Public companies are adding XRP to their balance sheets. RippleXity (@RippleXity), a decentralized news platform on the XRP Ledger, flagged the development, noting that eight companies have c
Public companies are adding XRP to their balance sheets. RippleXity (@RippleXity), a decentralized news platform on the XRP Ledger, flagged the development, noting that eight companies have collectively committed nearly $2 billion to XRP treasuries.
The Companies and Their Commitments
Leading the list is Trident Digital Tech Holdings, a Singapore-based Nasdaq-listed company planning to raise $500 million to establish one of the world’s first large-scale corporate XRP treasuries. Webus International unveiled plans to raise $300 million via non-equity financing to support an XRP reserve for its global payments network.
Energy solutions firm VivoPower International secured $121 million in private funding and allocated $100 million of it to XRP, staking those holdings on the Flare Network. The remaining companies fill out the roster. Wellgistics Health secured a $50 million equity line to create an XRP treasury. Japan’s Gumi Inc. introduced a $17 million treasury program involving XRP and Bitcoin.
Nature’s Miracle Holding launched a $20 million XRP treasury program, becoming the first non-financial public company in the U.S. to announce such a move. Hyperscale Data committed $10 million to XRP. Worksport allocated up to $5 million, using surplus operational cash.
Why Companies Are Moving on XRP
These are not day-trading positions. They are balance-sheet decisions made under public disclosure obligations. The funding models vary. Trident and VivoPower tapped private and public capital raises. Webus used debt facilities. Worksport reinvested existing cash. Hyperscale blended token acquisition with DeFi lending.
Trident CEO Soon Huat Lim stated the company sees digital assets as key enablers in the evolution of the global financial landscape.
What This Means for XRP
The Bitcoin corporate treasury trend was started by Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, in August 2020. XRP is now tracking that same institutional pattern, with around $2 billion in planned treasuries.
Legal clarity around XRP has improved, making the asset more attractive for corporate adoption. Companies that build treasuries buy in size, hold long-term, and disclose publicly. Each commitment raises the floor for XRP’s institutional legitimacy.
Intriguingly, this list does not include Evernorth, the Ripple-backed digital asset treasury firm that now holds almost 0.5% of XRP’s total supply. Institutional players are building positions at scale. That kind of structural demand, spread across multiple public companies with disclosure obligations, creates sustained buying pressure that benefits XRP’s long-term price stability.
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