- SEC filings reveal XRP quietly added to corporate balance sheets.
- Hyperscale and Flora Growth disclose XRP holdings in official reports.
- Bill Morgan highlights rising XRP adoption backed by regulatory clarity.
Corporate adoption of XRP is gaining traction following recent SEC filings that confirm strategic moves by major firms to hold the asset. Pro-Ripple lawyer Bill Morgan shared key findings from these filings, showing growing interest in XRP as a balance sheet asset.
In Form 10-Q, Flora Growth Corp declared the ownership of XRP, Ethereum, and Solana. According to company information on its website, the digital assets were purchased to reinforce its balance sheet and reposition its finances.
Hyperscale Data Inc. has also disclosed its approach to digital assets by means of a Form 8-K filing. The document also states the company would initiate the publishing of the monthly updates of its digital holdings, where XRP has already joined the list of reported assets.
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Another allied release, dated May 28, 2025, made a revelation that the Ault Capital Group Inc., a subsidiary of Hyperscale, may procure up to $10 million worth of XRP. The company tries to incorporate XRP and the XRP Ledger and create cross-border settlements, real-time payouts, and decentralized financial services.
Recent with the SEC more companies or planning to hold XRP on the balance sheet:
1. Form 10-Q filing of Flora Growth Corp shows it holds XRP (and Solana and Eth) on its balance sheet.
According to the company’s website it acquired digital assets to strengthen its balance sheet.… pic.twitter.com/VCDA9vOq6w
— bill morgan (@Belisarius2020) August 5, 2025
Companies Eye XRP for Financial Infrastructure and Liquidity Strategy
This initiative reflects a broader plan to build infrastructure for blockchain-enabled financial products. XRP’s rapid transaction speed and cost-effectiveness are widely regarded as pivotal strengths for underpinning modern payment networks.
Bill Morgan observed that firms have grown progressively more at ease holding XRP in the wake of Ripple’s regulatory clarity being established in court. He further noted that several filings incorrectly label XRP as Ripple, which could generate confusion across public databases.
Taken together, these developments signal a change in treasury strategies as companies extend past Bitcoin to incorporate utility-focused assets. Within corporate finance, XRP’s influence is broadening, especially for firms investigating blockchain-based solutions.
Bill Morgan’s analysis uncovers a subtle yet unmistakable uptick in XRP adoption among firms that submit filings to the SEC. With an increasing number of firms including XRP on their balance sheets, its footprint in corporate finance keeps expanding.
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