Digital Wealth Partners Management (DWP Management) has made a bold statement in the investment world regarding XRP. Since April, the firm has said it has secured about $200 million in capital for its fund strategies. Every single contribution came in the form of XRP. This marks a significant step in how digital assets move into mainstream investment portfolios. The announcement comes after the legal dispute between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was finally settled. XRP Funds Fuel DWP’s Digital Asset Push DWP Management acts as the general partner for a group of private investment funds. These funds let accredited investors contribute XRP directly, without first converting it to traditional currency. The structure offers flexibility and speed while keeping to institutional-grade custody and compliance standards. The firm keeps digital assets safe and allows access to them at any time. It also gives loans backed by crypto, so clients can borrow using Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), or XRP without selling them. Matthew Snider, the Chief Investment Officer, said this growth reflects the way investment strategies are changing. Also, Max Kahn, the CEO of DWP Management, called the milestone a sign of digital assets’ growing role in diversified investments. He confirmed that the firm is now expanding its infrastructure. DWP Management is creating new offerings to meet the needs of clients adapting to the digital asset economy. Ripple’s Legal Victory Opens New Era for XRP Investments Ripple Labs recently ended its five-year battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Both sides agreed to dismiss all appeals, with each covering its own legal fees. The case started when former SEC Chair Jay Clayton said Ripple sold XRP without proper registration. In 2023, Judge Analisa Torres decided that selling XRP on public exchanges was legal, but sales to big investors broke the rules. Ripple now faces a $125 million fine, which sits in escrow, and an injunction. Earlier, the SEC granted Ripple a waiver to remove its “bad actor” label, restoring its ability to raise private capital. Analysts believe this could change how the industry raises funds, as more investment vehicles include cryptocurrency in their strategies. Also, both investors and institutions appear more confident in using XRP for long-term investment strategies . Ripple Moves to Expand XRP’s Utility Ripple has also moved to strengthen XRP’s real-world use. It spent $200 million to acquire Rail , a payment infrastructure company. This purchase is poised to boost XRP’s role as a bridge asset for cross-border payments. With the SEC dispute behind it and enforcement efforts easing under current Chair Paul Atkins, Ripple can now focus on expanding its reach and building new partnerships. The post DWP Management Raises $200M in XRP as Ripple-SEC Feud Ends appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
