NewGenIvf Sells Entire XRP Stake, Books Gain

Nasdaq-listed NewGenIvf Group Ltd. (NIVF) said in an SEC filing that it sold its entire XRP position before the end of the year, after purchasing 146,432 XRP during 2025. The company reported a realized gain of $10,849 on the trade.

The filing shows that XRP no longer appeared on the company’s balance sheet as of Dec. 31. NewGenIvf said Solana was the only digital asset remaining on the books at year-end, indicating a narrower crypto treasury allocation after the XRP exit.

While the dollar value of the position was small, the disclosure is still relevant for market watchers because it reflects how publicly listed companies are managing digital asset exposure amid a stronger risk backdrop. With the Fear and Greed Index at 71, broader sentiment remains tilted toward greed, which can support speculative flows but also encourage selective profit-taking in smaller treasury positions.

The sale does not appear large enough to move XRP markets on its own. Even so, corporate treasury activity can influence perception around asset preference, especially when a listed company rotates out of one token and retains another. In this case, the filing suggests NewGenIvf chose to realize gains and simplify its holdings rather than maintain a multi-asset crypto allocation.

For XRP, the signal is neutral to slightly negative from a sentiment standpoint, but not material from a liquidity perspective. For Solana, the retained position may be read as a modest vote of confidence, though the filing provides no indication of a broader strategic shift.