Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF Hits Fresh Record

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XRP has spent weeks consolidating, but recent data shows that institutional exposure is growing beneath the surface.

Crypto commentator Amonyx (@amonyx) posted an update that captured this shift. He revealed that Franklin Templeton’s XRP spot ETF has crossed a key threshold, now holding 101.55 million XRP valued at $192.7 million.

The milestone marks the first time the fund has exceeded 100 million XRP in holdings. While the headline figure appears simple, the context behind it carries weight.

A Key Institutional Milestone

Amonyx’s post focused on scale. Crossing 100 million XRP signals more than steady inflows. It shows sustained accumulation from regulated capital. ETFs do not chase momentum intraday. They reflect allocation decisions made by asset managers, advisers, and institutions seeking long-term exposure.

Franklin Templeton operates as one of the world’s largest asset managers. Its decision to join the XRP ETF race and continued expansion of XRP holdings indicate conviction in the asset.

The ETF has also shown consistent performance since launch. Holdings did not spike in a single session, but increased over time, suggesting methodical inflows rather than speculative bursts.

ETF Performance Signals Growing Institutional Adoption

The performance of the Franklin Templeton XRP ETF strengthens the bullish case. Growing assets under management require constant sourcing of XRP from the open market. Each new unit purchased removes liquid supply from circulation.

This is where institutional adoption becomes a central driver. ETFs operate within regulatory frameworks. They attract capital that previously could not access XRP directly. Retirement accounts, traditional brokers, and compliance-focused investors now participate.

As more institutions choose this route, demand becomes less sensitive to daily price fluctuations. That creates a different market dynamic compared to retail-driven rallies. It also reduces the likelihood of sudden liquidations tied to leverage.

Supply Dynamics Tighten as XRP Leaves Exchanges

Exchange balances for XRP continue to trend lower. Tokens are quickly moving into long-term storage, institutional custody, and ETF vehicles. Once inside an ETF, that supply effectively exits the liquid market unless redemptions occur.

XRP has a fixed supply, and when the circulating supply tightens while demand remains steady or grows, price pressure builds naturally. ETFs accelerate this process by removing large amounts of XRP. This shrinking balance increases the risk of a supply shock if demand accelerates. This could kickstart a major XRP rally.

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