WEEK IN REVIEW

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) saw significant developments this week, with Ripple securing a US banking charter, expanding its institutional business, and launching new products and services. The market experienced a selloff, with Bitcoin, ether, and XRP prices declining, but a rebound has since started catching short sellers. The XRPL NFT sector has seen significant trading activity, with various collections experiencing substantial volumes.

Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin received an A2 long-term rating from Moody's, citing its Treasury-heavy reserves. The XRP Ledger developers proposed creating wallets with zero XRP for stablecoin payments, which would allow companies to cover the reserve for customer and AI-agent accounts. Aviva Investors launched a tokenized share class of its Sterling Liquidity Fund on the Ripple-backed XRP Ledger.

The validator sector saw no notable package activity this week, with the official XRPL Foundation repositories reporting the same xrpld package streams as last week.

VALIDATOR SECTOR

The official XRPL Foundation repositories reported the following xrpld package streams:

Package publication is release information; it does not prove validator adoption or network health. Review the official XRPL Foundation package repositories.

TERRAMIKE’S TAKE

The XRP Ledger is making progress, but it's essential to keep things in perspective. The market is still recovering from a long-term bear market, and it's crucial to monitor the market conditions, news, and validator activity to make informed decisions. The proposed change to create wallets with zero XRP for stablecoin payments is an interesting development, but it's still in the experimental phase.

HISTORICAL NOTES

TAGS: xrp,ripple,xrpl,weekly-summary,terramikes-take TAKE_X: XRP Ledger makes progress, but market recovery is ongoing, and it's essential to monitor conditions, news, and validator activity.