1/ 🧵 The post refers to a legal document from the Ripple vs. SEC case, revealing over 1,700 contracts and NDAs with major financial institutions, suggesting that Ripple's XRP cryptocurrency has been discreetly integrated into global banking systems, a development supported by a 2023 study from the Journal of Financial Regulation showing that 68% of surveyed banks explore blockchain for international payments.
- Ripple's recent acquisition of Rail for $200 million, announced on August 7, 2025, aims to increase XRP adoption through enhanced stablecoin infrastructure, aligning with a 41.91% increase in XRP's price over 30 days, according to http://ainst.com, and challenging the dominance of Tether and Circle in the stablecoin market.
- The resolution of the SEC case, suggested in the post, marks a crucial shift, as a 2024 MIT Sloan study found that regulatory clarity could boost cryptocurrency adoption by 25-30% per year, potentially triggering the public disclosure of Ripple's partnerships and accelerating global XRP usage.
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The public list?
A few dozen banks here, a remittance company there.
The real list?
— G10 central banks
— Sovereign funds aligned with the IMF
— Members of the SWIFT steering committee
— Energy trading giants
— Mega-retailers with annual flows exceeding $100 billion
Over 1,700 contracts. Many under confidentiality for 3 to 7 years. Why? Because these corridors are being tested live before the reset announcement.
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What's inside those contracts?
From the leaked clauses I saw:
— "Liquidity corridor provisioning": XRP as a settlement asset for wholesale cross-border transactions
— "On-demand liquidity integration": connecting legacy SWIFT rails to native ISO 20022 ledgers
— "Multi-CBDC Bridge": Ripple acting as a neutral swap layer between state-issued currencies
This is not a pilot work.
It's a complete migration.
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Why hide this?
Because markets are not ready, not in terms of price, but in terms of control.
If you knew that HSBC, JPMorgan, Bank of America, and half of the central banks in the MENA region were already operating XRP corridors...
…you wouldn't be waiting to 'buy the dip'.
You would be ahead of the future.
And that's what they cannot allow the peasants.
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How do over 1,700 NDAs connect?
They form regional liquidity grids:
— MENA–Asia: oil settlement corridors by digital (United Arab Emirates ⇄ India ⇄ Singapore)
— Africa–EU: bypassing the CFA franc with XRP for trade financing
— Americas: Payment networks adjacent to the Fed connecting Latin American CBDCs to USD rails
These grids are not theory, they have been discreetly tested since 2019 through hidden RippleNet Cloud nodes within existing banking software.
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The number 1,700 is not random.
It's critical mass.
When enough corridors are active, manual exchange will no longer be necessary.
Liquidity flows autonomously, like blood through capillaries, because the contracts ensure usage.
When the reset happens, XRP won't 'play' because of the hype.
It will be repriced instantly because the flows will demand it.
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Ripple did not sign 1,700 NDAs to make headlines.
They hired them to build the new financial iron curtain, an unbreakable network of settlement channels that no government, cartel, or competitor can interrupt once active.
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