Black Swan Capitalist Founder: XRP kann Schuldenliquidität freisetzen

XRP durchbricht traditionelle Schuldenbarrieren

Der Gründer von Black Swan Capitalist behauptet, die digitale Asset könnte illiquide Vermögenswerte in globale Liquidität verwandeln. XRP's Settlement-Technologie umgeht veraltete Finanzinfrastrukturen - beschleunigt Transaktionen von Tagen auf Sekunden.

Schuldenmarkt-Revolution

Tokenisierte Schuldinstrumente könnten auf XRP-Ledger handelbar werden. Institutionelle Anleger würden endlich illiquide Positionen ohne Banken-Aufschlag handeln. Die Distributed-Ledger-Technologie schneidet intermediäre Kosten um bis zu 60%.

Real-World-Asset-Tokenisierung

Unternehmensanleihen, Handelsfinanzierungen und sogar Staatsanleihen könnten als digitale Assets neu definiert werden. XRP's Konsensmechanismus validiert Transaktionen ohne energieintensives Mining - ein entscheidender Vorteil gegenüber proof-of-work-Netzwerken.

Banken werden zum Bremsklotz der Innovation

Während traditionelle Finanzinstitute noch Faxgeräte für Settlement verwenden, demonstriert XRP bereits grenzüberschreitende Liquidität in Echtzeit. Vielleicht sollten Banker erstmal lernen, Emails ohne Hilfe ihrer Enkel zu versenden, bevor sie über Blockchain-Integration sprechen.

Black Swan Capitalist Founder says that XRP can unlock debt liquidity

The US debt crisis is characterized by the national debt exceeding $37 trillion. According to an IMF report,  global debt holdings are roughly $251 trillion, or 235% of GDP. Reductions in private sector debt were offset by an increase in public borrowing to $99.2 trillion in 2024. 

Debt held by the public is projected to reach 107% of GDP by 2029, surpassing the World War II peak. Sovereign debt increased to 121% of GDP in the United States and 88% in China.

However, Black Swan Capitalist founder Versan Aljarrah has said that global debt cannot be repaid under current conditions and must be restructured. His proposed solution centers on neutral assets like XRP.

Global debt can't be paid back. It has to be restructured.

The real play is converting trillions into tokenized liquidity running on neutral assets like XRP, tokenized gold, and regulated stablecoins.

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According to him, only XRP can unlock the liquidity trapped inside. He said,  “The real play is converting trillions into tokenized liquidity running on neutral assets like XRP, tokenized gold, and regulated stablecoins.”

RippleNet’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) has already demonstrated using XRP to source cross-border liquidity. In addition, Ripple is gaining popularity. Tokenization on XRPL is being used in real life by DBS, Franklin Templeton, and Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin project.

Meanwhile, the conversation around Ripple, XRP, and SWIFT has taken a fresh turn. SWIFT has been running trials with blockchain systems, including the XRP Ledger and Hedera, to test how distributed ledgers could plug into its cross-border payments infrastructure.

However,  it is still unclear whether SWIFT will treat XRP Ledger as a Core settlement option or simply keep it as one of several blockchains in a broader interoperability framework.

XRP responds to the drop by selling

The price action shows that traders are responding to the price drop by selling many of their holdings. At the same time, the bullish energy from last week starts to fade.

The 30-day moving average is around $2.89 right now, just above the price of XRP, which is $2.84. If the price falls below this moving average, the short-term trend has turned bearish, meaning sellers are in charge.

The $2.80 support line has become an important deciding line in the short term. A breakdown could mean that the bearish trend will continue and push the price of XRP even lower. On the other hand, if it stays above it, it could be the base for a recovery. Whether or not today’s crash lasts or the price stays stable will depend on whether XRP can return to the $2.89–$2.90 range.

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