Through this move, VivoPower intends to leverage Flare’s on-chain protocols, including Firelight, to generate sustainable yield from its XRP reserves.
The company plans to channel all earned proceeds into its XRP treasury, establishing a compounding growth strategy for its crypto holdings.
The $100 million deployment represents the first phase of VivoPower’s broader corporate strategy to utilize blockchain-based solutions for institutional asset management. The partnership also signals a growing appetite among institutional players to explore real-world utility within the XRP and Flare ecosystems.
Kevin Chin, Executive Chairman and CEO of VivoPower, said:
“We are building a virtuous cycle: generating yield and using it to systematically increase our core XRP position, creating a perpetually compounding engine for shareholder value. Adopting Ripple’s RLUSD is a cornerstone of this strategy, providing the stability and compliance this next-generation treasury demands.”
However, these advancements have yet to translate into strong upward price momentum as XRP has traded largely within a range in recent months.
According to CryptoSlate’s data, XRP is trading at $2.31 as of press time, representing a 40% decline from its January all-time high of $3.8.
