Morgan Stanley disclosed XRP exposure through three exchange-traded funds in its Q2 2026 13F filing with the U.S. SEC (securities regulator), adding another sign of Wall Street interest in crypto-linked products. The bank reported 6,715 shares in the Franklin XRP ETF, 255 shares in the REX-Osprey XRP ETF and 67 shares in the Bitwise XRP ETF. It also disclosed 50,540 shares in Ripple-backed Evernorth Holdings’ SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) partner Armada Acquisition Corp II. The filing follows an earlier report that Morgan Stanley held exposure to the Grayscale XRP ETF and Volatility Shares XRP ETF in Q1 2026, and comes a day after JPMorgan Chase revealed holdings in the Bitwise XRP ETF, Grayscale XRP ETF and Evernorth Holdings’ SPAC. Separate market data cited in the report showed spot XRP ETFs drew $2.25 million of inflows on Thursday, with Bitwise XRP ETF the only fund to post inflows that day. SoSoValue data showed XRP ETFs have recorded $1.51 million in cumulative inflows since launch, while total assets under management fell to $942.25 million after previously surpassing $1.25 billion. XRP traded around $1.01 over the past 24 hours, with a low of $0.998 and a high of $1.01, while trading volume dropped 22%. Coinglass data showed mixed derivatives sentiment: XRP futures open interest fell 1.23% to $2.69 billion overall, although it rose 1.84% on CME in one hour. The report said XRP still risks dropping below $1 unless it closes above resistance at the upper trendline.