Evernorth, an XRP digital asset treasury company supported by Ripple and Doppler Finance, an institutional-grade XRPfi provider built on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), together entered into a strategic partnership to work on institutional liquidity and treasury applications on the XRPL.
This partnership was announced on January 9 by Evenernorth through its X handle, and mentioned establishing scalable approaches for institutional XRP adoption.
Previously, XRP has primarily been a transaction medium for payments. As per Evernorth’s press release, they are both working together to examine on-chain services and processes for larger XRP investment deployment.
Then, using Doppler’s institutional-grade architecture, the alliance hopes to bring institutional capital while laying the commercial, operational, and technological groundwork for a long-term collaborative effort.
Additionally, Evernorth and Doppler want to concentrate on worldwide market expansion activities aimed at both institutional and individual participants, but primarily aim at the institutional level. As it will boost XRP adoption and build trust in XRPL-based financial infrastructure.
The companies stated their commitment to establishing XRP as a key asset among institutional investors and the crypto community, which is an integral part of connecting traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market.
After this news, according to the CMC data, the XRP price bounced from yesterday’s low $2.07 and reached an intraday high of $2.16. But, at the time of writing, XRP is trading 0.53% lower and trading at $2.11; even the 24-hour trading volume is currently down by about $6.11, showing a cautious mindset among traders ahead of further updates.
Also, this week, Ripple announced its first acquisition of the year 2026, with its corporate treasury management, GTreasury, acquiring Solvexia, underscoring a similar effort on traditional finance with the crypto ecosystem.
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