[3/6] βΆοΈ Why does it have to be a private solution?
With proven security & all of the #XRPL Tooling at its disposal, the only thing a CB lacks is "control" of the gov. process.
Gov. on the #XRPL is conducted through amendments and voting, which cannot be controlled centrally.
[4/6] βΆοΈ Why is this good for the public #XRPL?
Having a private #CBDC Ledger allows organizations & governments to innovate quickly & safely while still protecting actual value through mainnet collateralization (federated #XRPL sidechain)
π΅ Increased XRPL valuation over time
[5/6] βΆοΈ How does the #CBDC ecosystem looks like?
[1/π§΅] You've probably heard about new yield opportunities with XRP that promise a return of around 20% APY. π§
How much truth is there to this, and what happens if you actually connect to @moremarketsxyz and deposit funds? π
[2/14] β 1β£ First things first β
π I want you to repeat after me:
"I will not deposit all my XRP into completely new DeFi protocols right after their launch, no matter the yield"
[3/14] β 2β£ First things first β
When you join any DeFi protocol, start with very small amounts (e.g., 1 XRP) to get a feel for how things work, and try to regularly withdraw everything to test whether you can realize your profits with the protocol or not. π
[1/π§΅] What's still upcoming and in the pipeline for the XRP Ledger? π§
My attempt to summarize what the brilliant @aanchalmalhotre "casually" laid out in a 25-minute talk at XRPL Apex this year. π
[2/15] β 1β£ Key-Challenges β
Privacy and compliance are at odds with each other, and balance is key.
A lot of what the TradFi world is used to and expects still doesn't exist or is purposefully different in blockchains, like transparent transactions or low confidentiality.
[3/15] β 2β£ Key-Challenges β
Institutions also expect their on-chain operations, aka transactions, to be highly customizable and controllable because of factors like internal risk management.
π They expect the XRPL to be programmable for their dedicated policies.
With all these new integrations and partnerships, I bet you are pretty much overwhelmed by all the alien-like jargon. π€¨
A little vocabulary crash course ahead π
[2/20] β 1β£ Overview β
What just happened today is nothing less than the complete onboarding of the XRPL to the vast and entire web3 blockchain ecosystem (+ Bridging protocols and available liquidity).
π All via the XRPLEVM sidechain, Axelar and @squidrouter.
[3/20] β 2β£ Overview β
What does this mean in practice? π§
πΈ New tokens on the XRPL DEX (bridged by @axelar)
πΈ Literal (and easy) any-to-any swaps (via Squid)
πΈ Liquidity from the entire web3 ecosystem (via CORAL)
πΈ Bridged XRP accessible on 80+ chains (through XRPLEVM)
USDB β Braza Group
πΈ Expected to be MiCA regulated in 2025
πΈ Fully backed by $-denominated assets
πΈ Reserves held by Braza Bank Banco de CΓ’mbio S.A.
πΈ A bank licensed and regulated by the Brazilian Central Bank
[1/π§΅] There's a new site from @Satish_nl that you should definitely check out! π§
It's @xpert_page and from what I've seen so far, it's a mix of a "mini-CV" + donation functionality via XRPL and XAHL for your online (project-) presence. π
Let's take a look at what's inside π
[2/9] β Featured Creators β
It's all brand new, so there're only a few personal pages & project pages active right now.
Later the idea is to have a complete XRPL & XAHL-based project directory that you can browse through & donate to if you want to support the guys behind it π₯
[3/9] β 1β£ First Steps β
The moment I logged in with my gmail account and paid the simple price of 20 XRP that's valid for 5 years I had to set a profile pic, a banner and create a bio.