XRP Price Debate Grows as Payment Rails Expand
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Community cites payment infrastructure progress as XRP price lags behind network adoption. ISO 20022 alignment and live RLUSD corridors fuel claims of structural undervaluation. Regulatory clarity and rising transaction volumes contrast with muted XRP price action. Members of the crypto community are increasingly arguing that XRP’s market price does not reflect what they describe as structural progress occurring behind the scenes of global payments infrastructure. The discussion gained traction after market observer X Finance Bull highlighted what he characterized as a widening disconnect between XRP’s price performance and developments tied to cross-border settlement systems, tokenized assets, and interoperability standards. If the market were rational, $XRP wouldn’t still be cheap 🚨🚨🚨 A global value network is unfolding and it sounds a lot like Interledger. Neutral liquidity. Tokenized assets. Fiat-to-fiat without friction. Ripple didn’t wait to build this. XRPL already fits the model. RLUSD… https://t.co/xW0xEzDieM pic.twitter.com/Lsq0DNG9Mk — X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) December 27, 2025 X Finance Bull highlighted the emergence of a “global value network” centered on neutral liquidity and fiat-to-fiat settlement, noting similarities to the Interledger model. He referenced live RLUSD payment corridors, adoption of ISO-compliant rails, and ongoing upgrades by developed payment networks such as SWIFT. According to the commentary, these developments are unfolding quietly and structurally, without immediate price recognition in XRP markets. Related: XRP Network Design Faces New Questions as Native Staking Debate Resurfaces Infrastructure Developments Highlighted by Market Participants Community discussions have highlighted that infrastructure linked to Ripple was developed ahead of broader market awareness. Ripple’s products utilize XRP, the XRP Ledger (XRPL), and RLUSD for settlement, with supporters noting that this architecture aligns with the ISO 20022 messaging standards already employed by major financial institutions. X Finance Bull also referenced statements from SWIFT executives acknowledging that legacy payment systems are not designed for modern digital asset…
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