Institutional interest in XRP investment products is continuing to build, with another U.S. wealth adviser disclosing a new position in an XRP exchange-traded fund.
Gerber, an Ohio-based registered investment adviser overseeing roughly $592 million in assets, reported Wednesday that it holds 12,958 shares of the Franklin XRP ETF, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The position is relatively small compared with major Bitcoin ETF allocations, but it adds to a growing list of advisers seeking regulated exposure to XRP.
The disclosure comes amid increasing activity in the U.S. XRP ETF market, where investment advisers have steadily added new positions over recent weeks.
Notably, Gerber is not the only firm expanding into XRP products. Gallacher Capital Management recently disclosed ownership of 86,744 shares of the Canary XRP ETF, valued at about $961,000 at the time of filing.
Elsewhere, Vista Finance reported one of the larger institutional positions so far, holding 129,958 shares of the Franklin XRP ETF, valued at approximately $11.45 million. CPR Investments also established a position in the ProShares Ultra XRP ETF.
 
Taken together, the filings suggest that XRP ETFs are beginning to attract a broader base of professional investors rather than isolated speculative interest.
Moreover, the institutional disclosures have coincided with continued inflows into U.S. XRP ETFs. Recent data showed net inflows of 532,500 XRP on July 27, following 5.09 million XRP on July 21, 2.27 million XRP on July 20, and 6.10 million XRP on July 16.
As of the latest market update, U.S. spot XRP ETFs have attracted approximately $1.5 billion in cumulative net inflows since their launch in November, according to SoSoValue data as of July 29, 2026.
Bitwise remains the largest fund in the category with about $243 million in assets, followed by Canary with nearly $223 million and Franklin with roughly $167 million.
Daily trading volume was reported at about $10.35 million, reflecting ongoing institutional participation through regulated investment vehicles.
Recent flows have shown a concentration of demand in Franklin Templeton’s XRP product. In the latest session, Franklin’s XRPZ was the only fund to record fresh inflows, attracting the entire day’s net addition.
The fund now manages roughly $254.35 million in assets, making it one of the largest XRP investment products available to U.S. investors.
That said, if additional advisers continue to disclose new positions and inflows remain positive, XRP’s institutional footprint could keep expanding despite ongoing price uncertainty in the wider crypto market, which could be a boon for the asset’s price.
At press time, XRP was trading at $1.07, reflecting a 0.59% drop in the past 24 hours.
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