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Evernorth Debuts on Nasdaq With 473M XRP After SPAC Merger

Digital asset treasury company raises $300 million and prepares to trade under ticker XRPN starting October 12, 2026.

Evernorth Debuts on Nasdaq With 473M XRP After SPAC Merger
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Evernorth Completes SPAC Merger and Prepares Nasdaq Listing

Evernorth Holdings has finalized its merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II, bringing the digital asset treasury firm to the public markets with roughly $300 million in gross cash proceeds and about 473 million XRP. Trading of its common stock on Nasdaq is anticipated to start on October 12, 2026, under the symbol XRPN. Arrington XRP Capital Fund served as sponsor of Armada Acquisition Corp. II. Evernorth also plans to ring the Nasdaq closing bell on October 14.[S1][S2][S3][S4]

Evernorth is assembling an actively managed XRP treasury intended to offer public-market investors a regulated, liquid way to gain exposure to the XRP ecosystem. The firm intends to allocate capital toward XRP-related infrastructure, decentralized finance, and other opportunities within that ecosystem. Its approach aims to grow XRP holdings per share over time via yield strategies, ecosystem participation, and capital markets activities.[S1]

Backers of Evernorth include Arrington Capital, SBI Group, Ripple, Pantera Capital, Kraken, GSR, and additional investors. Citigroup acted as the sole private placement agent and serves as a capital markets advisor to Evernorth. As the market develops, Evernorth anticipates that tokenized assets, on-chain credit markets, and blockchain settlement infrastructure will demand growing institutional capital, and it intends to supply that capital while meeting the governance, disclosure, and reporting standards expected of a Nasdaq-listed company.[S1]

Sources: Pulse 2.0 · Bravenewcoin · Themarketperiodical · Coinpaper
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  • Our goal was to create something unique: an actively managed XRP treasury purpose-built to support the growth of the ecosystem with the transparency and governance that public markets demand.
    Asheesh BirlaFounder and CEO of Evernorthvia Pulse 2.0

    Birla explains the rationale behind Evernorth's structure and its focus on transparency and governance.

  • Our support for Evernorth is a natural extension of that thesis. It brings scaled capital, active participation and the standards of a public company.
    Michael ArringtonFounder of Arrington Capitalvia Pulse 2.0

    Arrington describes why his firm backs Evernorth, citing scaled capital and public-company standards.

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