- Rumor of Saudi XRP property sales unsubstantiated by official sources.
- Large investment reflects private strategy, not regulatory policy.
- No official Saudi move on XRP property sales for U.S. citizens.
Reports have emerged claiming that Saudi Arabia has authorized U.S. citizens to purchase properties using XRP, but no official confirmation supports this as of August 9, 2025.
The claim could fuel speculative trading in XRP, but caution is advised without formal governmental or Ripple statements verifying the policy shift.
No primary statement confirms U.S. citizens can buy Saudi properties with XRP. The rumor likely stemmed from substantial Saudi-led investments into XRP treasuries and regional real estate tokenization efforts, but lacks official regulatory support.
Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Abdulaziz Al Saud and other investors led a $121 million investment in VivoPower, focusing on XRP strategic treasury initiatives. These actions do not signify regulatory changes enabling such property transactions for U.S. citizens.
The rumored policy shift poses no direct effects on markets or U.S. citizens. Current actions demonstrate private investment strategies rather than regulatory moves by the Saudi government.
Financial investments in XRP suggest strategic positioning within dedicated corporate treasuries, yet they have no immediate political or regulatory implications for property purchases by U.S. citizens in Saudi Arabia.
Regional adoption through XRP Ledger for tokenizing assets in Dubai is progressing, as demonstrated by MENA’s first tokenized real estate project. These initiatives affect local markets but not U.S. buyers. There remains no data supporting a significant regulatory shift in Saudi property purchasing with XRP.
Continued investments in crypto treasury strategies may influence future financial innovations. Historical trends indicate that substantial capital inflow drives ecosystem expansion, yet no evidence suggests a regulatory shift for foreign XRP-based property purchases.
No official statement confirms a policy change. Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Abdulaziz Al Saud remarked, “We have been investors in the digital asset sector for a decade and have been long-term holders of XRP. After reviewing a number of listed vehicles seeking to embrace a digital asset treasury model, we selected VivoPower given its strategic focus on XRP…”
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