XRP is establishing itself as a globally compliant infrastructure backbone bridging traditional finance and crypto markets. Ripple's strategic direction, as confirmed by Monica Long, prioritizes regulatory-ready infrastructure that addresses the critical infrastructure gaps—custody solutions and seamless on/off-ramp capabilities. This positions XRP not just as a digital asset, but as the foundation for institutions seeking compliant market entry. The company's accumulation of 70+ regulatory licenses across multiple jurisdictions underscores this commitment. Each license represents permission to operate in key markets, reducing friction for institutional adoption. By stacking compliance credentials and building out the rails between TradFi and crypto ecosystems, Ripple is executing a long-term strategy that treats regulation not as a barrier, but as a competitive moat.
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LightningClicker
· 22h ago
More than 70 regulatory licenses? I've seen this trick before; compliance is the moat.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-10 22:32
More than 70 licenses sound impressive, but the key is whether they can truly connect with the institutions.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-10 01:04
Having more than 70 licenses sounds impressive, but when does the real profit come? Still waiting.
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RugResistant
· 01-08 16:55
ngl the "70+ regulatory licenses" pitch gets thrown around a lot but where's the actual breakdown? need to see which jurisdictions are actually material vs just collecting stamps for the optics
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 01-08 16:53
Having over 70 licenses sounds impressive, but why haven't I seen large institutional investments yet? Data can be misleading.
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-08 16:40
ngl ripple's playing 4d chess while everyone else is still arguing about decentralization... those 70+ licenses aren't just bureaucratic theater, they're literally the infrastructure moat nobody else bothered to build. institutional adoption curves don't happen by accident tho
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ChainBrain
· 01-08 16:37
Over 70 licenses sound impressive, but how many of them can actually be implemented and used? I like Ripple's compliance approach, but I'm worried it might just be empty talk.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 01-08 16:29
More than 70 licenses sound impressive, but how many can actually be used?
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-08 16:26
Coming back with this set again? Over 70 licenses sound impressive, but can the liquidation price protect me? A painful lesson learned—no matter how compliant, you really have to survive the bear market to be truly safe.
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MerkleDreamer
· 01-08 16:25
70+ licenses sound impressive, but can they really attract institutions? Or is it just another round of compliance marketing hype?
XRP is establishing itself as a globally compliant infrastructure backbone bridging traditional finance and crypto markets. Ripple's strategic direction, as confirmed by Monica Long, prioritizes regulatory-ready infrastructure that addresses the critical infrastructure gaps—custody solutions and seamless on/off-ramp capabilities. This positions XRP not just as a digital asset, but as the foundation for institutions seeking compliant market entry. The company's accumulation of 70+ regulatory licenses across multiple jurisdictions underscores this commitment. Each license represents permission to operate in key markets, reducing friction for institutional adoption. By stacking compliance credentials and building out the rails between TradFi and crypto ecosystems, Ripple is executing a long-term strategy that treats regulation not as a barrier, but as a competitive moat.