XRP’s Growth Fueled by Corporations Building Digital Reserves

The year 2025 witnessed a significant surge in the adoption of digital assets within corporate portfolios. Publicly traded companies actively sought to integrate these assets into their financial strategies, with XRP standing out as a prominent choice. Companies like Trident Digital from Singapore aim to amass a $500 million XRP fund. Webus International established a $300 million XRP reserve to bolster its international driver payment system. Additionally, VivoPower International, based in Saudi Arabia, announced plans for a $121 million XRP fund. 2025 saw Evernorth join the Nasdaq with their merger with Armada Acquisition Corp II, aiming for a revenue of up to $1 billion and positioning them as having the world’s largest publicly held XRP reserve. This strategic move is anticipated to bolster confidence in digital assets across industries. At the upcoming Swell 2025 event hosted by Ripple, CTO David Schwartz will join Evernorth’s CEO Asheesh Birla and Armada’s Michael Arrington to discuss the trajectory of XRP and elaborate on Evernorth’s strategic plans. 2025 also saw Ripple acquire GTreasury, a leading treasury management software firm from Chicago for $1 billion. This acquisition is aimed at strengthening Ripple’s position in corporate finance, helping global enterprises shift their digital asset operations to an XRP-centric framework. The growth of digital asset treasuries is transforming the industry landscape, and Ripple’s acquisitions are part of this dynamic shift. As companies increase their engagement with digital assets, we see XRP gaining prominence, showcasing a significant change in corporate finance strategy towards digital integration.