This is it – the moment we’ve been waiting for. The SEC will drop its appeal – a resounding victory for Ripple, for crypto, every way you look at it.
The future is bright. Let's build.
BIG BREAKING 🤯 🤯 🤯
Pundit Patrick Bet-David says if $XRP captures 5% of SWIFT Volume, its price will surge to $1,000 per token 🤯 in the short term.
KNOW WHAT YOU HODLING 🫵🫵
🚨BREAKING: President of USA Meets with RippleLabs to discuss possible integration of #XRP into the Fednow Payment System.
Discussions reveal that XRP may be used to facilitate all the USA Global debt, cites analysts.
If you truly understand what “ISO20022” is, you know crypto tokens themselves have nothing to do with it.
It’s a new banking messaging standard, that’s it.
RippleNet is affected, yes.
$XRP is a cryptocurrency on a ledger, it doesn’t need to comply with a banking messaging standard.
🗓️ Here’s your #XRP Report for the week:
🔹 Ripple Launches $RLUSD Stablecoin with NYDFS Approval
@Ripple has made headlines with the debut of RLUSD, its U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin:
✅ Fully backed by U.S. dollar deposits, government bonds, and cash equivalents.
⛓️ Available on both the XRP Ledger and Ethereum mainnets, gaining multi-chain utility.
🔏 Secured approval from the NY Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), marking a major regulatory milestone.
💬 Brad Garlinghouse described RLUSD as a "new chapter" for #Ripple and the XRP ecosystem, fueling optimism in the community.
🔹 Market Impact on XRP
📈 XRP initially surged by 11.5% to $2.64 following the announcement.
📉 However, broader market trends led to a pullback, with $XRP currently trading around $2.23.
Ripple’s latest innovation highlights its focus on regulatory compliance and expanding utility for the XRP ecosystem.
💬 What’s your take—can #RLUSD redefine the stablecoin market?
👇 Share your thoughts!
#CryptoNews #XRPArmy #XRPL #XRPLedger #Blockchain #Web3 #NYDFS
🚨 𝕏MAIL: STREAMLINING YOUR INBOX
Picture this: an email address that feeds straight into a clean, DM-style inbox, ditching the tangled mess of threads and formatting disasters we’ve all grown to hate.
𝕏mail would keep what’s great about email—universal compatibility—and scraps the rest.
No extra apps. No endless contact lists. Just simple, seamless communication.
Because honestly, why are we still suffering through email like it’s 1999?
Elon:
“That’s exactly what we are going to do.”
Source: 𝕏