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FortisX answers the community question: where does the yield come from?
Pools earn from real activity (swap fees, spreads, rebalancing).
Managed staking earns network rewards after commission.
No self-issued token. Yields published as ranges. #RealYield #TradFi
Community question this week: where does the yield actually come from? The answer is surprisingly simple.
Liquidity pools earn from real activity: swap fees when someone trades through the pool, spreads on the flow moving across it and rebalancing when positions get adjusted.
Managed staking earns network rewards for validating. These are paid from protocol issuance and transaction fees, with validator commission deducted before anything reaches you.
Every reward is funded by activity on the networks. No self-issued token pays them out and no return depends on the next deposit. Because activity moves, yields are published as ranges and described as variable.
Which part should we break down next?
Ripple : Custody is no longer just a vault.
To provide everyone a wallet globally.
Custody is no longer just a vault. It’s the operating layer beneath digital finance.
In the latest @BCG report, more than 20 financial institution leaders share how they are making that shift: identifying the value beyond safekeeping, then choosing the custody model and provider that help them capture it.
The next phase of digital asset custody is accelerating: on.ripple.com/4z9rSq0
How will you prepare for what's next?
"I'm not a financial engineer like Michael Saylor. I wanted to actually build out the ecosystem."
@evernorthxrp CEO Asheesh Birla on taking a different approach to treasury management.
"Tokens are useless onchain without liquidity."
ICYMI: CEO Asheesh Birla on why @evernorthxrp isn't a passive holder.
"I'm not a financial engineer like Michael Saylor. [...] I wanted to actually build out the ecosystem."
He says tokens are useless onchain without liquidity, so his treasury company is working on building it.
OCC final rule on GENIUS Act stablecoins: commenters sharply divided on the yield prohibition.
Many opposed the proposal’s approach. Some wanted the rebuttable presumption on affiliate and third-party payments broadened, while others wanted it narrowed or eliminated.
JUST IN: OCC publishes the final rule implementing the GENIUS Act for stablecoin issuers under its supervision.
Effective January 18, 2027.
The framework for U.S. payment stablecoins is now set in regulation.
NEW 13F: Mayfair Advisory Group holds 11,000 shares of the REX-Osprey XRP ETF, valued at $133,650 as of September 30.
Another registered advisor adds XRP ETF exposure.
APPROVED: SEC clears Evernorth filing to raise funds for more $XRP 💥
Evernorth has registered 11,499,992 Class A shares issuable on warrant exercise at $11.50. Shares last traded at $15.45 and warrants at $4.16 (Oct 16), so the warrants are in the money.
Evernorth has stated plans to issue more shares to buy more $XRP. 💥
UPDATE: Arrington XRP Capital and Jack Arrington just filed a Schedule 13G showing a 19.9% stake in Evernorth’s Class A shares.
That is 4.7M shares, with another 29M non-voting shares held back only by the 19.9% ownership cap.BREAKING: Arrington XRP Capital and Jack Arrington just filed a Schedule 13G showing a 19.9% stake in Evernorth’s Class A shares.
That is 4.7M shares, with another 29M non-voting shares held back only by the 19.9% ownership cap.
BREAKING: Arrington XRP Capital Fund discloses a major position in Evernorth (XRPN) via SEC Form 3.
4.7M Class A shares held directly, plus Class C shares convertible into 29M more and 84K warrants at $11.50.
Agents need three things: instant execution, predictable cost, and final settlement. Pairing Yellow’s SDK with XRP’s 3-5 second settlement covers all three. Looking forward to seeing the first production agent flows on this stack.
The infrastructure for the agentic economy is finally coming together.
Pairing Yellow’s zero-gas execution with @XRP settlement creates the ultimate high-speed stack.
We are just getting started. 🤝
• @Ripple backs the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets.
The investment contract is the security not the token. Promises can end. What matters is the issuer’s actual representations, not a subjective decentralization test.
Clear rules grounded in Howey will bring capital and innovation back to the U.S. 🇺🇸
1/ Today Ripple filed its comment letter on the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets. We support the proposal, and the SEC has clear authority to adopt it.
2/ Years of “case by case, coin by coin” enforcement has pushed innovation offshore. We need holistic rules for digital assets.
3/ The proposal stays faithful to Howey. The investment contract is the security, not the token. What matters is what an issuer actually promised and when those promises end, not a subjective “decentralization” test.
4/ We know the cost of ambiguity firsthand. Ripple spent more than $150 million to get clarity. No company should have to do that to learn what the law requires.
5/ Clear rules grounded in existing law will bring capital, investor protection and innovation to the U.S.
Read our full letter: ripple.com/reports/ripple-co…
Ripple Treasury is taking over AFP 2026 in Vegas Nov 8-11
At Booth #835, they’re showing global CFOs how real-time digital assets & instant on-chain liquidity upgrade corporate finance.
Real infrastructure in motion. #XRPL #Treasury
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And as I said, those shorts were likely forced to become buyers as $XRP spiked to $1.34
exactly what the chart shows.
Bitfinex XRP shorts have nearly doubled from the late-summer lows to roughly 275K, while price holds near $1.29.
Shorts stacking into a flat price is how squeezes get built. If XRP pushes higher, those positions become forced buyers.
FortisX answers the community question: where does the yield come from?
Pools earn from real activity (swap fees, spreads, rebalancing).
Managed staking earns network rewards after commission.
No self-issued token. Yields published as ranges. #RealYield #TradFi
Community question this week: where does the yield actually come from? The answer is surprisingly simple.
Liquidity pools earn from real activity: swap fees when someone trades through the pool, spreads on the flow moving across it and rebalancing when positions get adjusted.
Managed staking earns network rewards for validating. These are paid from protocol issuance and transaction fees, with validator commission deducted before anything reaches you.
Every reward is funded by activity on the networks. No self-issued token pays them out and no return depends on the next deposit. Because activity moves, yields are published as ranges and described as variable.
Which part should we break down next?