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XRP treasury firm Evernorth Holdings falls to new low

XRP digital asset treasury firm Evernorth Holdings fell to a record low close of $11.70 yesterday, a drop of 44% from its first-day high.

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Evernorth Holdings, an XRP treasury firm with Ripple Labs, Arrington XRP Capital and SBI Holdings among its shareholders, closed at a record low of $11.70 the prior evening. That figure is 44% below the $21 peak reached on October 9 and 78% under a pre-merger $53 high listed on the company's investor relations page. Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has exposure through his controlling role at Ripple Labs and a family trust. The shares have since recovered slightly and mostly trade above $12, and the firm reportedly holds about 473 million XRP. On October 26 Evernorth disclosed a stock purchase agreement with CF Principal Investments LLC covering up to 5,218,935 Class A shares, which could bring in roughly $80 million. The company said proceeds would support XRP purchases and product development in the XRP ecosystem.

Why it matters: It shows how sharply the shares of an XRP-focused treasury vehicle have fallen since its merger, highlighting the ties between the firm and Ripple-connected investors.

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