
TDTH tanks 40% as Trident drops bombshell $500M XRP treasury plan
Date: 2025-06-12 14:00:53 | By Gwendolyn Pierce
Trident Digital's Stock Nosedives 40% After $500M XRP Treasury Bombshell
Hang onto your hats, folks! Trident Digital Tech Holdings just saw its stock plummet nearly 40% in early trading on Thursday. We're talking a free fall from around $0.45 in premarket to a gut-wrenching dip below $0.20. The trigger? A whopping $500 million financing plan to launch a corporate XRP Treasury.
This Singapore powerhouse isn't messing around. They're set to scoop up XRP tokens for long-term reserves, dive into staking to rake in some sweet yield, and get cozy with the Ripple ecosystem. It's a bold move, no doubt!
And they've got backup. Trident tapped Chaince Securities LLC as their strategic advisor to navigate this wild ride.
So, how are they funding this crypto extravaganza? Equity issuance, structured financing, and strategic placements, they say. Sounds like they're pulling out all the stops.
Word on the street is they're in deep talks with crypto foundations and institutional bigwigs to lock down the best deals on XRP and the tech to make it happen. Trident's calling it a trailblazing step into blockchain-native corporate finance. But investors? They're not buying it yet.
TDTH's plunge
The stock kicked off at about $0.45 in premarket after the big reveal, but then—boom! It tanked below $0.20, wiping out a huge chunk of market value. Ouch!
The XRP Treasury party is slated to kick off in the second half of 2025, but it's all riding on regulatory nods and how the market's feeling that day.
CEO Soon Huat Lim isn't backing down. "We see digital assets as the game-changers in the global financial scene," he declared. "This move? It's all about our faith in blockchain's power to shake things up."

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