Evernorth Nasdaq Debut Delayed to October 12
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What happened
Evernorth's planned Nasdaq debut under the XRPN ticker has been delayed by four days. The merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II is now expected to close on or about October 9, with Class A shares set to begin trading on or about October 12. CEO Asheesh Birla confirmed the revised timeline in a Form 8-K filing.
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Why it matters
Evernorth is building a treasury focused on the XRP economy, and the company plans to hold approximately 473 million XRP after the transaction closes. Ripple is expected to contribute about 126.8 million XRP to the company.
A combined company is expected to list on Nasdaq, while Evernorth is building a treasury focused on the XRP economy.
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Who's involved
- EvernorthU.S.-based pharmacy benefit manager planning the Nasdaq debut and merger.
- KrakenCryptocurrency exchange listed as a backer of the transaction.
- RippleCompany expected to contribute XRP assets to Evernorth's corporate treasury.
- NasdaqAmerican stock exchange where Evernorth plans to debut its shares.
- ArmadaCompany involved in the business combination with Evernorth.
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The entities involved
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Evernorth
U.S.-based pharmacy benefit manager and health services provider
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Kraken
cryptocurrency exchange
- The SEC has sued Ripple over unregistered security claims. In response to the legal uncertainty, Kraken pulled XRP listings, and Coinbase also suspended XRP trading.
- CFTC has taken action against Kraken and sent a regulatory framework to the White House following the failure of the Clarity Act in the Senate.
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