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In a recent X-post, popular market researcher @Ripple Bull Winkle described Evernorth as “MicroStrategy…built from the ground up for
Evernorth’s model is more transparent than traditional crypto funds that rely on private deals or discounted token allocations. The company’s treasury department plans to acquire XRP directly from public exchanges, creating real market demand rather than relying on over-the-counter arrangements.
As the analyst notes, this method effectively reduces the circulating supply of XRP. That is a critical factor in combination with the fixed limit of the token. Any purchase at market interest rates removes liquidity from retail circulation, increasing the price impact of future institutional interest rates.
That said, Evernorth aims to build a full-fledged ecosystem around XRP, including liquidity pools, lending protocols, and yield programs to enhance on-chain activity. Greater transaction volume means greater utility and a clearer reason for banks and financial institutions to hold XRP for settlement.
 Once Evernorth goes public on the Nasdaq, it could open the floodgates for regulated Wall Street money to indirectly access XRP through equity exposure.
To maintain treasury balances, those capital inflows will likely flow back into XRP purchases, creating a self-reinforcing demand cycle.
Evernorth’s Nasdaq debut comes on the back of its merger with Armada Acquisition Corp II, a blank check company expected to raise more than $1 billion in proceeds. Backed by Ripple and led by former Ripple executive Asheesh Birla, the new venture plans to become the largest publicly traded XRP treasury company.
Major investors including SBI Holdings, Pantera Capital and Kraken are also involved in the deal, underscoring growing institutional confidence in XRP’s long-term potential.
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