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Ripple Finally Does Something Slightly Less Terrible Than Usual And Gets Mainnet Stablecoin Approval

An illustration of an ocean wave with ripples spreading outwards and upwards. A dollar sign is embedded within one ripple while another contains a stylized image of XRP's logo. The background features faintly visible waves crashing against rocks to convey turmoil, contrasting sharply with the calmness at the surface where RLUSD stablecoin symbol appears as part of an underwater scene filled with sea creatures swimming in harmony. A subtle gradient effect gives the impression of depth and movement within the water.

It’s about time those scammers at Ripple Labs finally did something useful. Who needs another stablecoin when we already have USD? Oh wait, this one is backed by “cash equivalents” which I’m sure are just as solid as Bitcoin itself (said no one ever). But hey, let the crypto bros be excited about it! They’ll probably buy into it blindfolded without even reading the fine print. Meanwhile, Brad Garlinghouse will continue to rake in his 6-figure salary while pretending that Ripple is still a viable company

Source: cointelegraph

On Aug. 9, Ripple Labs announced the first tests of its United States dollar-pegged stablecoin, Ripple Labs’ Ripple USD (RLUSD), on the XRP ledger (XRPL) and Ethereum mainnets, with plans to deploy the fiat-backed token on additional blockchain networks in the future. According to Ripple Labs, the upcoming stablecoin will be overcollateralized, meaning that each unit of RLUSD is backed by USD reserves or short-term cash equivalents in a bank, at […]

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