Public companies are significantly increasing their investments in XRP, with total commitments nearing $1 billion. This trend indicates growing institutional interest in integrating blockchain-based assets into corporate financial strategies. (Source: CryptoSlate, June 12, 2025)
On June 12, 2025, Singapore-based Web3 firm Trident Digital announced plans to raise up to $500 million to establish a corporate XRP treasury. Trident CEO Soon Huat Lim emphasized the firm's confidence in blockchain's ability to transform capital allocation and facilitate cross-border value transfers.
Trident intends to use its XRP holdings to earn yields through staking and participation in Ripple's ecosystem. This move adds Trident to a growing list of companies exploring XRP-focused treasury models.
In May, Webus International revealed plans to raise $300 million to support an XRP reserve for its global chauffeur payments network. Energy solutions firm VivoPower International recently secured $121 million in private funding to build an XRP-centric treasury platform and has already allocated $100 million in XRP to the Flare Network.
US pharmaceutical logistics company Wellgistics obtained a $50 million credit line to fund XRP-related initiatives. These corporate moves have collectively driven XRP treasury commitments to $971 million, just under $30 million shy of the $1 billion mark.
The XRP Ledger has been expanding its role as a platform for tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins. It is also pursuing upgrades to enhance interoperability with networks like Ethereum. Institutional adoption of XRP is accelerating, with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reviewing multiple spot ETF applications.
Despite these positive developments, XRP's price has remained range-bound. According to CryptoSlate data, the digital asset is trading at $2.13 at press time, down 45% from its January peak of $3.80.