đ THIS $XRP
ANGLE CAUGHT MY ATTENTION.
A William & Mary Law Review paper describes XRP purchasers as having something resembling a slice of Rippleâs future economic activity.
To be clear: owning $XRP does NOT mean owning Ripple or having a legal claim on Rippleâs profits.
But the economic connection is what makes this interesting. đ§
If Rippleâs payment infrastructure keeps expanding and XRP becomes more deeply integrated into that ecosystem, growing adoption could translate into stronger demand for $XRP .
So the bigger question isnât:
âDo XRP holders own Rippleâs cash flows?â
Itâs:
âHow much economic value can XRP capture as the ecosystem grows?â đ
Thatâs the angle Iâm watching. đ„
ANGLE CAUGHT MY ATTENTION.
A William & Mary Law Review paper describes XRP purchasers as having something resembling a slice of Rippleâs future economic activity.
To be clear: owning $XRP does NOT mean owning Ripple or having a legal claim on Rippleâs profits.
But the economic connection is what makes this interesting. đ§
If Rippleâs payment infrastructure keeps expanding and XRP becomes more deeply integrated into that ecosystem, growing adoption could translate into stronger demand for $XRP .
So the bigger question isnât:
âDo XRP holders own Rippleâs cash flows?â
Itâs:
âHow much economic value can XRP capture as the ecosystem grows?â đ
Thatâs the angle Iâm watching. đ„
