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Grayscale XRP Trust ETF

Grayscale XRP Trust ETF is a Delaware statutory trust that holds XRP, the digital asset used on the decentralized XRP Network, and issues exchange-traded shares designed to track the value of that XRP less expenses. It is a passive investment vehicle rather than an operating company: it does not develop the network, employ staff, or use leverage or derivatives to pursue its objective.

Net income-37.9m USD
Free cash flow-248m USD

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2025–2025

01m USD2025
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)
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Business

Share of revenue
Exchange-traded XRP exposure100 %

Listed trust shares intended to reflect the value of XRP held by the trust, net of expenses.

Creation and redemption activity0 %

Basket-based issuance and redemption mechanics used by authorized participants to add or remove XRP.

Customers

The trust is bought by investors seeking regulated, exchange-traded exposure to XRP without directly holding the token. Its primary users are institutional and accredited investors, plus market participants trading the shares on NYSE Arca after listing. Authorized participants are operational counterparties that create and redeem baskets, while the underlying XRP ecosystem includes financial institutions and service providers that use the network for cross-currency transfers.

Public market investors

Buy listed shares for convenient, exchange-traded exposure to XRP price movements.

Authorized participants

Create and redeem baskets in exchange for XRP, keeping share price aligned with NAV.

Institutional and accredited investors

Use the trust as a regulated wrapper for XRP exposure and portfolio allocation.

XRP Network users and financial institutions

Use XRP as a bridge asset for cross-currency transfers and liquidity management.

Strategy

The trust’s strategy is to provide a simple, listed vehicle that tracks XRP through passive holdings, basket creation/redemption, and fair-value NAV calculation. Its competitive position depends on maintaining tight linkage between share price and XRP value, adequate liquidity on NYSE Arca, and reliable custody and market-pricing infrastructure.

Maintain tight tracking to XRP spot valueShort term

Investors buy the trust for direct price exposure, so tracking error would weaken the product proposition.

Build trading liquidity and market accessShort term

Higher liquidity reduces premiums/discounts and improves the trust’s usefulness to investors.

Preserve custody and network integrityMedium term

The trust’s value depends entirely on secure XRP custody and the continued functioning of the XRP Network.

Geography

The trust is organized in Delaware and listed in the United States, with shares trading on NYSE Arca. Its economic exposure is global because XRP is a decentralized digital asset traded on digital asset platforms worldwide, but the trust’s legal domicile, listing venue, and reporting base are U.S.-centric.

Risks

The trust is exposed to XRP price volatility, which can directly and materially change share value. It also depends on the security, governance, and continued acceptance of the XRP Network, while secondary-market trading can diverge from NAV when liquidity is thin or market hours are mismatched.

Sorted by severity
LowMediumHighLowMediumHighImpact →Likelihood →XRP price volatility1Network security or cryptography failure2Fork or clone of the XRP Network3Secondary-market premium/discount to NAV4
Impact is the risk’s severity and likelihood how probable it is over the next few years, both assessed from the company’s reports. Numbers match the list.
  1. XRP price volatilityImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium

    The trust’s share value moves with XRP, so sharp token declines flow directly into NAV and market price.

    Exposure: All shareholders

  2. Network security or cryptography failureImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium

    A protocol exploit or future cryptographic weakness could enable theft or reduce confidence in XRP.

    Exposure: Trust-held XRP and investor demand

  3. Fork or clone of the XRP NetworkImpact: MediumLikelihood: Medium

    Sponsor discretion over which fork is treated as XRP could create disputes and valuation uncertainty.

    ExposureValuationCustodyRedemption mechanics
  4. Secondary-market premium/discount to NAVImpact: MediumLikelihood: Medium

    Trading hours and liquidity differences between NYSE Arca and digital asset markets can cause mispricing.

    Exposure: Market price of shares

Accounting

Judgemental items
Fair value measurement of XRP

The trust marks XRP to market, so valuation methodology directly drives earnings and net assets.

Impact: Principal-market selection and 4:00 p.m. pricing can materially change reported results

Creation and redemption accounting

Basket activity is recorded on trade date and can create receivables/payables before settlement.

Impact: Affects balance sheet timing and period-end XRP holdings

Sponsor fee paid in XRP

Fees settled in XRP create realized gains or losses depending on the carrying value of the transferred tokens.

Impact: Impacts realized results and reduces trust assets

Non-GAAP NAV versus U.S. GAAP Principal Market NAV

The trust presents NAV using an index-based methodology that may differ from GAAP fair value.

Impact: Investors should reconcile product NAV metrics to financial statements

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Last updated: 24/09/2026

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