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XRP began 2025 with favorable winds: technical advancements (Hooks, AMM, and EVM side-chain), signs of real banking adoption, and—finally—a nearly definitive agreement with the SEC. But not everything is rosy: the token still carries residual regulatory uncertainties and the need to prove, in practice, that it can compete with rival networks in DeFi and global payments.
1. What is XRP and what is it for?

XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), a public blockchain created for near-instant settlements (3–5 s) and extremely low fees (fractions of a cent). The consensus is federated—validated by us independents—without mining or staking, which reduces energy consumption. This design has always aimed at cross-border payments, where time and cost matter.

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