Canary XRP ETF Q2 10-Q shows XRP holdings rose 31.7% as XRP fell 43% in H1 2026
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Canary's Q2 10-Q indicates continued net creation in its XRP ETF despite a 43% H1 2026 XRP price drawdown. XRP holdings rose ~31.7% and shares outstanding increased ~32%, implying authorized participants created new baskets rather than redeeming, with fair value declining mainly from price depreciation. The data suggests capital inflows and investor accumulation through weakness, improving near-term sentiment around XRP-linked flows.
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● Medium
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▲ Bullish
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Canary XRP ETF’s Q2 Form 10-Q shows XRP fell 43% in H1 2026, with the fund’s own fair-value marks indicating a move from about $1.84 to $1.04. Over the same period, the ETF increased XRP held from 175.6M to 231.3M (+31.7%) and shares outstanding from 16.49M to 21.77M (+32%). Fair value declined from $322.9M to $241.3M, reflecting the price drop rather than redemptions. The increase in shares outstanding indicates authorized participants continued creating new baskets, pointing to capital coming in during the drawdown, according to SEC EDGAR and the Canary XRP ETF Form 10-Q (period ended 6/30/2026).
