Charles Schwab’s family of funds has revealed that it holds more than $1 million in a spot XRP ETF.
According to its latest SEC filing, Charles Schwab holds $1,011,417 worth of Grayscale XRP Trust ETF shares as collateral. The disclosure confirms that XRP ETFs are increasingly becoming part of traditional investment portfolios.
XRP Becomes Top Holding in S&P 500 Strategy ETF
Meanwhile, another SEC filing shows XRP taking a major position in a regulated investment fund.
Cyber Hornet’s S&P 500 & XRP 75/25 Strategy ETF lists XRP as its largest holding, at 22.5% of the fund. That is more than NVIDIA at 6.1% and Apple at 5.2%.
The ETF gives investors exposure to both XRP and the S&P 500, creating another way for traditional investors to invest in XRP through a regulated product.
Together, these filings show that XRP is becoming more common in traditional financial products.
XRP ETF Inflows at $1.8 Billion
The latest filings add to the growing demand for XRP ETFs. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart said XRP ETF flows have been “surprisingly resilient,” with data showing that total inflows have reached $1.8 billion since the ETFs launched.
Inflows rose from about $150 million in November 2025 to around $1.79 billion by August 26, 2026. This happened even though XRP’s price has been very volatile.
Goldman Sachs, Jane Street and Millennium Hold XRP ETFs
Meanwhile, more major financial firms are also investing in XRP ETFs. Q2 filings showed that Goldman Sachs had about $87.45 million in XRP ETF exposure, making it the largest holder among the institutions highlighted by Seyffart.
Jane Street held about $16.64 million, while Millennium Management held around $16.20 million. Other companies with XRP ETF holdings included Marex UK Holdings, Intesa Sanpaolo, Ironbridge Private Wealth, Wolverine Asset Management, and Citadel Advisors.
XRP ETF Demand Is Growing
Indeed, demand for XRP ETFs has increased in recent months. Weekly inflows reached about $110.49 million at the end of August.
On a monthly scale, August attracted $159.18 million, compared with $27.29 million in July. That represents a 463% increase. So far in September, the inflows have reached $14.86 million.
Among the biggest issuers is Bitwise with approximately $600 million in total inflows, followed by Canary with $490.75 million in inflows since launch.
With Charles Schwab holding more than $1 million in a Grayscale XRP ETF and XRP becoming the largest holding in another investment fund, these filings show that XRP is becoming more common in traditional financial products.