- Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ ETF acquires 76 million XRP, shaking markets.
- 47 million XRP added in 10 days, signaling market confidence.
- Institutional interest in XRP rises as Franklin Templeton expands holdings.
Franklin Templeton has made waves in the cryptocurrency market with a significant move, acquiring a total of 76,001,343 XRP through its XRPZ ETF. The latest update showcases the ETF’s massive growth, highlighting its growing influence in the digital asset space.
As of November 26, 2025, the XRPZ ETF holds 34,212,801 XRP, a figure that reflects the firm’s aggressive accumulation strategy. This represents a significant increase in holdings, with each basket in the ETF containing approximately 543,060 XRP. The rise in XRP holdings signals the firm’s continued commitment to Ripple’s native asset, further driving the ETF’s impact on the market.
Moreover, Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ fund has seen impressive acquisitions over the past 10 days, adding 47,436,777 XRP to its holdings. This rapid accumulation highlights the firm’s confidence in XRP and its belief in the long-term potential of digital assets, despite ongoing market volatility.
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XRP ETF Growth and Ripple’s Position in the Market
Separately, Canary Capital launched the first U.S. spot XRP ETF under the ticker XRPC. XRPC began trading on Nasdaq and offers investors regulated, direct exposure to XRP through custody by licensed digital‑asset custodians. According to Chad Steingraber, XRPC currently holds 155,821,569 XRP.
Combined with holdings from other XRP‑focused ETFs, including XRPZ, the total assets under management across the group are estimated at 303,267,477 XRP.
What It Means for the Market
This kind of significant institutional accumulation may affect XRP’s market dynamics. As funds like XRPZ and XRPC absorb large amounts of XRP, the supply available on open exchanges could tighten, potentially increasing demand pressure.
Moreover, the fact that XRPC is a regulated product under a U.S. exchange may encourage investors who otherwise avoid direct crypto exposure due to custody or regulatory concerns. That could broaden the base of demand for XRP beyond traditional crypto‑native holders.
Also, with multiple ETFs now actively holding XRP, investors get diversified institutional exposure — reducing concentration risk tied to any single fund.
Given the growing influx into XRP funds, market watchers are paying close attention to whether price trends respond in kind. If accumulation continues, the ripple effects could influence broader crypto sentiment.
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