XRP (XRP)

Ripple is working with the BIS Ripple is working with ISDA Ripple has been spotlighted by the IMF Ripple has been spotlighted by the World Bank Ripple has been meeting with central banks for years While they build these strong connections, they are also exposing $XRP to all these huge organizations & central banks. Focus on the bigger picture.

We should still be mindful of $XRP's potential 3M Gaussian Channel Regression Band retest ($0.73). the Upper Regression Band has marked the local low from ALL prior local cycle tops. I covered this potential back in October at $2.45 👍🏻 - Invalidate by reclaiming $1.80/$2. https://t.co/8xrNPPMppH

I own both Keeta and XRP because they are complementary. Ironically if Keeta is successful it helps XRP as neutral bridge currency. Win win. So I’m happy to own both. Luke is analyzing XRP as if it is competing for retail chain dominance, when the real contest is institutional settlement infrastructure. Banks choose regulated counterparties with licensing depth, custody approvals, treasury integration, prime brokerage connectivity, and legal clarity. Ripple has spent more than 13 years building exactly that. It now holds 75 plus regulatory licenses and approvals globally, integrated GTreasury into its stack, expanded prime brokerage through Hidden Road, launched RLUSD as regulated compliance cash, enabled TokenEscrow for issued assets, and is implementing native lending through XLS 66. That is production grade financial plumbing, not marketing narrative. The GTreasury acquisition is a structural advantage most critics ignore. GTreasury connects into approximately 13,000 banks and payment rails globally,

XRP is the blockchain built for the new world of financial service.

Hugo is off to give a keynote at XRP Australia, and may or may not be teaming up with some notable members in the XRP community to bring you XRPFi alpha. Any guesses on who they might be? 👀 https://t.co/mFpM3XXWvy