A growing number of companies are beginning to include XRP alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum in their crypto reserves.
Amber International Joins the Trend
Amber International Holdings has outlined a $100 million crypto reserve plan. The filing shows that its strategy will initially focus on high-conviction assets such as BNB, Solana, SUI, XRP, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, with flexibility to expand into other ecosystem tokens and stablecoins. The company’s latest balance sheet confirms it now holds XRP alongside other top cryptocurrencies.
Portfolio Approach Over Bitcoin-Only Strategy
Attorney Bill Morgan said that more companies are now holding a portfolio of digital assets rather than only Bitcoin. While some firms, like MicroStrategy, stick strictly to Bitcoin, others see value in diversification. Amber International’s filing shows this shift, meaning that companies are beginning to adopt a multi-asset reserve strategy.
“What seems to be becoming more prevalent is that companies are holding a portfolio of digital assets and not just bitcoin,” Morgan said.
Several public companies have already committed funds to XRP. Trident Digital Tech Holdings has announced a planned $500 million allocation, while Webus International has a $300 million mandate. VivoPower International has raised $121 million for its XRP reserves, and Wellgistics Health secured a $50 million credit facility for the same purpose.
Conclusion
The filings reviewed show that XRP is no longer a fringe asset in corporate portfolios. With whales, exchanges, and now companies steadily building positions, the case for XRP as part of institutional reserves is strengthening. This also means that crypto treasuries are evolving beyond Bitcoin into multi-asset strategies.
XRP is showing a bullish trend and has risen above $3. Recent legal developments and pending XRP ETF filings may also add to the growing list of catalysts.
