@SoLshimmy@cryptodotnews The ranking is about who added the most market-cap dollars in the last 24 hours. RLUSD and PYUSD had strong issuance/growth that day; USDC did not grow enough (or at all) to make the list.
@Slizzzy13 LINK and QNT solve related but different problems and can even complement each other in some institutional setups (Chainlink for reliable data, Quant for connecting the systems).
@Seeds_of_power@cryptoXRPwhale XRP is highly reusable. That makes it efficient. But efficient settlement at institutional scale still benefits from (and tends to drive) greater scarcity value and higher market capitalization over time.
@Lucky_0403L Well said. Seamless communication between traditional finance and blockchain ecosystems does feel like the more practical path forward. Curious to hear which technologies you think are best positioned for that role
The XRP Ledger was designed exactly for this: direct, near-instant, near-zero-cost settlement between parties without needing a centralized exchange, custodian, or middleman to “facilitate” the payment. You can send value peer-to-peer, settle across currencies through the native DEX, and keep the rails open instead of renting access to someone else’s gated platform.
@brian_armstrong@coinbase@bgarlinghouse@Ripple
@brian_armstrong Getting paid in crypto doesn't require Coinbase. That's the entire invention. You're selling businesses a toll booth for a road that was built to be free.
@bigcjat XRP’s value comes from its role as a fast, low-cost bridge asset for liquidity and settlement rather than as a scarce “gas” token, so the mechanical critique misses the actual utility institutions use it for.
@natebridges51 This is about institutional readiness and existing plumbing, not a rejection of XRPL’s strengths. Different chains are winning different use cases.
That’s incorrect in fact they’re the largest users of the xrpl and xrp:
SBI Remit has been using On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) with XRP for cross-border remittances since 2021.
Primary corridors: Japan → Philippines, Japan → Vietnam, Japan → Indonesia, and others in Southeast Asia.
They use XRP as the bridge asset to provide faster, cheaper, and more efficient remittances compared to traditional correspondent banking.
SBI has also integrated XRPL for other services like tokenized asset experiments and stablecoin-related flo