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Goldman Sachs’ latest regulatory filing has added detail to Wall Street’s crypto exposure. The bank reported about $152 million in XRP-related exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for the fourth quarter of 2025. XRP, meanwhile, trades near key chart levels after a volatile month.
Goldman Sachs filed its Form 13F for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. It filed the report on February 10, 2026. The form lists many US-listed securities held by large managers. It offers a snapshot of reportable positions at quarter-end.
Public coverage of the filing shows sizable positions in bitcoin and ether ETFs. Reports put bitcoin ETF exposure at just over $1 billion and ether ETF exposure at just over $1 billion. The coverage puts XRP ETF exposure near $152 million and Solana ETF exposure near $108 million. Together, those figures imply roughly $2.3 billion in crypto-linked ETF holdings.
Market observers also pointed to the signal value of the filing. Nate Geraci, co-founder of the ETF Institute, called the disclosure a sign of direction on X.
The XRP ETF line item matters because it tracks regulated demand. Data from SoSoValue indicates total net assets for US spot XRP ETFs near $1.01 billion as of February 13. It also places cumulative net inflows around $1.23 billion since launch.
Flow trends have shown bursts of demand and pauses. SoSoValue-linked updates also recorded sessions with no net flows. However, assets stayed close to the $1 billion mark in recent updates. Investors often track these numbers alongside futures positioning and liquidity in major pairs.
XRP traded around $1.47 on February 14, 2026. CoinGecko data showed an 8% 24-hour gain at the time of writing. The rebound followed sharp swings across the market. Earlier this week, XRP traded near $1.41 during another wave of risk-off trading.
Some technical commentary has flagged softer momentum after lower highs. Analysts have also referenced a break below a longer-term trendline. They have also highlighted the need to reclaim prior support zones. Traders have treated $1.40 as a nearby support level, with $1.50 as a key resistance.
Macro uncertainty has added pressure across risk assets. The US Department of Homeland Security entered a partial shutdown on February 14 after lawmakers missed a funding deadline. Travel groups and officials warned that airport screening could face strain. Many Transportation Security Administration staff must work without pay during the shutdown.
In the near term, XRP’s path may depend on risk appetite and liquidity. ETF flows will remain a key data point. The 13F filing confirms a material, regulated footprint, but price will still react to broader market conditions.
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