Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, a registered investment advisor (RIA) based in Orlando, Florida, has disclosed that it holds shares of the Franklin $XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF).
In its latest 13F filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company reported holding 964 shares of the ETF, valued at around $11,000 at press time. The firm boasts $1.35-$1.4 billion in assets under management (AUM) and is currently ranked among the top 500 RIAs in the US and named to the Best Financial Advisory Firms list.
Source: sec.gov
$XRP ETFs attract institutional interest
A similar Virginia-based firm, Main Street Group, also disclosed $XRP exposure. According to its Q2 2026 regulatory filing, the firm holds 5,261 shares (valued at roughly $58,292 at the time of writing) in the Canary $XRP ETF.
Additional firms with exposure in various $XRP ETFs include Larson Financial Group ($1.8 million), Q3 Asset Management ($430,000), and Hurley Capital ($135,000). These firms join more prominent players like Flow Traders, whose $XRP ETF is worth $1.93 million and makes up the largest institutional $XRP ETF portfolio.
While the amount of funds invested varies, the above filings indicate increased institutional interest in $XRP ETFs. According to MarketBeat, institutional investors purchased over 160,000 $XRP ETF shares in the last 24 months. In the past year, inflows into these investment vehicles have totaled $2.50 million with zero outflows.
Source: MarketBeat
Coin price is not reflective of ETF inflows
Despite rising institutional investment in $XRP ETFs, the coin itself is down 62.16% over the past year, trading at $1.06. Investor anticipation of US Fed interest hikes to curb inflation has also caused a recent market downturn, with $XRP down over 3% in the past day.
Source: CoinMarketCap
That said, there just may be a silver lining, since the coin has printed a chart similar to one from a time when it surged by 60,000%.