If Ripple really acquires Circle, could XRP leap to become the 'King of Stablecoins'?

Recently, the XRP community has been buzzing: Ripple is rumored to be planning to acquire the stablecoin giant Circle, and this is not just a rumor—Fortune has named it. Allegedly, both parties have engaged in 'informal negotiations,' with a valuation target of at least $5 billion.

If this turns out to be true, Ripple will transform from the 'cross-border payment king' to the 'stablecoin overlord,' completely connecting the entire chain from stablecoins to payments to capital markets.

It's no wonder that some on-chain analysts have bluntly stated: the funds originally waiting for Circle's IPO might now be redirected to buy XRP.

What does this mean? The institutional funding pool behind stablecoins, the dollar peg effect, the advantages of payment networks... all of these could potentially be integrated into XRP's ecosystem.

Yes, XRP is not perfect; it 'has flaws, but its momentum is very sharp,' reminiscent of those low-key yet unignorable tough players in the capital market.

If Ripple really dares to go all in on Circle, the valuation logic, narrative space, and capital preferences for XRP will be completely rewritten—

The bottom card of a stablecoin era may be quietly reshuffled.

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