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Ripple’s Strategic Vision for XRP: Global Liquidity Tool in the Making

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Qadir AK

XRP has long been considered a promising cryptocurrency for cross-border payments. However, recent debates have raised questions about the future of XRP and Ripple’s intended direction.

Different industry experts have pitched in with their views; but what are their opinions all about? Let’s explore.

XRP Is Still a Liquidity Tool

Blockchain enthusiast Mr. Huber recently clarified that Ripple is not shifting its focus away from XRP. Instead, the company is simply gearing up to present XRP as a primary liquidity tool for large financial institutions.

Huber argued that the gains Ripple could make from custodian services are insignificant compared to its potential as a liquidity provider. He also highlighted the XRPL technology’s ability to ensure fast and secure global value transfers.

Another Point of View

The clarification from Huber came in response to insights shared by Yassin Mobarak. He believes that Ripple is likely to move away from using XRP for international payments.

Mobarak suggested that Ripple may be focusing more on emerging areas such as institutional digital asset safekeeping, derivatives, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), and carbon credit markets. While these areas may be promising, Mobarak warned that Ripple should not rely solely on XRP for its growth.

Stablecoins gain ground

Blockchain expert Crypto Eri pointed out that stablecoins are gaining traction in global value transfers. She noted that stablecoins are now outpacing Mastercard in volume and could soon challenge Bitcoin.

Ripple’s recent addition of Tether and USDC to its Liquidity Hub platform is a sign of this trend. This has led to speculation about the future use of other cryptocurrencies.

Ripple Expands its Horizons – Looking Beyond the US

In other news, Ripple Labs has expanded its Liquidity Hub platform to Brazil and Australia. This platform allows businesses to buy, sell, and hold digital assets.

Ripple’s decision to expand into these regions was based on its strong relationships with companies in these areas. Ripple is also seeing growing demand for cryptocurrencies from businesses in these regions.

The future of XRP is uncertain. However, it is clear that Ripple is still committed to the cryptocurrency. The company is continuing to develop the XRPL technology and expand its Liquidity Hub platform.

Also Read: Top Reasons Why XRP is About to Become Way Bigger Than Everyone Thinks

Only time will tell what the future holds for XRP. However, it is clear that Ripple is playing a major role in the development of the cryptocurrency industry.

Qadir AK

Qadir Ak is the founder of Coinpedia. He has over a decade of experience writing about technology and has been covering the blockchain and cryptocurrency space since 2010. He has also interviewed a few prominent experts within the cryptocurrency space.

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