Ripple says its treasury platform connects 13,000 banks and handles $12.5 trillion in payment flows, prompting renewed debate over XRP’s real-world utility. However, the share of that volume directly using XRP remains unclear.
Ripple disclosed that its Treasury platform connects 13,000 banks with $12.5 trillion in annual payment volume, sparking debate on XRP's potential value. A model suggests $625 per XRP if all flows use the token, but CTO Schwartz clarifies NDAs hide no secret breakthroughs. This article analyzes the implications.
Ripple disclosed its network spans 13,000 banks and $12.5 trillion annual payment volume. However, how much actually uses XRP remains unclear. CTO Schwartz dismisses hidden breakthroughs behind NDAs, urging market to be cautious.
Ripple reveals a treasury platform connecting 13,000 banks and processing $12.5 trillion annually. While XRP holders speculate a potential $600+ token value, Ripple's CTO says NDAs hide no breakthroughs, and most volume may not use XRP directly. Market must weigh reality vs speculation.
Ripple disclosed a network of 13,000 banks with $12.5 trillion in annual payment volume, sparking renewed XRP price speculation. Analysts estimate potential token value over $600 if adoption materializes, though real usage remains unclear.
Ripple says its treasury platform connects 13,000 banks and supports $12.5 trillion in payment flows, boosting optimism around XRP utility. However, the market still lacks clarity on how much of that volume directly uses XRP, leaving bullish valuation models highly speculative.
Japan is turning stablecoins into regulated financial infrastructure. Backed by revised payment laws, major banks and Project Pax aim for 1 trillion yen in B2B issuance by 2028, highlighting faster and cheaper cross-border settlement.
Japan's revised Payment Services Act created the world's strictest stablecoin rules. JPYC became the first regulated yen stablecoin. Project Pax targets 1 trillion yen issuance by 2028, cutting B2B settlement costs under 0.5% and revolutionizing cross-border remittances.
