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Ripple-Backed Evernorth Shares Face Massive Selling Threat

Ripple-backed Evernorth has registered up to 73.7 million shares for potential resale, raising concerns about additional selling pressure on its stock. Major investors named in the SEC filing include Ripple Labs, Arrington XRP Capital, SBI Holdings, and a trust linked to Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen.

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Evernorth, which trades on Nasdaq as XRPN, has filed to register as many as 73.7 million shares for possible resale, according to an SEC filing. Arrington XRP Capital Fund is the largest named holder with about 33.82 million shares, followed by Ripple Labs at roughly 18.14 million and entities linked to SBI Holdings with about 11.79 million. The total is close to triple the company's Class A stock outstanding, though some securities cannot be sold right away. Ripple, the Arrington-controlled sponsor and the Larsen-linked contributor face restrictions until April 9, 2027, covering about 7.04 million Class A shares. Evernorth says the registration fulfills business combination obligations and does not mean holders plan to sell.

Why it matters: The possible resale of this many shares could add supply to a stock that has already fallen sharply since its October debut, a concern for crypto readers tracking Ripple-linked firms.

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