Goldman Sachs exited its positions in XRP and Solana exchange-traded funds in early 2026, according to a regulatory filing. The firm, which had accumulated roughly $154 million in XRP ETFs months earlier, now holds zero exposure to those products. It maintains significant investments in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, while increasing its stakes in crypto infrastructure companies.
Goldman Sachs has closed its entire positions in XRP and Solana exchange-traded funds. The firm’s first-quarter 2026 Form 13F filing shows zero holdings in those specific ETFs.
This represents a reversal from late 2025 when it built substantial exposure. The bank had become the largest disclosed institutional investor in spot XRP ETFs at that time.
Its current cryptocurrency portfolio remains heavily weighted toward Bitcoin and Ethereum. The filing lists hundreds of millions in iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF holdings and multiple entries for Ethereum trusts.
The firm also increased its exposure to crypto infrastructure firms like Circle, Coinbase, and Galaxy Digital. It simultaneously trimmed holdings in several other crypto-related companies.
Some social media claims suggested Goldman still held XRP, citing an older filing. The circulated screenshot reflected data from the fourth quarter of 2025, not the current report.
Demand for XRP ETFs has remained strong despite Goldman’s exit. The products saw more than $81 million in inflows during April 2026.
Capital inflows continued into May, bringing cumulative net inflows to a new all-time high of $1.39 billion. Solana ETFs have also seen consistent inflows since their launch, reaching a cumulative $1.12 billion.
