Goldman Sachs has exited its positions in XRP and Solana ETFs, according to a recent SEC 13F filing, while maintaining significant Bitcoin exposure. The Wall Street giant reportedly removed its holdings in XRP products managed by Bitwise, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares, and eliminated its Solana ETF exposure. Additionally, Goldman reduced its Ethereum ETF holdings by nearly 70% but retained over $700 million in Bitcoin ETFs, marking Bitcoin as its largest crypto allocation. In a strategic shift, Goldman Sachs acquired 654,630 shares of Hyperliquid Strategies, valued at approximately $3.33 million, gaining indirect exposure to the broader digital asset sector. EasyA co-founder Dom Kwok clarified that the changes likely reflect routine institutional trading activity rather than a loss of confidence in XRP or Solana. Kwok emphasized that Goldman’s positions were primarily for trading operations and client demand facilitation, not long-term investments. Despite the exit, XRP investment products continued to attract capital, with net inflows of $60.49 million in the past week, raising total assets under management to approximately $1.18 billion.