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Aviva adds another tokenized fund to the XRP Ledger, lifting Ripple's institutional push

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··26 Oct 2026, 19:50 UTC

Aviva, a British asset manager, put £50 million ($66 million) into a blockchain-based share class of its Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger. Its total investments across two XRP Ledger offerings now exceed £86 million ($116 million). For traders, this is a sign of growing big-money interest in XRP's network.

XRPAt the time of writing, XRP traded at $1.29 (-0.47% in 24h).Live price →

Why it matters

  • A major asset manager is putting real capital into tokenized funds on the XRP Ledger.
  • Aviva's combined XRP Ledger investments now exceed £86 million ($116 million).
  • Institutional use of the network may support long-term interest in XRP.

What to watch next

Watch for more asset managers launching tokenized fund offerings on the XRP Ledger, and how XRP's price responds to these announcements.

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Aviva adds another tokenized fund to the XRP Ledger, lifting Ripple's institutional push
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