Ripple having its best year and XRP holders having a terrible year can both be true. That’s the disconnect. Calling XRP a gas token while pushing RLUSD leaves holders asking a fair question: how does Ripple’s success translate into sustained demand for XRP? We need a clear answer—not just company milestones and XRP Las Vegas parties.
@IOV_OWL Agreed. The strategy has shifted from XRP-first to a multi-asset platform, and the partnership news keeps coming. But when it comes to news about actual XRP demand, it's crickets. 🦗🦗🦗Which of these deals requires buying XRP?"
@PowMan33@crossriverbank@Ripple That's a real function, thanks. But is any of these announced deals using XRP as the bridge, and at what volume? Or is it only possible in theory? Do any of these partners actually route through XRP today? Any numbers?
@PowMan33@crossriverbank@Ripple I get the big picture and I want it to work. Can you name any of these deals or use cases where XRP itself has to be bought or held, beyond the tiny fee? I'd love to see one. Which of these deals or use cases needs XRP, not just RLUSD? Genuinely curious."
@PowMan33@crossriverbank@Ripple A transaction costs a fraction of a cent in XRP. Great for the ledger, but it doesn't move the price unless XRP is the thing being bought or used.
@ColorsInBlur@crossriverbank@Ripple understand it fine. RLUSD payments settle in RLUSD, and XRP is only burned for tiny fees. Show me where this creates real XRP demand."
@evernorthxrp@DigPerspectives Can’t say I’m surprised unfortunately!! Such bullshit between you, linqto, ripple the you tubers that shill this shit! They are the ones getting rich! So tired of hearing positive news that amounts to a nothing burger every fkn’ time. Cant make this shit up. SMFH