👀 THIS $XRP
ANGLE CAUGHT MY ATTENTION.
A William & Mary Law Review paper describes XRP purchasers as having something resembling a slice of Ripple’s future economic activity.
To be clear: owning $XRP does NOT mean owning Ripple or having a legal claim on Ripple’s profits.
But the economic connection is what makes this interesting. 🧠
If Ripple’s 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 isn’t:
“Do XRP holders own Ripple’s cash flows?”
It’s:
“How much economic value can XRP capture as the ecosystem grows?” 👀
That’s the angle I’m watching. 🔥
ANGLE CAUGHT MY ATTENTION.
A William & Mary Law Review paper describes XRP purchasers as having something resembling a slice of Ripple’s future economic activity.
To be clear: owning $XRP does NOT mean owning Ripple or having a legal claim on Ripple’s profits.
But the economic connection is what makes this interesting. 🧠
If Ripple’s 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 isn’t:
“Do XRP holders own Ripple’s cash flows?”
It’s:
“How much economic value can XRP capture as the ecosystem grows?” 👀
That’s the angle I’m watching. 🔥
