Prominent portfolio manager Michael Gayed, known for overseeing ETFs such as FMKT and ATACX, has hinted at a potential move into XRP. In a tweet on Thursday, Gayed posted a cryptic message, saying he “might do something related to XRP.” The comment gained traction across the XRP ecosystem.Visit WebsiteProminent portfolio manager Michael Gayed, known for overseeing ETFs such as FMKT and ATACX, has hinted at a potential move into XRP. In a tweet on Thursday, Gayed posted a cryptic message, saying he “might do something related to XRP.” The comment gained traction across the XRP ecosystem.Visit Website
Top Portfolio Manager Michael Gayed Hints at XRP Involvement as ETF Inflows Hit $887M
Prominent portfolio manager Michael Gayed, known for overseeing ETFs such as FMKT and ATACX, has hinted at a potential move into XRP. In a tweet on Thursday, Gayed posted a cryptic message, saying he “might do something related to XRP.” The comment gained traction across the XRP ecosystem.
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