRP ETF 13F Rankings

Spot XRP ETFs listed in the United States absorbed roughly $170 million in fresh capital across 11 consecutive trading days, a streak that began on August 18 and has persisted even as XRP (XRP) softened through early September. The most recently disclosed session, September 1, added a net $14.38 million, with Franklin Templeton's XRPZ fund leading daily inflows at $6.63 million and Grayscale's GXRP drawing $4.72 million. Since the products launched in November 2025, cumulative net inflows have reached approximately $1.68 billion. Corporate positioning adds a second layer: 13F filings show Goldman Sachs disclosed the largest institutional XRP ETF position at $87.4 million as of June 30, ahead of Jane Street at $16.6 million and Millennium Management at $16.2 million. The timing caveat matters — 13Fs capture quarter-end holdings, so they do not prove Goldman drove August's inflow wave, and positions may be hedged through contract trading or other instruments. Still, the divergence between fading price momentum and steady ETF demand suggests institutional buyers are positioning beyond short-term moves; readers can follow the flow breakdown in our XRP coverage hub.

XRPL Foundation Ships xrpl.org Redesign

Separately, the XRP Ledger Foundation has rolled out a redesigned xrpl.org, the ecosystem's principal reference site. The refresh, announced via the Foundation's official X account and highlighted by commentator Hussein Zangana (Vet) in a post on X, reorganizes content into clearer paths for institutions, developers, community members and newcomers, spanning documentation, guided tutorials, XRPL fundamentals, client libraries and the Learning Portal. Vet argued the upgrade matters because institutions and projects routinely cite xrpl.org — the Bank for International Settlements among them, after its research paper used the XRP Ledger devnet for its immutability and publicly verifiable properties, a test we covered in BIS Trials XRP Ledger for Official Statistics. Foundation CTO Denis Angell also introduced a live scorecard that reads each amendment's full specification surface directly from the node — every transaction type, optional field, flag, result code and ledger entry — and scores it against devnet activity before validators vote the change onto mainnet through the ledger's consensus mechanism. On-chain milestones keep accumulating: over 3 million agentic transactions have now settled on the XRP Ledger.

a post on Xhttps://x.com/Vet_X0/status/2095247155778777390

$1.5 Resistance Defines the Chart

Price action remains the third thread. After the late-August breakout carried XRP from roughly $1.00 to a spike near $1.70, the token has pulled back toward the $1.30 demand zone and was trading near $1.37 on the 4-hour chart, pressing the upper boundary of a descending corrective structure. The broader recovery stays intact above the 100-day and 200-day moving averages, while the daily RSI has cooled below 75 without surrendering the neutral-50 line — a constructive consolidation profile. Resistance stacks at $1.50, a supply area that has rejected price repeatedly over the past year; a daily close above it would materially strengthen the bullish case and open the path toward the psychological $2 region. On the downside, the $1.25 bullish order block is the immediate support — holding it keeps the structure biased toward an upside resolution, while losing it raises the odds of a deeper retracement toward the $1.10 order block. Institutional interest remains a background tailwind: XRP was the most asked-about crypto when Bitwise briefed 400 wealth managers. Readers tracking the market in real time can follow live spot and futures prices on Bitget.

Break Above $1.4272 in Focus

COINOTAG's proprietary 42-indicator composite S/R scoring engine rates the $1.4272 resistance at 77/100, driven by the confluence of R2, Value Area High, HVN and POC sources, while the $1.3718 support scores a stronger 86/100 from Fibo 0.500, Ichimoku Kijun and Pivot Point inputs — the live spot at $1.4128, up 5.64% in 24 hours, sits between the two. Derivatives positioning leans long: funding at 0.0068%, open interest of $961.5 million and a 2.63 long/short account ratio (72.5% long) align with a Fear & Greed reading of 65 (Greed). A daily close above $1.4272 would favor a run at $1.6999 (69/100); losing $1.3718 would invalidate the short-term long bias and expose the $1.2967 shelf (81/100). With RSI at 63.9 against a bearish MACD and a sideways trend label, expect range churn before direction resolves.