XRP ETFs: Wall Street's Secret Accumulation Strategy Revealed #shorts
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Dana Love, PhD31 Jul 2026, 01:04 UTC
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The analysis highlights significant institutional buying in XRP, with $1.47 billion flowing into XRP ETFs in June, contrasting with outflows from other crypto ETFs like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This indicates a strong institutional conviction in XRP, even as the broader market experienced price drops. The speaker suggests that while the price of XRP was around $1.08, institutions were actively accumulating on weakness, moving 1.5% of the circulating supply off the market in a single quarter. This accumulation is interpreted as a bullish signal, implying institutions are betting on XRP's future performance despite general market sentiment or price declines elsewhere.
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