Are banks starting to use blockchain? XRP has directly "gone mainstream" in this wave!

If the crypto industry was previously considered a "wild west," then the SEC's approval of Ripple is like an official license being granted.
XRPL has become the first mainstream public chain to connect to the banking system through the RLUSD stablecoin, and the significance of this is far beyond expectations.
Why?
Because the three core keywords of the banking system are: 👉 Compliance 👉 Clearing 👉 Trust
And XRPL now possesses all three.
This directly changes a key question: "Can cryptocurrencies be accepted by mainstream finance?" The current answer is: They are beginning to be accepted.
But don’t rush to go all in.
📊 Market stratification will become more obvious:
* Compliant chains: increasingly expensive
* Non-compliant coins: more competitive
* MEME tokens: shorter lifespan
In other words, future market trends will no longer be "broad-based growth," but rather "choosing the right track."
📌 How can ordinary people get involved?
Three strategies:
1️⃣ No longer just focus on technology, but also on regulatory relationships
2️⃣ Pay attention to the logic of stablecoin issuance (who can issue it, and who is more important)
3️⃣ Lay out the "chains that banks will use" in advance
A harsh reality:
In the future, the ones making money won't be the earliest, but the most "compliant."
💬 Comment section interaction:
If banks are all using chains, will you still play with obscure tokens? #稳定币争议升温