XRP (XRP)

"If RLUSD does what XRP was supposed to do, why still need XRP?"

We get some version of this question constantly. Two different functions. Both grow as on-chain finance grows.

New from @sagarCBO on why these assets aren't substitutes: https://t.co/4R7P07SNMb

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It’s pretty fascinating: @Ripple's XRP sits among the biggest assets on the board, yet its composability still feels constrained.

Which naturally sparks the question, after nearly ten years since launch, do we actually have a real XRPFi ecosystem?

Yes, we do.

XRPFi is the end-to-end stack that transforms $XRP into a programmable, yield-generating, multi-chain financial primitive, while @XRPLF remains the canonical layer for settlement and trust.

Here are they:

Core Infrastructure:

- Flare's FAssets → Trustless FXRP minting & EVM composability
- XRPL Native DEX → Built-in AMM + Order Book liquidity
- XRPL Lending (XLS 65/66) → Native vaults + institutional credit
- RLUSD → Stablecoin on XRPL + Settlement asset for @OndoFinance OUSG RWA on XRPL

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❶ @FlareNetworks (Main Programmable XRPFi Layer)

- @Firelightfi
- @Kinetic_Markets
- @SparkDexAI
- @SceptreLS
- @enosys_global
- @upshift_fi
- @ClearstarLabs
- @monarq_mgmt MXRPY Vault
- @Morpho
- @ClearpoolFin

❷ XRPL Native & CeDeFi
- @doppler_fi
- @XRPLLab

NEW: @Ripple Prime integrates with @Markets_EDX, giving institutional clients access to EDX's spot and perpetual futures liquidity within Ripple Prime's prime brokerage framework, with $RLUSD planned as a future settlement and collateral asset. https://t.co/llnXcQaPKD