- VivoPower’s $19 million equity raise will fund XRP acquisitions for its digital treasury, supporting long-term digital asset holding strategy.
- XRP recently gained over 5% in price with high volume, yet MACD indicates bearishness and CRSI remains neutral.
VivoPower International PLC, a company on the Nasdaq exchange, secured 19 million dollars through a stock sale. The firm priced its additional common shares at $6.05 each. Capital from this offering is allocated to a specific purpose. It will fund a digital asset treasury strategy centered on the acquisition and long-term holding of XRP.
Actions by corporate treasuries can influence a digital asset’s market behavior. Allocating funds to hold an asset like XRP may help create a more stable pricing base. Such a decision also draws notice from other institutional investment firms.
XRP’s market price increased more than 5% recently. Trading volume for the asset has been high. Meanwhile, certain technical indicators present a mixed picture. The MACD shows a bearish turn, and the RSI currently resides in neutral territory.
The company executed this capital raise under a Regulation S filing. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission made the related registration statement effective in May 2025.
All details are available in the final prospectus on the SEC’s official website. Committing capital to hold XRP represents a dual-purpose plan, supporting both the company’s balance sheet and the digital network’s liquidity.
XRP (Ripple) is trading at $3.05, up 0.41% in the last 24 hours. Over the past week, it has gained 11.21%, while on the monthly scale it shows a 6.70% increase. In the longer term, XRP is up 42.45% in six months and an impressive 467% year-over-year. Its market capitalization is $182.82 billion, with a 24-hour trading volume of $7.71 billion, and its all-time high remains at $3.66.
XRP futures open interest has hit $1 billion, while trading volumes reached $18 billion in just four months, showing growing demand. Additionally, the CME Group confirmed plans to launch 24/7 trading for XRP futures and options in early 2026, which could deepen liquidity and attract further institutional involvement.
On the regulatory side, lawyer Bill Morgan defended XRP’s decentralized nature, pointing to SEC filings describing the XRP Ledger as a public and permissionless blockchain, countering narratives that it operates as a permissioned system. This adds weight to XRP’s case in the ongoing debate about its structure and classification.
From a technical perspective, XRP is consolidating near resistance at $3.10–$3.15, while strong support remains at $2.80–$2.90. A breakout above $3.15 could open the way toward $3.30–$3.50, while failure to hold above $2.80 risks a correction toward $2.60–$2.70.
