/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24690846

Of course they have a choice. One of them has, already, deployed their own inhouse blockchain solution. They're running it right now.

XRP was interesting when it launched. Now it has no functionality that can't be duplicated by anyone else

>>24690882
>arguing with someone who's not here
>$2k EOY!
>not even slightly volatile!

Of course it's volatile, which is another reason why it will never be used by banks.

>sir, your transfer of $10,000,000 has gone through!
>unfortunately, the price has changed slightly, so it's now $9,950,000.
>you didn't need that extra 50 grand right?

>>24690894

lmao

>well, we have this one blockchain solution that we developed and control 100%
>but we'll just also dump trillions into this shitcoin, because otherwise thousands of XRP bagholders won't get rich!

Even if XRP was some magic technology and not a generic token, it is infinitely more likely that they'd just pay Ripple a fee to license the technology.