XRP was designed from the very beginning to support payments and financial institutions at scale—and the architecture of the XRP Ledger may explain why it was built differently from slower early blockchains.
In this Short, the Digital Asset Investor shares a Ripple interview explaining why XRP was designed for institutional use, how the XRP Ledger’s native functionality can support features such as escrow and decentralized exchange capabilities, and why those functions do not require developers to build everything from scratch through traditional smart contracts.
Was XRP purpose-built for the future of Wall Street and global payments? It was by design, folks. That’s why I keep saying XRP is the one. There are no coincidences.
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