The company stated that institutional adoption of blockchain is accelerating, and demand for allocations around XRP and other digital assets is also rising. Ripple executive Birla mentioned that the stablecoin RLUSD processed approximately $22 billion in transactions last quarter, demonstrating that on-chain payments and fund transfers have entered a more practical application phase.
RLUSD reached $22 billion in a single quarter
Birla stated that stablecoins and tokenized assets are currently a significant source of growth for the industry. According to him, RLUSD handled approximately $22 billion in trading volume in the most recent quarter, demonstrating that the technology is no longer just a proof of concept but is being used consistently in real-world business.
He also stated that stablecoins are becoming an important channel for funds to enter and exit blockchain networks. As institutional and individual use increases, the efficiency of transferring funds across networks is also improving, and such activity is likely to continue driving on-chain usage on XRP Ledger.
Tokenized assets are worth approximately $23 billion.
Birla noted that the current size of tokenized assets on blockchain networks is approximately $23 billion, and it continues to expand quarter by quarter. While this size is still limited compared to traditional financial markets, he believes there is still considerable room for long-term growth.
Judging from their statements, the expansion of stablecoins and tokenized assets is bringing blockchain from its native crypto scenarios into more conventional financial processes, and related adoption is beginning to manifest as quantifiable business data.
Financial institutions shift to practical deployment
The company stated that the industry has clearly moved beyond the pilot phase. Birla indicated that large financial institutions are now more focused on integrating blockchain into their operations than on whether to continue testing the technology.
He cited examples such as traditional financial institutions like BlackRock advancing their related initiatives, and mainstream financial media beginning to mention digital assets like XRP more frequently. For Ripple, the growth in RLUSD trading volume is not just a performance of a single product, but also reflects institutional funds becoming more actively involved in on-chain financial infrastructure.
Additional information:The statements in this article regarding RLUSD trading volume, the size of tokenized assets, and institutional adoption trends are all based on public statements by Ripple executive Birla.
