A growing number of publicly traded companies are quietly adding XRP to their treasuries, according to recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings and corporate press releases. The trend, highlighted by Australian crypto lawyer Bill Morgan in a recent X post, suggests that XRP, valued for its low-cost, fast settlement capabilities, is starting to gain acceptance as a corporate treasury asset alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. Quantum BioPharma Expands Its Digital Asset Portfolio Quantum BioPharma Ltd., which holds Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Solana, disclosed in a Form 6-K filing that it has added both XRP and Ethereum to its portfolio. The filing, paired with an official press release, confirmed that these assets are stored with institutional custodian BitGo to ensure compliance and security. While the company did not publicly reveal the exact XRP amount, independent reporting based on Morgan’s review of the filings indicates an addition of 100,000 XRP. The move marks a clear shift toward diversification beyond the traditional Bitcoin–Ethereum mix that dominates corporate crypto strategies. The most recent SEC filings continue to show companies holding of adding XRP to their balance sheet. 1. Quantum Biopharma Ltd which previously held Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Solana has added XRP and ETH. 2. Worksport Ltd holds Bitcoin and XRP. It recently doubled its Bitcoin… pic.twitter.com/r4nIwfePDH — bill morgan (@Belisarius2020) August 9, 2025 Worksport’s Strategic Bet on XRP Pays Off Worksport Ltd. provides another notable example of this emerging trend. In December 2024, the company announced a new cryptocurrency strategy aimed at hedging against inflation and currency devaluation. Worksport has earlier confirmed the acquisition of both Bitcoin and XRP. Soon after, it doubled its Bitcoin holdings, demonstrating a willingness to scale its crypto exposure. The company’s XRP holdings have increased in value by about 15% since purchase, providing initial support for its diversification strategy. Other Micro-Caps Join the Movement Quantum and Worksport are not alone. Flora Growth Corp., a NASDAQ-listed firm, disclosed XRP holdings in its latest quarterly filing as part of a broader digital diversification plan. Several smaller companies, including Hyperscale Data and other development-stage firms, have also reported XRP positions in recent SEC filings. These allocations are generally modest but underscore a growing openness among micro-cap firms to integrate XRP into their balance sheets. Why Companies Are Turning to XRP Corporate interest in XRP is driven by several advantages: near-instant settlement times, low transaction costs, and increasingly sophisticated institutional custody solutions. These features make it an appealing choice for companies seeking efficient and liquid digital assets. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 Regulatory clarity has also played a role. Following U.S. court rulings in 2023 that determined XRP sales on secondary markets are not securities transactions, the token has become a more viable option for risk-managed corporate portfolios. Ripple’s continued push to expand enterprise use cases further supports its adoption. For companies like Worksport, macroeconomic pressures add another layer of motivation. With inflation and currency volatility affecting traditional holdings, XRP offers both a hedge and a potential growth asset. The Filings to Watch Investors tracking this trend should watch for Form 6-K, 8-K, and 10-Q submissions, which often reveal details about cryptocurrency acquisitions, custody arrangements, and board-approved treasury strategies. In many cases, companies focus public statements on custody partnerships, such as Quantum BioPharma’s agreement with BitGo, without disclosing specific token amounts. This is where analysts like Bill Morgan provide value, parsing the filings to uncover the real story. A Gradual but Notable Shift While corporate XRP holdings remain relatively small compared to Bitcoin or Ethereum, the number of disclosures is slowly increasing. If early adopters continue to post positive results, it could encourage larger companies to follow suit. The shift is happening under the radar and is visible only in SEC filings. However, it reveals a significant trend: XRP is transitioning from a speculative asset for individual investors to a strategic addition to corporate treasuries. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. 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