A major institutional trading platform is making waves by teaming up with Ripple to push stablecoin adoption forward. Here's what's shifting: RLUSD is now being woven into the platform's core trading infrastructure as collateral. This opens doors for traders—more efficient cross-asset trading, tighter margin requirements, better capital efficiency. When institutions get serious about stablecoin integration like this, it signals real infrastructure maturation. The move reflects growing appetite from professional venues to embed blockchain-native assets directly into their operational layers, not as afterthoughts but as foundational rails.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 6h ago
Ripple is up to something again... but to be honest, using RLUSD as collateral is a bold move, and institutions are really starting to play for keeps.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 6h ago
Institutional players are finally getting serious; RLUSD is really about to rise this time.
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No way, it's Ripple again... Can it succeed this time?
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Tighter margin requirements sound good, but what about the fees?
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Foundational rails? Or just another marketing gimmick...
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Improving capital efficiency is indeed tough; I’m optimistic.
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Wait, what does this have to do with my trading experience?
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Institutions are consolidating on-chain assets, while small traders are still squeezing into exchanges...
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LightningLady
· 6h ago
Alright, the institutions are really getting serious. RLUSD is directly embedded into the trading infrastructure as collateral, now that's pragmatic.
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quietly_staking
· 6h ago
Big institutions are finally getting serious. RLUSD is directly integrated into trading infrastructure—that's what true integration looks like.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 6h ago
Institutions are finally starting to take it seriously. Using RLUSD as collateral is indeed a crucial step... But to be honest, it still seems like following the hype of XRP.
A major institutional trading platform is making waves by teaming up with Ripple to push stablecoin adoption forward. Here's what's shifting: RLUSD is now being woven into the platform's core trading infrastructure as collateral. This opens doors for traders—more efficient cross-asset trading, tighter margin requirements, better capital efficiency. When institutions get serious about stablecoin integration like this, it signals real infrastructure maturation. The move reflects growing appetite from professional venues to embed blockchain-native assets directly into their operational layers, not as afterthoughts but as foundational rails.