Digital Commodity Capital Adds XRP to Its Portfolio, Bolstering Institutional Interest

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Nasdaq-listed Digital Commodity Capital has announced the inclusion of XRP in its investment portfolio, signaling a surge in institutional interest in the cryptocurrency. The announcement comes at a strategic time for XRP, especially with the favorable developments in the legal disputes with the SEC.

According to the disclosure, Digital Commodity Capital now holds 103.000 units of XRP, valued at around $225.570 at current prices. While this is a small fraction of what the company has held in other crypto holdings, the decision to invest in the cryptocurrency is seen as a significant sign of confidence in the asset.

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For the first time ever, a publicly traded company has officially confirmed XRP in its corporate treasury, signaling a major shift in how institutions are approaching the asset.✅

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The move reinforces the growing acceptance of XRP in the corporate environment. Earlier this year, energy company Worksport also announced investments in Bitcoin and XRP to build its digital asset portfolio. Now, the entry of Digital Commodity Capital highlights an increase in institutional support for XRP.

The company’s move comes after some significant legal progress for Ripple. The company recently dropped its cross-appeal against the SEC, indicating that a final settlement may be near. Digital Commodity Capital noted that this progress represents an achievement not only for Ripple, but for the entire cryptocurrency industry.

Bitcoin has traditionally been the preferred choice for institutional investors. However, Digital Commodity Capital’s move points to a diversification of interest, with XRP being considered a viable alternative for corporate treasuries.

With regulatory confidence strengthening and more companies showing interest in XRP, it is expected that other institutions may soon follow suit by adding the cryptocurrency to their balance sheets.

XRP is currently trading at around $2,20, registering a slight increase over the past 24 hours, driven by the perception of greater stability in the regulatory environment.