【Ripple business map expands across multiple lines: enters Wall Street leveraged financing and institutional custody】
According to reports from multiple media outlets, Ripple and its ecosystem have seen frequent business moves recently, covering traditional finance funding, institutional custody, and discussions of native network lending. In the traditional finance sector, reports and analyses indicate that Ripple has begun offering financing for leveraged stock ETFs. By providing capital to trades seeking to amplify returns, it earns annualized financing cost revenue, entering a profit area long dominated by the banking industry.
In terms of institutional asset custody, according to a report by PANews citing CoinDesk, Ripple Custody has added support for Canton Network assets. Institutional users can now hold and transfer Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens within the same custody platform, strategy engine, and audit-tracking system. However, this update introduces certain technical requirements for integration: signing keys must be stored in the customer’s own HSM or KMS, and it currently supports only API-based access.
Meanwhile, discussions within the ecosystem have also been sparked by the development of native tools. According to a report by BeInCrypto, Ripple’s former CTO David Schwartz and Flare CEO Hugo Philion recently held public discussions about the potential scale of lending on the XRP Ledger. There is some disagreement between the two sides regarding the upper limit of market opportunities, reflecting that as teams consider how to seize market first-mover advantages ahead of the official rollout of native tools, competition is heating up.
These developments show Ripple’s commercialization efforts at the corporate level, but the market response and business expansion appear to have a certain mismatch. For example, regarding the fiat income stream brought by involvement in U.S.-stock leveraged fund financing, some industry analysis suggests that there is no direct mechanism connecting corporate-level profitability with the real token purchasing demand. This has prompted the market to further consider the relationship between enterprise earnings and asset performance.
Tags: XRP
Related asset: $XRP
According to reports from multiple media outlets, Ripple and its ecosystem have seen frequent business moves recently, covering traditional finance funding, institutional custody, and discussions of native network lending. In the traditional finance sector, reports and analyses indicate that Ripple has begun offering financing for leveraged stock ETFs. By providing capital to trades seeking to amplify returns, it earns annualized financing cost revenue, entering a profit area long dominated by the banking industry.
In terms of institutional asset custody, according to a report by PANews citing CoinDesk, Ripple Custody has added support for Canton Network assets. Institutional users can now hold and transfer Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens within the same custody platform, strategy engine, and audit-tracking system. However, this update introduces certain technical requirements for integration: signing keys must be stored in the customer’s own HSM or KMS, and it currently supports only API-based access.
Meanwhile, discussions within the ecosystem have also been sparked by the development of native tools. According to a report by BeInCrypto, Ripple’s former CTO David Schwartz and Flare CEO Hugo Philion recently held public discussions about the potential scale of lending on the XRP Ledger. There is some disagreement between the two sides regarding the upper limit of market opportunities, reflecting that as teams consider how to seize market first-mover advantages ahead of the official rollout of native tools, competition is heating up.
These developments show Ripple’s commercialization efforts at the corporate level, but the market response and business expansion appear to have a certain mismatch. For example, regarding the fiat income stream brought by involvement in U.S.-stock leveraged fund financing, some industry analysis suggests that there is no direct mechanism connecting corporate-level profitability with the real token purchasing demand. This has prompted the market to further consider the relationship between enterprise earnings and asset performance.
Tags: XRP
Related asset: $XRP