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The list spans a trading firm and two established banks, giving HYPE ETF exposure a visible institutional footprint and a benchmark for future 13F updates.
First 13F snapshot shows who's behind the $481M AUM in Hyperliquid ETFs: UBS, BMO, Jane Street and Brevan Howard all on the holder list, with $356M in net inflows since May.
Eleven sessions of net inflows and a $1.68B launch-to-date haul signal real bid for XRP, but the 13F roster is more market-making than conviction.
The names link XRP to established portfolio-allocation channels, while the quarterly 13F format makes persistence more important than a single list of holders.
The $88.1M position gives Solana investors a visible Wall Street signal, while 13F data offers a periodic snapshot rather than a live portfolio view.
The bigger signal is the swing, not the size: a 71% Q1 cut followed by a $630M Q2 reload reads as tactical book management around basis and flow, not a fresh conviction buy.
The 60-fold surge is the headline, but Jane Street's role as a top ETF market maker complicates the read. The bigger story is the widening roster of US institutions disclosing spot XRP exposure.
The pause comes amid mixed institutional positioning: Abu Dhabi funds held about $764M of IBIT with unchanged share counts, while JPMorgan added and Morgan Stanley trimmed.
The dollar change is rounding error inside Tudor's $71.9B book, but the inflection is the story: a macro legend who sold into Bitcoin's $124K top now re-engaging with the ETF wrapper after a year of…
The unwind itself was the sell signal; the squeeze in IREN, Core Scientific and peers suggests short sellers crowded into a thesis that just broke.
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