@YahooFinance They might launch it onto a proven network but building a blockchain that’s safe would take a ton of time, come with a massive price tag and prob not be very safe realistically.
@Investmentkage People’s 401k’s got wrecked. Some 40-50% right when they were going to retire all because shady banking lending practices were left unchecked.
I disagree that BTC is a good store of value. Ask people who bought it @ 124,000 what they think. BTC being taxed probably not so good. Crypto being taxed period isn’t good for any type of transacting.
Truth and facts matter so people are not disappointed!
DTCC’s October tokenization window is a real market-infrastructure milestone, but it is not a near-term catalyst for XRP or most other coins. The gap is between “Ripple Prime is in the room” and “XRP suddenly sits under DTCC flows.” https://t.co/2PlL90r0mj
Ripple Prime is Ripple’s institutional prime brokerage arm (from the Hidden Road acquisition). Being listed in DTCC’s industry working group means it can help shape workflows, test access, and sit among banks and asset managers. It does not mean DTC-custodied stocks, ETFs, or Treasuries will settle on the XRP Ledger, or that XRP becomes the required gas, bridge, or reserve asset. DTCC’s own rollout has used a multi-chain approach built around its private Besu network and Canton, with tokenized assets designed as legal “digital twins” of securities already held at DTC. That is TradFi plumbing first, not a crypto-token demand event. https://t.co/2PlL90r0mj
Near-term impact stays limited for a few concrete reasons:
• October is a service launch month, not an on-switch for trillions of tokenized volume. DTCC already ran limited production trades in July; the October step is broader availability, not instant migration of the $100T+ custody base.
• Eligible assets start narrow (highly liquid names such as major equities, index ETFs, and Treasuries), and participation is gated to DTC participants and approved workflows.
• Tokenization here preserves existing ownership, entitlements, and investor protections. That reduces the need for a separate crypto token to “represent” the asset.
• XRP can still matter later if Ripple Prime routes some institutional liquidity, collateral, or settlement experiments onto XRPL. That is optional product usage, not a protocol mandate from DTCC.
So the honest near-term read is: this validates institutional tokenization and is incrementally useful for Ripple’s brokerage franchise. It is not evidence that XRP, or any other coin, will absorb DTCC settlement volume in the next days or weeks. Crypto posts that frame it as an ISO-20022 / “quadrillion on XRPL” flip are compressing a working-group listing into a price thesis. Those are different claims.
@StellarExpert DTCC is chain agnostic. There’s not a chain that can handle everything that’s coming on chain including just what DTCC is processing that’s why they are chain agnostic. This is a roll out a test.
@theVoiceOfLumen Prob not if BTC falls into the 70’s and traps all those blokes. They will have fun with that. Economy is booming though - won’t happen.
@LivingSoilGeek X8’s prob would have been plenty but I like over engineering. I don’t ever use 4x4 posts always 6x6 for my decks. If you drive around and look at how decks are built you learn what you want more by seeing what you don’t want.
@Olking07 Tv station news, radio and newspaper. Or you just ride your skateboard out into the street and found out what was really going on including the weather.