Leisure Capital Management Invests $206,000 in Franklin XRP ETF
Leisure Capital Management established a position worth approximately $206,000 by purchasing 16,745 shares in Franklin Templeton's XRP-focused exchange-traded fund during the second quarter of the year. This indicates that institutional investors continue to show interest in XRP-related products. The company manages investment portfolios for individuals and institutions, which include traditional stocks, bonds, and ETFs. In July, Realta Investment Advisors reported over $260 million in assets in the REX Osprey XRP ETF. Vista Finance disclosed that it holds 129,958 shares in the Franklin XRP Trust ETF, valued at approximately $11.45 million. Brookstone Capital Management reported a position of $71 million in XRP ETFs. CPR Investments announced assets worth $363,000 in the ProShares Ultra XRP ETF. Additionally, Galaxy Digital, Arrington Capital, and others made a $130 million deal to purchase private shares of Ripple Labs. The increasing number of 13F filings suggests that asset managers are becoming more comfortable with XRP.
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