Former SWIFT CEO Gottfried Leibbrandt recently stated that Ripple's valuation on XRP is worth recognition. He admitted that banking institutions currently hold a cautious attitude towards cryptocurrencies, mainly due to the risks of price volatility and regulatory uncertainties. However, Leibbrandt emphasized that SWIFT is closely monitoring developments in the crypto space. He predicts that as regulatory frameworks become clearer and market volatility gradually subsides, the application of crypto technology in international payments will gradually open up—at that time, improvements in payment speed, cost, and transparency are expected to achieve a qualitative leap, and the cross-border transfer experience will be reshaped.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-06 05:05
This guy finally told the truth, XRP still has a chance this time
If the banks back down, so be it. Anyway, we still need to accumulate
When the regulations are implemented, these conservative investors will regret it
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0xLuckbox
· 01-06 00:49
Bro, this wave of SWIFT's former CEO speaking is quite insightful. Finally, some big figures are starting to take XRP seriously. Why are banks scared? It's nothing more than volatility and regulation. But these two issues will be resolved sooner or later. Instead of hiding in the corner and waiting to die, it's better to start planning now.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 01-05 11:09
This time, the former CEO of SWIFT finally said something sensible. XRP has some real potential this time.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 01-05 01:01
Wait a minute, is SWIFT trying to sell out teammates? Saying they support XRP and then wanting to track... I've seen this set of talking points a hundred times, but where are the real actions?
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-04 21:52
Honestly, SWIFT, this old relic, has finally seen the light. Better late than never.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-04 21:52
Honestly, this old-fashioned SWIFT is finally losing its grip, haha. XRP should have been recognized long ago.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 01-04 21:47
Haha, is SWIFT about to recognize XRP? Once regulation loosens, it's our turn to get on board.
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UncommonNPC
· 01-04 21:40
The bank is still dithering, but our XRP should have taken off long ago.
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SelfStaking
· 01-04 21:29
Old Master Ge finally had an epiphany; Ripple really has some real skills this time.
What are the banks still hesitating for? Regulations will have to be dealt with sooner or later.
When SWIFT finally enters the scene, will XRP take off? Don’t be silly, I’ll wait and see.
Cross-border transfers are being reshaped... sounds good, but when? End of the year? Next year?
Price volatility is the real issue; if stability can't be achieved, everything else is pointless.
Former SWIFT CEO Gottfried Leibbrandt recently stated that Ripple's valuation on XRP is worth recognition. He admitted that banking institutions currently hold a cautious attitude towards cryptocurrencies, mainly due to the risks of price volatility and regulatory uncertainties. However, Leibbrandt emphasized that SWIFT is closely monitoring developments in the crypto space. He predicts that as regulatory frameworks become clearer and market volatility gradually subsides, the application of crypto technology in international payments will gradually open up—at that time, improvements in payment speed, cost, and transparency are expected to achieve a qualitative leap, and the cross-border transfer experience will be reshaped.