$XRP insiders are clearly well-connected to U.S. power. Strong signal for XRP’s long-term potential. Real problem was lack of utility and programmability. But that’s already behind us. 🧵🔽

In recent months, $XRP has become increasingly attractive across various sectors, including institutional, political, and technological. But programmability is the major problem. The XRP Ledger is a first-gen, meaning no native smart contract capability, no DeFi, ...

The system is robust: these F-assets are backed with 2x overcollateralization, a mix of XRP, FLR, and stablecoins, offering strong protection against volatility and depegging risks. It’s a multilayer, institutional-grade security setup where each XRP is backed 1:1.

The yield from stXRP liquid staking comes from a decentralized Secured Services Network (SSN), similar to restaking models on Ethereum. In this model, your staked tokens are “rented” out to services like oracle networks or cross-chain bridges, and the yield comes from real fees paid by these services.

In addition to staking rewards, users also earn Firelight Points, which may be used for future incentives, possibly an airdrop of Firelight’s native token. This is just speculation for now, nothing has been officially confirmed.

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