XRP: from its origins to today and what to expect next

[Abiky]

are you talking about canton network, an rwa project? did you know that one's also got no hard cap on supply either?
i know  rwa might be the next big trend in the market, but at a glance, i don't see anything different or more prominent than xrp.

my take on alts in general, they're not all that different. risks are always latent and they can disappear at any time. so investing in one isn't really that different from investing in another. which coin you pick pretty much comes down to your own taste and risk appetite.

and btw, xrp has been around for 14 years, while cc has only been around for 1 year. and you're saying xrp won't last much longer? lol:D

Yes. The Canton Network. I'm aware it's one of the most overhyped RWA projects. XRP, on the other hand, doesn't have any kind of RWAs on it. Not as far as I'm aware. It does have its very own stablecoin, though. But even USDC and USDT have been performing better than XRP's offering. Besides RLUSD, what other use cases does XRP have?

I only said that XRP won't last that long because of its centralized design. Same goes for Canton. Any cryptocurrency that's centralized, can easily get shut down or compromised in the long run. XRP has been on the industry for quite a long time, yet it has failed to provide use cases to the world. It's only driven by speculation. The parent company holds a lot of XRP in its portfolio, raising the risk of a huge selloff (or price manipulation) in the future. We're better off with Bitcoin and truly-decentralized altcoins.

[Ayers]

Yes. The Canton Network. I'm aware it's one of the most overhyped RWA projects. XRP, on the other hand, doesn't have any kind of RWAs on it. Not as far as I'm aware. It does have its very own stablecoin, though. But even USDC and USDT have been performing better than XRP's offering. Besides RLUSD, what other use cases does XRP have?

I only said that XRP won't last that long because of its centralized design. Same goes for Canton. Any cryptocurrency that's centralized, can easily get shut down or compromised in the long run. XRP has been on the industry for quite a long time, yet it has failed to provide use cases to the world. It's only driven by speculation. The parent company holds a lot of XRP in its portfolio, raising the risk of a huge selloff (or price manipulation) in the future. We're better off with Bitcoin and truly-decentralized altcoins.

I don't spend that much time researching XRP. But afaik, it does have RWA. There's also a whole XRPL ecosystem, and it's still being developed like plenty of other ecosystems.

Idk how long it'll last, but at least it's one of the longest running alts in the market. Just that alone makes it more trustworthy to me than Canton.

Tell me, what coin in this market is actually free from speculation or manipulation, even Bitcoin?

And btw, you guys keep asking for real-world use cases all the time...but be honest, do you actually use them? Or are you just speculating on them hoping to make some massive profits?
Bitcoin isn't lacking utility either, but how many people are actually using it for payments, as their own bank...or is it ultimately all about making money from it? Be honest.

https://ripple.com/products/tokenization/

[Criptoview]

A few concrete paths are already underway and help shape scenarios for the coming years, though none of them guarantee the token will appreciate:

More banks activating ODL: Ripple says it connects hundreds of financial institutions across dozens of countries; some are still in an evaluation phase and could move from "watching" to actually using the bridge asset as US regulatory clarity settles in.
Partnership with the SWIFT network: Ripple Treasury joined SWIFT's certified partner program in 2026, but SWIFT has not announced any plan to use XRP on its own network; the scenario most discussed by the market is interoperability between systems, not one replacing the other.
Competition from CBDCs and stablecoins: central bank digital currencies and bank-issued stablecoins could, over the medium term, reduce the need for a private bridge asset like XRP on some payment routes. At the same time, Ripple is involved in CBDC pilot projects with central banks in countries such as Bhutan, Palau and Colombia, which could open another use case for the company's technology — not necessarily for the token.
Regulatory environment outside the US: the resolution of the SEC case applies to the US market; other jurisdictions keep their own rules on XRP, and local regulatory changes remain a risk to watch.

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[doughman60]

XRP has a much longer operating history and deeper liquidity than a new token, so I would not compare a short-term percentage move directly with an early-stage launch. For a mature asset I would watch adoption, legal developments and liquidity; for something like TokenKickstarter I would separately verify the product, allocations, vesting and actual launchpad usage before assigning value. Different risk buckets, and still DYOR.