Summary: Ripple may be building for banks, but XRP still down 20% – Why?

Published: 12 days and 14 hours ago
Based on article from AMBCrypto

Ripple is strategically enhancing its institutional offerings in the digital asset space, aligning its platform developments with a thawing regulatory environment for stablecoins in the U.S. This calculated move is set to significantly bolster the company's position, particularly for its stablecoin, RLUSD, as traditional financial institutions increasingly explore crypto integration.

Bolstering Institutional Custody and Services

Ripple has significantly expanded its institutional custody platform through new integrations with Securosys and Figment. These enhancements introduce hardware-based security tools, empowering banks and custodians to securely offer digital asset custody and staking services for major networks like Ethereum and Solana. The platform eliminates the need for institutions to operate their own validators or manage complex key systems, offering flexible cryptographic key management via on-premises or cloud-based hardware security modules (HSMs), complete with built-in compliance checks. This expansion builds upon Ripple's prior acquisition of Palisade and represents a strategic shift beyond payments, venturing into comprehensive custody, treasury, and post-trade services, exemplified by its recently launched corporate treasury platform designed to bridge traditional and digital asset infrastructures.

Capitalizing on Easing Stablecoin Regulations

The favorable U.S. regulatory landscape is providing a tailwind for Ripple's initiatives. Recent developments, such as a CFTC no-action letter, are broadening the permissible uses of certain dollar-pegged stablecoins. This regulatory flexibility now permits national trust banks to issue payment stablecoins under the GENIUS Act framework, facilitating a closer integration of stablecoins with traditional finance, especially for firms operating under banking regulations. Ripple’s dollar-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, is poised to benefit substantially from these changes, further amplified by the company's expressed intent to become a national trust bank itself, positioning it at the forefront of this evolving financial ecosystem.

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