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Ah, XRP. For years it lingered, a curious thing in the digital ether, primarily spoken of in hushed tones concerning the swift transfer of funds across borders. A practical concern, to be sure, but lacking the… drama of its brethren. Now, it appears, the world is taking notice. Or, rather, a few large entities are, and proclaiming this awareness with the solemnity of accountants auditing a particularly lucrative quarter. One begins to suspect a touch of self-importance, doesn’t one? 🙄 The past three months, it seems, have been a period of ‘reshaping’ for those who observe such things – the ‘investor view’ of the XRP Ledger. A grand pronouncement indeed!
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Institutions Quietly Building XRP Positions
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It is said that large companies are no longer content to merely watch the burgeoning XRP scene. Instead, they are cautiously, almost secretly, adding it to their coffers. Inspired, it seems, by the curious example of one Michael Saylor and his ‘Digital Asset Treasury’ (DAT) model – a scheme that sounds rather like a modern-day treasure hunt, frankly. Trident Digital Tech Holdings wields half a billion dollars worth of XRP, Webus International a rather respectable three hundred million…and a smattering of others, like Wellgistics, Nature’s Miracle, and Hyperscale Data, contribute the trifling sum of tens of millions more. One almost feels for them, lost in the wake of the larger players.
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But none can compare with the Japanese SBI Holdings, who possess a staggering ten billion dollars in XRP. A sum that, one imagines, keeps their accountants quite busy. All told, these global firms now hold approximately eleven billion dollars worth of XRP. Placing it…. alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. A comparison that is, shall we say, ambitious. 🧐
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RLUSD Becomes the Core of XRP Liquidity
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Then there is RLUSD, Ripple’s valiant attempt at producing a stablecoin. A currency that, supposedly, doesn’t fluctuate in value. A noble goal, though history suggests achieving it is as easy as herding cats. 😹 It appears to be gaining traction, reaching a market capitalization of $789 million by the close of the third quarter, of which $88.8 million resides on the XRP Ledger – an increase of almost 35%. This makes it, we are informed, the largest stablecoin on XRPL. A victory, to be sure… though one wonders what the other stablecoins on the network- USDC, Ripple Fox CNY, and Gatehub USD-feel about the matter.
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A Regulation-Ready Network
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The XRP Ledger boasts features, such as ‘Clawback’ and ‘Deep Freeze,’ which appear designed to appease the ever-watchful eyes of regulators. The ability to ‘recover’ or ‘restrict’ assets at the behest of authorities. A comforting thought for those who prefer a blockchain where control resides firmly in the hands of… well, someone. It’s for this reason, we are told, that other stablecoins, like Circle’s USDC and others with increasingly complex names, are choosing to grace the network with their presence.
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Expanding Use Cases and Real-World Integration
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Ripple’s partnerships, it is claimed, now extend across the globe. RLUSD is slated to arrive in Japan in 2026 (an eternity in the world of cryptocurrency!) and is already available on Bybit and certain African fintech platforms. The market for real-world assets tokenized on the XRPL has experienced a growth of 215%, reaching a grand total of $364 million. Housing, treasury bills, and fund shares from companies with equally verbose names. It sounds terribly complicated. 😵\u200d💫 One can only hope that the average person finds some benefit in all this… or at least a mild amusement.
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Ah, XRP. For years it lingered, a curious thing in the digital ether, primarily spoken of in hushed tones concerning the swift transfer of funds across borders. A practical concern, to be sure, but lacking the… drama of its brethren. Now, it appears, the world is taking notice. Or, rather, a few large entities are, and proclaiming this awareness with the solemnity of accountants auditing a particularly lucrative quarter. One begins to suspect a touch of self-importance, doesn’t one? 🙄 The past three months, it seems, have been a period of ‘reshaping’ for those who observe such things – the ‘investor view’ of the XRP Ledger. A grand pronouncement indeed!
Institutions Quietly Building XRP Positions
It is said that large companies are no longer content to merely watch the burgeoning XRP scene. Instead, they are cautiously, almost secretly, adding it to their coffers. Inspired, it seems, by the curious example of one Michael Saylor and his ‘Digital Asset Treasury’ (DAT) model – a scheme that sounds rather like a modern-day treasure hunt, frankly. Trident Digital Tech Holdings wields half a billion dollars worth of XRP, Webus International a rather respectable three hundred million…and a smattering of others, like Wellgistics, Nature’s Miracle, and Hyperscale Data, contribute the trifling sum of tens of millions more. One almost feels for them, lost in the wake of the larger players.
But none can compare with the Japanese SBI Holdings, who possess a staggering ten billion dollars in XRP. A sum that, one imagines, keeps their accountants quite busy. All told, these global firms now hold approximately eleven billion dollars worth of XRP. Placing it…. alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. A comparison that is, shall we say, ambitious. 🧐
RLUSD Becomes the Core of XRP Liquidity
Then there is RLUSD, Ripple’s valiant attempt at producing a stablecoin. A currency that, supposedly, doesn’t fluctuate in value. A noble goal, though history suggests achieving it is as easy as herding cats. 😹 It appears to be gaining traction, reaching a market capitalization of $789 million by the close of the third quarter, of which $88.8 million resides on the XRP Ledger – an increase of almost 35%. This makes it, we are informed, the largest stablecoin on XRPL. A victory, to be sure… though one wonders what the other stablecoins on the network- USDC, Ripple Fox CNY, and Gatehub USD-feel about the matter.
A Regulation-Ready Network
The XRP Ledger boasts features, such as ‘Clawback’ and ‘Deep Freeze,’ which appear designed to appease the ever-watchful eyes of regulators. The ability to ‘recover’ or ‘restrict’ assets at the behest of authorities. A comforting thought for those who prefer a blockchain where control resides firmly in the hands of… well, someone. It’s for this reason, we are told, that other stablecoins, like Circle’s USDC and others with increasingly complex names, are choosing to grace the network with their presence.
Expanding Use Cases and Real-World Integration
Ripple’s partnerships, it is claimed, now extend across the globe. RLUSD is slated to arrive in Japan in 2026 (an eternity in the world of cryptocurrency!) and is already available on Bybit and certain African fintech platforms. The market for real-world assets tokenized on the XRPL has experienced a growth of 215%, reaching a grand total of $364 million. Housing, treasury bills, and fund shares from companies with equally verbose names. It sounds terribly complicated. 😵💫 One can only hope that the average person finds some benefit in all this… or at least a mild amusement.
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