Rothschild Investment discloses Bitcoin, XRP exposure

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Rothschild Investment LLC, an investment management firm based out of Chicago, has disclosed an exposure to the sixth-largest cryptocurrency, XRP, in its latest 13F filing.

Rothschild Investment LLC, an investment management firm based out of Chicago, has disclosed an exposure to the sixth-largest cryptocurrency, XRP, in its latest 13F filing.

The firm that offers portfolio management, retirement planning, and investment advisory services to customers in the U.S. filed 13F with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Nov. 10. In it, the firm disclosed a stake in Bitwise XRP ETF (NYSE Arca: XRP) during the third quarter of 2026.

Launched on Nov. 19, 2025, the Bitwise XRP ETF offers indirect XRP exposure to those investors who want to get a taste of crypto from the comfort of traditional trading exchanges.

Crypto is still a niche investment category and its highly technical nature is often intimidating to several investors. Fund issuers like Bitwise offer crypto ETFs to exactly these kinds of investors who don't want to open accounts on crypto trading exchanges, change dollars to stablecoins for trading, hold their digital assets on crypto wallets, etc.

The Bitwise XRP ETF holds $431.44 million in net assets and $672.35 million in cumulative net inflow as of Nov. 10, as per the onchain analytics platform SoSoValue.

Rothschild Investment LLC disclosed investing in 6,300 shares of the fund worth $104,769 as of Sept. 30.

The investment management firm also holds exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH).

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