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XRP Seoul Event : XRPL Eyes $30B in Tokenized Real-World Assets
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The XRP Seoul event highlighted growing institutional adoption of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), with Ripple President Monica Long discussing the shift toward on-chain financial infrastructure. The discussion covered tokenized money market funds, treasury-backed repos, stablecoin payments and 24/7 collateral mobility. Ripple is also expanding XRPL with permissioned privacy features, lending and yield applications using XRP and RLUSD, and integrated DEX payments. The event highlighted XRPL’s growth targets, including an increase in tokenized real-world assets from $6 billion to $30 billion. AI agent transactions are also projected to rise from 10 million to 100 million as institutional use of XRPL expands.
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