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Evernorth clears SEC hurdle toward Nasdaq listing for XRP treasury
The XRP treasury company backed by Ripple has won SEC approval to merge with a SPAC, moving toward public markets despite its digital asset holdings being underwater.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has cleared Evernorth Holdings to proceed with a merger that would take the XRP treasury company public on the Nasdaq. The company's registration statement was declared effective on August 27, paving the way for a shareholder vote scheduled for September 30. Shareholders of Armada Acquisition Corp. II, the SPAC vehicle for the deal, were identified as of August 20, with investors seeking redemption required to file by September 28.
Evernorth is positioning itself to become the largest publicly traded XRP treasury. However, the roughly $947 million the company spent acquiring XRP in October of the previous year is now worth considerably less, according to the material provided.
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