Ripple CTO: We still hope to launch the RLUSD stablecoin before the end of the year, but holidays may cause a delay in its release
According to The Block, Ripple's Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz said that he still hopes to launch its stablecoin RLUSD before the end of the year, but at the same time, he thinks that the upcoming holidays might cause another delay in its release. In addition, he mentioned that ensuring Ripple's partners can launch in a coordinated manner without encountering problems is a top priority because the involved regulatory process is quite cumbersome.
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