【Crypto World】A research report from ten years ago has recently gained renewed attention. At that time, it was discovered that decentralized networks like Ripple have enormous potential to revolutionize interbank payment settlements.
Using Germany’s Fidor Bank as a case study, the report pointed out the key advantage—Ripple’s protocol allows banks to connect directly, enabling settlement in seconds. No longer needing to go through multiple intermediary institutions, the payment process is greatly simplified. What does this mean for the global daily transfer of trillions of dollars? Efficiency skyrockets, and costs are reduced.
Even more interesting is that XRP, as the native token of the Ripple network, acts as a digital bridge. Need to conduct cross-border transactions? XRP can provide a fast, low-cost exchange channel. Institutions don’t need to pre-stockpile various fiat reserves; they can complete instant value transfers through XRP. From the perspective of financial infrastructure, this logic was well understood ten years ago. To this day, this judgment still warrants careful consideration.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 14h ago
The logic I wanted to clarify ten years ago still hasn't been implemented, and that's the most ironic part.
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ProofOfNothing
· 14h ago
The things I saw clearly ten years ago are only now being taken seriously? Do I really have to wait until I lose money and get hurt before I start paying attention...
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VitalikFanboy42
· 14h ago
Saw it ten years ago? Luckily, no one was listening back then, or the crypto world would have lost its suspense a long time ago haha
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 14h ago
Ten years ago, I saw through it but it still hasn't truly materialized. Now XRP is still stuck there.
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LootboxPhobia
· 14h ago
I saw through it ten years ago, yet we're still arguing about it now. It's really ridiculous.
From a decade of foresight to reality: How does Ripple redefine global payment settlement?
【Crypto World】A research report from ten years ago has recently gained renewed attention. At that time, it was discovered that decentralized networks like Ripple have enormous potential to revolutionize interbank payment settlements.
Using Germany’s Fidor Bank as a case study, the report pointed out the key advantage—Ripple’s protocol allows banks to connect directly, enabling settlement in seconds. No longer needing to go through multiple intermediary institutions, the payment process is greatly simplified. What does this mean for the global daily transfer of trillions of dollars? Efficiency skyrockets, and costs are reduced.
Even more interesting is that XRP, as the native token of the Ripple network, acts as a digital bridge. Need to conduct cross-border transactions? XRP can provide a fast, low-cost exchange channel. Institutions don’t need to pre-stockpile various fiat reserves; they can complete instant value transfers through XRP. From the perspective of financial infrastructure, this logic was well understood ten years ago. To this day, this judgment still warrants careful consideration.