James Wallis (Ripple’s VP for Central Bank stuff) straight up talking about CBDCs running on the XRP Ledger tech.
This isn’t some random tweet, it’s real infrastructure talk from the guy who deals with central banks daily.
Quietly building while everyone else chases hype.
This is why I’m still in it.
What do you guys think, game changer or just more talk?
XRP chilling around £0.82–0.84 right now but whales are still quietly accumulating and RLUSD holding strong near $1.6B. Ripple’s EU MiCA license is locked in, infrastructure keeps building. Most coins are just noise. Slow grind to something bigger? Anyone else still adding on these dips?
XRP chilling around £0.82–0.84 right now but still quietly handling real value flows every day. RLUSD staying solid near $1.6B, Ripple’s EU MiCA license is locked in, and the infrastructure keeps building. Most coins are just noise. Slow grind to something bigger? Anyone else still adding on these dips?
XRP chilling around £0.82–0.84 right now but still quietly handling real value flows every day. RLUSD staying solid near $1.6B, Ripple’s EU MiCA license is locked in, and the infrastructure keeps building. Most coins are just noise. Slow grind to something bigger? Anyone else still adding on these dips?
XRP chilling around £0.82–0.84 right now but still quietly handling real value flows every day. RLUSD staying solid near $1.6B, Ripple’s EU MiCA progress is done, and the infrastructure keeps building. Most coins are just noise. Slow grind to something bigger? Anyone else still adding on these dips?
Man, XRP sitting right around $1.07–1.09 while quietly moving real value every single day. RLUSD holding strong near $1.6B and Ripple just locked in that preliminary MiCA CASP license in Luxembourg for full EU rollout. Banks using the rails, most of the market still memeing. Slow grind feels like it’s about to get interesting. Anyone else loading up a bit here?
Man, XRP sitting around $1.08–1.10 while quietly moving real value every day. RLUSD just crossed $1.6B and Ripple just grabbed that preliminary MiCA license in Luxembourg for full EU rollout. Banks using the rails, most of the market still memeing. Slow grind feels like it’s about to get interesting. Anyone else loading up a bit here?