Overview
- Bloomberg detailed terms giving investors the right to sell shares back to Ripple after three or four years at roughly a 10% annualized return unless an IPO occurs.
- If Ripple initiates an earlier repurchase, investors receive a 25% annualized return, and the new money carries a liquidation preference over legacy shareholders.
- The November round valued Ripple at $40 billion and included Citadel Securities, Fortress, Marshall Wace, Brevan Howard–linked vehicles, Galaxy Digital and Pantera.
- Several funds judged about 90% of Ripple’s net value as tied to its XRP treasury, reported at $124 billion in July, with XRP down roughly 40% from its mid‑July peak.
- Estimates peg potential repurchase outlays at about $732 million after four years, while Ripple pursues diversification via acquisitions such as Hidden Road and GTreasury and reiterates no immediate IPO plan.