In a recent message about the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), San Francisco-based blockchain-ripple of Brad Garlinghouse stated that Blockchain is changing the financing.
Ripple transforms finance and payments
In particular, Ripple is, mention the post. And these changes are not only limited to the atmosphere of finance, the mail adds: “Blockchain changes the financing … and just about everything else.” The message contains a short video advertisement from Ripple, with the emphasis on the most important atmospheres in which it works: “Payments. Custody. Stablecoin.”
If it happens on Onchain, it happens with @ripple.
Discover how blockchain changes financing … and just about everything else. pic.twitter.com/uqxfl0lc4i
– Ripple (@Ripple) 29 May 2025
Last year Ripple created a new product, their dollar-pegged Stablecoin Rlusd, and officially rolled it out in December. Ripple USD enables the company to cover two of the aforementioned bulbs cross-border payments and Stablecoin. RLUSD is integrated in Ripple payments that only used XRP for sending payments, not only within, but also between countries, across borders.
The RLUSD from Ripple scores new entries
The market for cross -border payments is currently evaluated on slightly less than $ 32 trillion and is predicted that it will reach $ 50 trillion in the coming ten years. With Crypto, the payment system does not need the services of multiple intermediaries (banks, payment platforms or fintech companies).
RLUSD has also been added by large crypto fairs. This week two large platforms have added support for this new Ripple – Bitget and Euler Labs product.
The XRP community responded to this bullish post with a wave of comments. Those comments were a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism. Some doubted the meaning of the message and asked fellow X users to explain its meaning: “What happens? What is the context of this message?”
Another X user accused Ripple of selling XRP and therefore flood the market with them: “When you dump more tokens?”
SEC A lawsuit against Binance.us
As reported by U.Today, the new administration of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected its lawsuit against the American branch of the world’s largest crypto exchange.
In June 2023, the Sec Binance.US and the former CEO Changpeng Zhao complained, who accused them of “artificial blow -up of trade volumes, distracting customer funds and misleading investors about his supervisory controls,” said Reuters.
Now the supervisor has dropped this case, just as he rejected the legal affairs against Coinbase and Kraken earlier this year.