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Ripple CTO Reveals XRP Ledger’s Institutional Takeover Plan

In a short video posted on X by Levi of Crypto Crusaders, Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, unveiled a compelling vision for the future of the XRP Ledger (XRPL). In his remarks, Schwartz outlined how the XRPL could become a foundational platform for merging regulated financial systems with the open infrastructure of decentralized finance (DeFi).

Bridging Regulated Finance and DeFi

Schwartz explained that institutions can build highly regulated financial instruments, such as portfolios of real estate or commercial loans, that still have the ability to interact with decentralized systems.

“The idea that institutions can build things that are very strictly, very tightly regulated… but can interoperate with DeFi systems,” he said, reflects Ripple’s vision for financial systems that are both compliant and decentralized.

He described a scenario where a traditional lender issues regulated loans, which are then tokenized and made available to a wider audience through DeFi. “You might have a regulated lender who issues very traditional loan real estate or commercial loans,” he noted, “and then you might have tokenization of that debt that everyone can hold in a purely DeFi system.”

This model enables traditional financial assets to be fractionalized, represented on-chain, and traded globally, all while remaining rooted in compliance. It positions the XRPL as a key infrastructure layer for tokenizing real-world assets and unlocking liquidity across borders.

A Lesson from the Internet’s Evolution

To reinforce this vision, Schwartz drew a powerful comparison to the rise of the internet. He noted that the web didn’t grow solely through grassroots innovation; it was fueled by early adoption from governments and the military, which in turn supported wider public and commercial engagement.

“If you look at the way the internet grew,” he said, “there was government and military adoption that enabled grassroots adoption that built the system”. Schwartz argued that the synergy between institutional involvement and open innovation is what truly drives large-scale, sustainable growth. “That synergy is what builds something that can be dominant, that can grow,” he added.

Why the XRP Ledger Is Positioned to Lead

According to Schwartz, the XRP Ledger is uniquely designed to support this convergence. Its ability to issue and manage assets natively, its speed and low cost, and its growing interoperability features make it an ideal platform for this new hybrid financial era. “We see that corner,” he said. “We see the XRP Ledger being a blockchain where those kinds of use cases can work.”

Schwartz’s message captures more than just a technical forecast; it reveals Ripple’s broader institutional strategy. By enabling regulated financial products to operate seamlessly within DeFi environments, Ripple is positioning the XRP Ledger as a core infrastructure for the next evolution of global finance.

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Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
I am a passionate and experienced writer with a strong focus on cryptocurrency and the financial landscape. With a keen eye for market trends and emerging financial technologies, I strive to deliver insightful, well-researched content that educates and informs. Whether breaking down complex financial concepts or analyzing the latest market movements, my goal is to make finance accessible and engaging for a wide audience.
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