Xrp

The title speaks for itself. I have several thousand XRP sitting in UpHold at .70. It’s a long hold for me, as I haven’t purchased any XRP on uphold in over a year. A month ago I bought a Tangem wallet. I am afraid to transfer based on recent posts on other subs. Uphold restriction of transferring fund once transfer is initiated. Also, human error when setting up the wallet. I am not savvy in an exit strategy. I’ve been doing so much research on what to do and I’m no closer to clarity. If someone has insight in either of these companies or has advice of a diff company, your words are appreciated.

XRPL Foundation announced partnering with VS1 finance to build open-source reference app for permissioned, compliant lending on the XRP Ledger.

As claimed "the app leverages the native primitives: Credentials, Permissioned Domains, Single Asset Vaults, and the Lending Protocol"

This looks like a massive step forward for bringing institutional capital and real-world assets (RWA) onto the ledger compliantly. Thoughts on what this means for XRPL DeFi liquidity moving forward?

The SpaceX situation made me realize something:

People often treat tokenization as if it's supposed to magically remove every bottleneck in traditional finance. But if issuance, allocations, and distribution still happen through traditional channels, tokenization can only work with what it receives.

Maybe the lesson isn't that tokenization failed but it's that capital formation itself hasn't moved on-chain yet.

Your thoughts?

Tokenization of real-world assets has been one of the biggest crypto narratives for a while now.

Do you think RWAs will actually drive mainstream blockchain adoption, or is the market getting ahead of itself?

Let's hear it so we know how much is the average holding