【Crypto World】XRP Ledger, with its fast transaction speeds and low costs, is attracting more stable coin applications. The RLUSD stablecoin issued by Ripple is a typical example—currently, 30 to 35% of RLUSD supply is deployed on the XRP Ledger, with the remaining distributed on Ethereum. After receiving approval from regulators in Abu Dhabi and Dubai this year, RLUSD's market capitalization has reached $1.3 billion. Institutional investor participation continues to rise, especially after Ripple's acquisition of treasury management company G Treasury, which further strengthens the XRP Ledger's competitiveness in global real-time payment settlement. It seems that the distribution strategy of stable coins across different public blockchains is becoming a key focus for project teams.
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MissedTheBoat
· 01-19 12:41
Institutional funds are really starting to tilt towards XRP, GTreasury's move is indeed exceptional.
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WalletManager
· 01-18 01:59
A 30-35% allocation ratio, this distribution is quite particular. However, serious players should have already set up multi-signature wallets on the XRP ledger, and once RLUSD liquidity picks up again, there will be profits to be made.
The XRP ecosystem is quite interesting this time. RLUSD took off immediately after obtaining a license in the Middle East, reaching a scale of 1.3 billion USD... I didn't expect GTreasury's move; Ripple is really playing the big game.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-16 15:35
XRP's move does have some merit, but I still think Ethereum's ecosystem foundation is more solid.
Stablecoins should have been deployed across multiple chains long ago; relying on a single public chain is too risky.
RLUSD is only 1.3 billion? It still feels a bit small in scale.
That GTreasury acquisition shows Ripple is really playing a big game, targeting the institutional market.
It's been approved in Dubai. Will Asia follow suit next?
Fast speed and low cost are useless without an ecosystem; it's all in vain.
Institutional entry is indeed a positive signal, but let's not turn it into another scheme to harvest retail investors.
This is the right approach—multiple public chains to balance risk.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-16 15:29
XRP is really gradually eating into Ethereum's territory. Who doesn't love low fees?
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ser_we_are_early
· 01-16 15:29
XRP's move is indeed clever; I really think GTreasury's acquisition is genuinely aiming to penetrate the institutional market.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-16 15:27
RLUSD's move to migrate to the XRP ledger shows that Ripple is really playing a big game.
For XRP ledger to truly take off, institutional funding is the key, and isn't that happening now?
The acquisition of GTreasury is quite significant; in the payments and settlement sector, it's crucial to secure a leading position.
However, RLUSD on Ethereum holds the majority; this dual-track strategy seems to be a prudent approach.
Dubai has approved it, and Middle Eastern funds are coming in, so there's more to look forward to with a scale of 1.3 billion.
RLUSD stablecoin supply distribution adjustment, XRP ledger attracts institutional funds influx
【Crypto World】XRP Ledger, with its fast transaction speeds and low costs, is attracting more stable coin applications. The RLUSD stablecoin issued by Ripple is a typical example—currently, 30 to 35% of RLUSD supply is deployed on the XRP Ledger, with the remaining distributed on Ethereum. After receiving approval from regulators in Abu Dhabi and Dubai this year, RLUSD's market capitalization has reached $1.3 billion. Institutional investor participation continues to rise, especially after Ripple's acquisition of treasury management company G Treasury, which further strengthens the XRP Ledger's competitiveness in global real-time payment settlement. It seems that the distribution strategy of stable coins across different public blockchains is becoming a key focus for project teams.