XRP Leads Wealth Manager Crypto Interest Despite ETF Outflows

Bitwise research shows XRP was the most asked-about cryptocurrency at a wealth manager presentation.

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Ryan Rasmussen, a research analyst at Bitwise, stated that XRP was the most asked-about cryptocurrency during a presentation to approximately 400 wealth managers. ^[1] Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan discussed Bitcoin, Solana, Hyperliquid, stablecoins, and tokenization alongside Rasmussen during the presentation. ^[2] Goldman Sachs was the largest disclosed institutional holder of XRP at the end of the second quarter with approximately $87.4 million in exposure. ^[3] U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows of approximately $7.2 million on September 2, breaking a streak of 11 consecutive sessions of net inflows. ^[4] An audience poll at an event for roughly 400 wealth managers on 2026-09-03 found that 67% of attendees hold no crypto allocation at all, while 60% expect prices to be higher by the end of 2026 and plan to allocate within the next year. ^[5] XRP rose 4% on 2026-09-03 to trade at $1.38 after touching a low of $1.3409. ^[6] XRP's price chart has been forming a descending triangle since an August 2026 spike to roughly $1.70, with the $1.35-$1.38 zone serving as primary demand and the 200-day EMA reinforcing $1.33-$1.35 as structural support. ^[7]

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Ryan Rasmussen, a research analyst at Bitwise, stated that XRP was the most asked-about cryptocurrency during a presentation to approximately 400 wealth managers. · u.today
Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan discussed Bitcoin, Solana, Hyperliquid, stablecoins, and tokenization alongside Rasmussen during the presentation. · u.today
Goldman Sachs was the largest disclosed institutional holder of XRP at the end of the second quarter with approximately $87.4 million in exposure. · u.today
U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows of approximately $7.2 million on September 2, breaking a streak of 11 consecutive sessions of net inflows. · u.today
An audience poll at an event for roughly 400 wealth managers on 2026-09-03 found that 67% of attendees hold no crypto allocation at all, while 60% expect prices to be higher by the end of 2026 and plan to allocate within the next year. · Cryptonews
XRP rose 4% on 2026-09-03 to trade at $1.38 after touching a low of $1.3409. · Cryptonews
XRP's price chart has been forming a descending triangle since an August 2026 spike to roughly $1.70, with the $1.35-$1.38 zone serving as primary demand and the 200-day EMA reinforcing $1.33-$1.35 as structural support. · Cryptonews

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