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Crypto Prune > Market > Trident’s action collapses after announcing future XRP purchases
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Trident’s action collapses after announcing future XRP purchases

7 months ago 3 Min Read

Based in Singapore, the technology company cited by the Nasdaq, spreading into a wave of cryptocurrency adoption wave in the world of corporates, and yesterday, June 12th announced plans to raise up to $500 million through convertible bonds. A portion of the proceeds will be used to acquire XRP, a cryptocurrency issued by Ripple.

This approach was inspired by the Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy (BTC), led by Strategy president Michael Saylor. It aims to position the company as an associated actor in a decentralized financial ecosystem. (defi), the statement says.

Trident reported it The XRP acquired through purchase will be maintained as a “long-term strategic preparation.”. Additionally, the company will “implement staking of the Ripple ecosystem to generate yields.” XRP is not based on Participation Test (POS), and XRP does not use a staking system, which is why it attracts attention.

To fund the initiative, Trident will combine “issuing strategic action, structured funding instruments,” he said. The company explained that it is already in conversation with cryptocurrency fundamentals and institutional partners. Ensures favorable conditions and solid chain infrastructure. This approach seeks to ensure the potential and impact of the project on the market.

Release of XRP’s Treasury is scheduled for the second semester of 2025if regulations and market conditions are met. Trident has committed to providing regular updates on progress, governance frames and reporting standards, consistent with the transparency practices required for companies cited in the stock market.

During the April and six months, the price of Trident action was relatively stable, mainly in the $0.20-$0.25 range. At the beginning of June, it reached a maximum of $0.40. However, it appears that the company’s shareholders have not received an announcement of the purchase of XRP. Stocks have fallen 30% over the past 24 hoursas seen in the following graph.

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This movement is not separated. Other companies are following similar roads, as reported by Cryptootics. For example, Webus International announced its allocation of up to $300 million to the XRP Treasury last week, while energy company Vivopower announced its private allocation of stocks for $121 million in May for the same purpose.

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