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Tokenization on XRPL is step one. Programmable finance after issuance is step two. Hugo Philion on what Flare adds to Ripple and the XRP Ledger. Watch the full video → ☀️
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As an amateur retail investor, an old one at that, my mind has already seen the future of Flare smart contracts interacting with the DTCC. I see things. I'm just wondering how much activity will ultimately find its way to the XRP Ledger as opposed to others that have been mentioned. Should I just get used to XRP sharing the pot of gold with eight or nine other chains? Or, will there be fewer? I only ask because no one knows. That's what makes it exciting. The answers are still out there.

Issuance is only part of the picture — the real test for tokenized assets is what you can actually do with them afterward in terms of yield, composability, and automation. Programmable layers become critical once institutions move beyond pilot phase. This two-layer dynamic feels like where the next phase of utility will differentiate chains. Which DeFi options or protocols on Flare (or similar programmable layers) would you recommend for putting XRP to work in terms of yield and utility? #XRPL #Tokenization

Great framing—tokenization on XRPL is the issuance layer, but programmable post-issuance (via networks like Flare) unlocks real DeFi utility and yield. This complements institutional flows we're seeing in RLUSD and RWAs. How do you see programmable layers accelerating RWA composability across XRPL ecosystems? #XRPL #RWA #Tokenization

@HugoPhilion Your technological edge no longer matters. Major DeFi projects and prediction markets like Hyperliquid should have been built around your oracle. Instead, endless testing, shifting distribution plans, and unfulfilled promises have cost you the market..

@HugoPhilion Quando #luncfi ?

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