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Ripple’s ecosystem is back in the spotlight. The US Securities and Exchange Commission is still reviewing several spot XRP ETF applications, and the decision could open the floodgates for institutional capital in a way the market has not seen before. While the outcome remains uncertain, retail investors are already finding a new opportunity to position themselves with the launch of the XRP Tundra presale. At a time when diversification and on-chain utility are becoming key differentiators, Tundra is introducing a model that offers both. Every presale participant receives tokens on two blockchains — Solana and the XRP Ledger — through a single purchase. This approach not only reduces risk by spreading exposure across different networks but also ensures that investors can benefit from the strengths of each ecosystem. Combined with on-ledger staking for XRP itself, Tundra’s arrival is being seen as one of the most significant recent developments for Ripple’s community. For years, XRP has been known primarily as a payments asset. With ETF speculation on one side and new protocols like Tundra on the other, 2025 may prove to be the year it begins transforming into something much broader. Dual Exposure Without Dividing Capital The defining feature of the presale is its dual-token distribution. Instead of limiting buyers to one ecosystem, Tundra provides both TUNDRA-S on Solana and TUNDRA-X on the XRP Ledger. Investors are not asked to choose between blockchains, and they don’t have to split their contributions to diversify. Each presale allocation is automatically mirrored across both networks. The design is deliberate. Solana is widely recognized for speed, low-cost execution, and its thriving DeFi environment. XRPL, by contrast, offers stability, a long history of reliability, and strong governance. Tundra’s approach ensures that each chain plays to its strengths, while presale participants gain exposure to both. It is…

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