Having a private #CBDC Ledger allows organizations & governments to innovate quickly & safely while still protecting actual value through mainnet collateralization (federated #XRPL sidechain)
[1/🧵] There are people out there who still believe that there are ways to clawback XRP on the XRPL. 🤨
While this is NOT possible & is written all over the official documentation, there is one more argument that should hit the nail on the coffin.
The ULTIMATE reason why 👇
[2/14] — Tokens —
Whenever you hear “clawback”, you should automatically think of “issued assets”.
They are fungible and come in many forms and structures:
🔸 IOUs
🔸 Stablecoins
🔸 Multi-Purpose (later this year)
Anyone can issue these kinds of tokens on the XRP Ledger.
[3/14] — Structure —
On the XRPL, all currently issued token holdings exist via so-called “trust lines”, i.e. an accounting relationship between a person holding a token & the issuer.
In other words, something to prevent you from holding a token that you don't want.
The ecosystem broken down to the basics:
🔸 XRP — The Coin
🔸 XRPL — Layer-1 Blockchain
🔸 XRPL Labs — Organization in The Netherlands
🔸 XRPLF — Non-Profit Association in France
🔸 Ripple — For-Profit Company in USA
The XRPL is a decentralized, immutable, censorship-resistant, permissionless DLT that offers several native Layer-1 functions such as AMM, orderbook & tokenization.
The XRPL is NOT Ripple, as Ripple didn't exist when the XRPL was originally released.