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Does anyone think #XRP is too good to be true? What is #XRP really all about?
XRP won’t go viral like a meme coin in a tweet. It’s more like buying a railroad before the trains run. It’s boring until the trains stop running. When the switch is turned on and global finance is digitized? XRP won’t “print money”, it will “circulate money”.
XRP does indeed seem “too good to be true” at first glance: it’s fast, cheap, scalable, energy-efficient, already widely adopted around the world, and targets a real-world trillion-dollar problem (cross-border payments). But that’s exactly why many of us bought XRP in 2017 for less than $0.50, and why we’re still holding on to it today.
This is not some hype-chasing internet celebrity coin. XRP’s essence is utility first. Ripple has partnered with over 300 financial institutions, including SBI, Santander, Tranglo and many others, to use its ODL (On-Demand Liquidity) platform to settle cross-border payments in real time. Banks in Japan, the Philippines, Africa and Latin America are already using the platform quietly and efficiently behind the scenes. This is not hype, but infrastructure that is being laid brick by brick.
While there may be some noise in mainstream media coverage, the real signal is that Ripple is continuing to push forward despite legal and media resistance: CBDC pilot projects, ISO 20022 integration, real-time liquidity corridor expansion, and even working with governments to develop blockchain settlement systems. Most of the world just isn’t paying close attention.
Stay curious, dig deeper into what Ripple integration actually looks like, and if you believe in the vision, hold on. That’s what most of us long-term holders are doing because it doesn’t “look” too good to be true… it’s just early.
XRP won’t go viral like a meme coin in a tweet. It’s more like buying a railroad before the trains run. It’s boring until the trains stop running. When the switch is turned on and global finance is digitized? XRP won’t “print money”, it will “circulate money”.
XRP does indeed seem “too good to be true” at first glance: it’s fast, cheap, scalable, energy-efficient, already widely adopted around the world, and targets a real-world trillion-dollar problem (cross-border payments). But that’s exactly why many of us bought XRP in 2017 for less than $0.50, and why we’re still holding on to it today.
This is not some hype-chasing internet celebrity coin. XRP’s essence is utility first. Ripple has partnered with over 300 financial institutions, including SBI, Santander, Tranglo and many others, to use its ODL (On-Demand Liquidity) platform to settle cross-border payments in real time. Banks in Japan, the Philippines, Africa and Latin America are already using the platform quietly and efficiently behind the scenes. This is not hype, but infrastructure that is being laid brick by brick.
While there may be some noise in mainstream media coverage, the real signal is that Ripple is continuing to push forward despite legal and media resistance: CBDC pilot projects, ISO 20022 integration, real-time liquidity corridor expansion, and even working with governments to develop blockchain settlement systems. Most of the world just isn’t paying close attention.
Stay curious, dig deeper into what Ripple integration actually looks like, and if you believe in the vision, hold on. That’s what most of us long-term holders are doing because it doesn’t “look” too good to be true… it’s just early.
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