How might $XRP react if the ten largest Fortune 500 companies suddenly decided to add it to their corporate balance sheets? It’s a scenario that has gained more attention as U.S. regulators continue offering clearer crypto guidelines and more companies explore digital assets for treasury use.
In fact, several firms have already begun building $XRP reserves. VivoPower made headlines in May 2025 by committing millions, followed by Webus International’s $300 million plan in June. Soon after, Trident Digital Tech Holdings revealed a massive $500 million purchase. Wellgistics Health added $50 million, and Evernorth topped the list with a $1 billion announcement just last month.
What If the Fortune 500 Leaders Join In?
Although no major U.S. corporation has adopted $XRP as a treasury asset yet, we recently explored what could happen if the top ten companies on the Fortune 500 list decided to buy in.
For context, the Fortune 500—published annually by Fortune—ranks America’s biggest companies by total revenue.
Here’s how the top ten stacked up in 2024:
Walmart: $648.1 billion
Amazon: $574.8 billion
Apple: $383.3 billion
UnitedHealth Group: $371.6 billion
Berkshire Hathaway: $364.5 billion
CVS Health: $357.8 billion
ExxonMobil: $344.6 billion
Alphabet: $307.4 billion
McKesson: $276.7 billion
Cencora: $262.2 billion
Of course, companies typically invest using profits, not their total revenue. Revenue reflects overall sales, but only the remaining profit—after salaries, operations, taxes, and other expenses—is available for things like reinvestment, acquisitions, or shareholder payouts. Some companies also borrow or issue stock to raise investment capital.
XRP Price Projection: If Each Company Invests 5% of Revenue
For this hypothetical scenario, we assumed each of the top ten Fortune 500 companies allocates 5% of their total revenue toward buying XRP.
That would look like this:
Walmart: ~$32.4 billion
Amazon: ~$28.74 billion
Apple: ~$19.17 billion
UnitedHealth Group: ~$18.58 billion
Berkshire Hathaway: ~$18.23 billion
Others combined: bringing the total to approximately $194.55 billion
A nearly $195 billion inflow into XRP would be monumental. But crypto markets don’t increase in value on a simple one-to-one basis. Historically, inflows often trigger a multiplier effect, where market value expands several times more than the actual capital entering.
In extreme cases, XRP has seen multipliers as high as 272x.
For this model, however, we used a much more conservative 10x multiplier.
Under this assumption:
$194.55 billion invested → $1.945 trillion increase in market cap
Adding that to XRP’s current ~$139 billion market cap gives a total of around $2.084 trillion
With a total supply near 99.9 billion XRP, that valuation would place XRP’s price at roughly:
⭐ ≈ $21 per XRP
