So, apparently, Aanchal Malhotra, the brains behind RippleX’s research, had a little chat at Harvard Business School. You know, just your average day of dropping crypto knowledge on future billionaires. In a tweet that screamed “I’m important,” she shared how she schooled the Ivy League crowd on Ripple and the XRP Ledger. Because nothing says “I’ve made it” like discussing cross-border payments with people who still think blockchain is a type of bike chain.
According to her, the discussion was chef’s kiss-covering tech, institutional adoption, and the future of payments. Basically, all the buzzwords that make VCs wet their Wharton-branded pants. She even gushed about the “incredible questions” from the audience, which I’m guessing included “Wait, is XRP a currency or a snack?”
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Fantastic discussion at Harvard Business School on the Ripple & XRPL journey – tech, path to institutional adoption, vision for X-border payments. Incredible questions, real curiosity about where crypto infrastructure is heading. Love these conversations. 🙌 #Ripple #HBS
– Aanchal Malhotra (@aanchalmalhotre) March 11, 2026
Meanwhile, the XRP Ledger is getting a privacy upgrade because, let’s be real, no one wants their financial transactions to be more public than a Kardashian’s Instagram. Confidential MPTs are here to save the day with encryption and zero-knowledge proofs-basically, crypto’s version of a secret handshake.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse (aka the man who loves a good lawsuit) tweeted that 2026 is “shaping up to be another defining year.” Translation: “We’re still here, and we’re still trying to make XRP relevant.” He also mentioned something about XRP being at the center of it all, which is adorable if you ignore the fact that no one’s quite sure what “it” is.
Ripple’s Aussie Adventure: A License to Thrill
In other news, Ripple is getting an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL). Because nothing says “we’re legit” like an Aussie stamp of approval. This move is apparently about bridging TradFi with digital infrastructure, which is just a fancy way of saying “We’re trying to make banks like us.”
With this license, Ripple is doubling down on its commitment to Australian institutions, offering a “fully regulated, end-to-end platform to move value.” Or, as I like to call it, “Venmo for banks, but with more paperwork.”
Fun fact: Ripple now has over 75 regulatory licenses worldwide, making it the most licensed crypto company. Which is great, because nothing screams “innovation” like being regulated to death.
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2026-03-11 14:38