2026-01-08 04:26:33

Ripple successfully obtained the National Trust Bank license, which is undoubtedly a major news for the XRP ecosystem. As a key player in the payments and clearing settlement sector, Ripple's acquisition of a traditional financial license signifies a higher level of regulatory approval for its business model, helping to promote the adoption of XRP at the institutional level.

From a market perspective, this move reflects a gradual shift in the mainstream financial system's attitude towards crypto assets. Obtaining a traditional banking license typically provides support for the token value of related projects. Investors generally believe that a friendly regulatory environment often creates positive expectations for the long-term development of Web3 projects, and these expectations will eventually be reflected in market pricing.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 11h ago

According to the database, how many times has Ripple been making promises? How long has it been since the last "big news"? I suggest it be listed in the Guinness World Records. Wait, can a banking license really promote application implementation? Then what have XRP been doing all these years... Investors' positive expectations, huh? I'll just wait patiently for the bloom, since I'm already very good at the art of time. How about we first tally how many times such promises have been delayed? Feel free to add data, everyone. "Institution-level application implementation," I heard this phrase back in 2017. It will eventually be realized, right? Regulatory approval is one thing, but what kind of activity is the price? Asking because the market has its own ideas. And when will a friendly regulatory attitude turn into a wallet-friendly attitude? I’m a bit tired of waiting.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-10 15:00

Once this news came out, you better jump on the bandwagon quickly, or you'll miss the next big opportunity again. Ripple's move is really aggressive, directly opening the door to traditional finance. Regulatory approval = market is coming? Sometimes this logic really works... With the national trust bank license in hand, is XRP now secure? Not quite sure yet. Institutional-level applications are still a long way off, don't get too ahead of yourself. Seeing various licenses being approved, this circle is really moving towards professionalism.

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HodlOrRegret

· 01-10 14:37

Wait, did Ripple really get it? Now XRP has a chance, the traditional finance entry ticket is in hand, the institutions are probably about to jump on board. --- Having a license doesn't necessarily mean the price will go up; the key is whether it can truly be implemented in practice. Don't just talk without action. --- Wow, this is the real breakthrough, much more reliable than some air project "partnerships." --- Regulatory friendliness is indeed a positive, but don't be too optimistic. History shows that when the good news is exhausted, it's the peak. --- I just want to know if this will affect XRP's price. Should I buy in or not, everyone? --- Ripple is gradually eating into traditional finance; it's something different from those purely community-based projects. --- Bank licenses sound impressive, but could they still be taken away in the end? --- Hasn't this news been circulating for a while? Or is this new? I'm a bit confused. --- The compliance route is really long; take it step by step. But as long as the direction is right, that's what matters.

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Blockchainiac

· 01-10 12:22

Ripple has finally been settled. Obtaining the banking license is indeed a big deal, but to be honest, the market reaction has been a bit lukewarm. It should have been like this a long time ago. Traditional finance has to take it step by step; otherwise, it will never be able to move forward. Will XRP take off or just wait and see? These days, having a lot of positive news makes it harder to see the true direction. However, obtaining a license trusted by the government level is not easy. This shows that Ripple is truly reliable. Regulatory approval is one thing, but the price of the coin still depends on the market sentiment. Don't take it too seriously. Can having a license directly boost the coin? That logic is a bit too optimistic. It still depends on how things unfold later. Finally, the day has come. Early XRP investors can smile now. Wait, is this really approved or just another round of hype? There have been too many fake news lately. Institutional-level applications? Ha, when will they really be used? Isn't that what they've been saying all along? Is this really a turning point? I'm skeptical. Better to wait and see.

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GlueGuy

· 01-08 04:56

Damn, it's really happening now. Watching how Ripple gets its banking license is going to be interesting. Whether XRP can sustain this rally is the key, my friends. Does regulatory friendliness necessarily mean it will rise? I remain skeptical. It's a story we've heard a year ago, and in the end, it still depends on whether the actual application gets implemented. I've always said Ripple is the closest to traditional finance, and now it proves I wasn't talking nonsense. Is this truly an institutional-level application coming, or just another round of chopping the leeks? Let's wait and see. Banking licenses sound impressive, but do they actually benefit XRP holders' wallets? There are more and more regulatory approvals, which makes me suspicious about when some departments might call it out. Now those who have been criticizing Ripple every day will have to change their tune, haha. The real question is, when will the price catch up? Just having a license isn't enough.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-08 04:52

Whoa, is it true? Ripple got the banking license? Now XRP is getting interesting. --- Finally, mainstream financial players are paying attention to us. Regulatory friendliness really can change the game. --- License in hand, but don't celebrate too early. Let's see if the actual application can be implemented. --- That's why I insist on holding XRP. Recognition from traditional finance will eventually reflect in the price. --- Is institutional-level application really coming? Those who say cryptocurrencies are just a bubble should wake up. --- Getting approved is one thing, but it still depends on what can be done next. Empty documents won't sell. --- No wonder XRP has been moving recently. Looks like the market already knows the news, hehe. --- What does a banking license mean? It signifies that the trend of crypto moving toward mainstream is unstoppable. --- I just want to know how much this news can push the price. So many surface-level benefits. --- Ripple's move is brilliant—compliant while maintaining ecosystem vitality. Learned a lot.

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· 01-08 04:50

Wow, this is really taking off now. Traditional finance is now being more cooperative. I've long believed in Ripple's path; it's much more reliable than those air projects. Regulatory friendliness = long-term optimism. This logic makes sense. Wait, is this truly approved or is the US SEC about to mess with it again? I don't understand... but it sounds really impressive.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 01-08 04:43

Damn, this time it's really not just air. Will Ripple's bank license help remove XRP from the "scam coin" label? If you ask me, this move is basically reassuring institutional investors. Regulatory friendliness ≠ guaranteed price increase. Don't get caught holding the bag and still be shouting bull market. Old projects like XRP are finally doing something serious, but we still have to wait for real implementation. A bank license sounds impressive, but whether it can truly drive ecosystem applications is the real key. Now those who said Ripple is centralized will have to change their tune.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 01-08 04:33

Damn, did Ripple really take this round? The bank license thing is something we wouldn't have dared to imagine a few years ago. XRP still has hope. Not to mention, now institutional buyers have to take a serious look. Wait, is it really approved? Or is this just another false rumor... If this happens, the ripple effect will be huge, and other coins will be freaking out haha. But a license ≠ price increase, don’t celebrate too early, we still need to see subsequent actions. Traditional finance is starting to take this seriously; this trend is unstoppable. The real big money is probably about to enter. Currently, only the vanguard is in. Is it pumping? Why isn’t it rising yet? Regulatory friendliness was supposed to be a good sign... Getting on the compliance track is the right move. Ripple is thinking long-term. Feels like the crypto world is entering a new era? Or am I overthinking it?

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screenshot_gains

· 01-08 04:28

Wow, did Ripple really get the license? Now XRP has a chance No, why is this news only surfacing now? It must be kept low-key to avoid missing it Bank licenses, this thing, traditional finance has really opened a window Regulatory friendliness means a main bull run? Let's not get too excited too early Heard the term institutional-level implementation too many times, still need to see actual applications This time it's really not hype; a national-level license carries a different weight Regulatory approval ≠ price increase, don't let public opinion steer the market Wait, what level of bank is National Trust Bank? It can't be a small institution, right? Been waiting for this day for a long time, finally some institutional flavor XRP ecosystem is about to rise, but only if the team stops messing around

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