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Recent SEC filings reveal that several corporations have begun disclosing their new digital asset holdings. For example, Flora Growth Corp, a leading cannabis company, publicly stated it acquired a variety of digital assets, including XRP, to strengthen its balance sheet. Similarly, Hyperscale Data Inc. has been transparent about its digital asset strategy in a Form 8-K filing. The company’s subsidiary, Ault Capital Group, is reportedly planning to procure up to $10 million worth of XRP, intending to leverage the asset for cross-border settlements and other decentralized financial services. These disclosures signal a growing confidence among corporations to integrate XRP into their operations.
The quiet accumulation of XRP by these firms is a significant indicator of the asset's evolving perception in the corporate world. As Morgan pointed out, this trend is a direct consequence of the legal clarity provided by the court case. Companies are no longer hesitant to invest in XRP, recognizing its potential as a fast and cost-effective solution for modern payment networks. This shift demonstrates a broader institutional acceptance of XRP beyond the speculative market.