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$YGG Ripple Targets the Gap Between Trading Hours and Bank Transfers Financial platforms offering U.S. market access could move funding faster under a partnership targeting the gap between trading hours and bank transfers. DriveWealth, a company supplying brokerage infrastructure to fintechs, digital wallets, and financial institutions, announced its collaboration with Ripple on Oct. 14. Its network powers investing services for more than 100 partners globally. DriveWealth CEO Naureen Hassan said: “We’ve already enabled 24/5 trading; now we need the funding to match, so clients can move with the markets instead of waiting for them.” A separate mismatch arises as most U.S. securities trades require settlement, the exchange of cash and securities, one business day after trading. The T+1 settlement cycle took effect May 28, 2024. Dollar transfers across borders can take longer, a gap the announcement links to trapped capital and higher funding requirements. $RLUSD Links Brokerage Funding With Digital Dollars DriveWealth is integrating Ripple’s stablecoin infrastructure for European settlement, using Ripple USD ($RLUSD) on the $XRP Ledger alongside minting and burning capabilities. Minting creates tokens, while burning removes them from circulation. Stablecoins aim to track a reference asset such as the U.S. dollar, allowing financial applications to transfer digital value without relying on a freely fluctuating cryptocurrency price. The workflow converts these tokens into cash in near real time to support brokerage collateral accounts, where assets secure financial obligations. Ripple describes $RLUSD as backed one-to-one by dollar reserves including cash and U.S. Treasuries. DriveWealth plans to extend stablecoin settlement to the U.S. and is adopting Ripple Payments, a cross-border payment service, to accept funds from its global partners. Issuance and redemption tools connect these digital dollars with the operational systems that financial businesses already use. Ripple Mint supports manual and automated $RLUSD operations as a platform for issuing, redeeming, and managing the token. Introduced July 23, it provides a web interface and application programming interfaces for initiating redemptions, checking balances, and tracking transactions. Custody and Financing Broaden DriveWealth’s Ripple Integration DriveWealth is also working with Ripple on digital asset custody in Europe, with further markets planned over time. Custody means safeguarding assets on their owners’ behalf. Separately, Standard Chartered began $RLUSD custody on the $XRP Ledger on Oct. 12, expanding bank safekeeping for eligible institutional holders. DriveWealth’s treasury integration would provide a consolidated view of dollars, stablecoins, and crypto, with transfers between them. The companies are exploring equity financing through Ripple Prime, an institutional brokerage business providing trading, clearing, and financing services. Its Delta One operation offers equity derivatives including total return swaps, contracts providing economic exposure without direct ownership of the underlying asset. That existing business covers U.S. equities and related financial contracts, providing the basis for the exploratory discussions. Ripple’s regulatory footprint spans more than 85 licenses, the announcement states, supporting a business supplying blockchain services to financial institutions. The companies will discuss the partnership during a fireside chat at Ripple Swell, Ripple’s annual conference for financial institutions and blockchain businesses, in New York City on Oct. 28.

$GRVT Gold and Bitcoin are attracting renewed investor attention as concerns over rising government debt, currency depreciation, and inflation strengthen demand for scarce assets.With gold trading near $4,200 per ounce and Bitcoin hovering around $84,000, investors are reconsidering how traditional safe-haven assets and cryptocurrencies fit into diversified portfolios.Gold has served as a store of value for approximately 5,000 years, while Bitcoin has a much shorter 17-year history. However, both assets share a key characteristic: their supply cannot be directly expanded by central banks or government spending policies.The debate comes as U.S. federal debt exceeds $39 trillion, with annual interest payments approaching $1 trillion. Meanwhile, the dollar has lost roughly 40% of its purchasing power over the past two decades, reinforcing interest in assets that could protect against currency debasement.A 2025 study published in Resources Policy found that neither gold nor Bitcoin consistently functions as a reliable safe haven during financial market downturns. Nevertheless, investors increasingly view both as potential long-term hedges against declining purchasing power.Central banks continue favoring gold because of its established regulatory framework, custody infrastructure, and recognition as a reserve asset. Global central bank gold purchases reached 289 metric tons in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 244 metric tons in the previous quarter.Bitcoin, meanwhile, is gaining institutional exposure through spot exchange-traded funds, although its volatility and limited sovereign reserve adoption remain significant challenges.Broader cryptocurrency adoption is also accelerating. Russia's Sberbank secured approval to offer crypto trading, while Thailand introduced rules allowing locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs beginning October 16.Standard Chartered expanded institutional crypto services by launching custody support for Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin in Dubai. Meanwhile, European regulators ordered trading platforms to address stablecoins that fail to meet MiCA requirements.Security concerns persist after Ledger reported compromised wallet devices linked to estimated losses of $93.2 million across more than 300 wallets.Elsewhere, USD.AI's CHIP token rebounded approximately 35% as the platform introduced a loan recycling model designed to support lending growth.Looking toward 2027, analysts suggest gold and Bitcoin may serve complementary roles rather than compete directly. However, investors must consider their different volatility profiles, custody risks, and potential losses when determining portfolio allocations.Gold is meant to be a ‘safe haven’ in uncertain times. Why is it crashing amid a war?Wall Street Slides as Iran War Uncertainty, Oil Surge, and AI Fears Rattle MarketsSpaceX IPO Filing Expected This Week as Valuation Could Surpass $75 BillionStagflation Shadows: U.S. Manufacturing Shines as Services Slump to 11-Month LowScarcity and Strife: Bitcoin Hits Historic Milestone Amid Geopolitical TremorsStrategy's Multi-Billion Dollar Bitcoin Accumulation: A 2026 Milestone

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$GRVT Ripple’s $10 Million Lending Equity Gets a $900 Million GDP Projection Underserved small businesses could access financing backed by Ripple’s donation of Ripple USD ($RLUSD). Jonathan Perri, social impact director at Ripple, highlighted the $900 million GDP projection on X on Oct. 12. Accion Opportunity Fund (AOF), a nonprofit small business lender, published the underlying findings on Oct. 8. The $10 million lending allocation forms part of Ripple’s broader $15 million $RLUSD donation to AOF in 2025. Its potential decade-long economic effects reflect capital that remains available to anchor borrowing over time. Perri wrote that the donation “could help generate as much as $900 million in new GDP over the next decade.” Gross domestic product (GDP) measures economic value added through production. Perri’s earlier roughly $250 million output estimate assumed a $50 million loan pool and capital recycling about 2.5 times. It applied approximately $2 in annual economic output per dollar lent; the new model measures cumulative GDP over a decade. How $10 Million Could Finance $156 Million in Loans Permanent lending equity stays on AOF’s balance sheet, providing a financial foundation for borrowing from impact investors. Applying historical multipliers, ratios derived from AOF’s past funding and lending results, the study estimates Ripple’s $10 million allocation may attract as much as $50 million in new debt capital. Repayments allow that money to finance subsequent borrowers, potentially producing roughly $156 million in cumulative lending over the next decade. Ripple funded the research, produced with TXP and ideas42, covering nearly 20,000 businesses and $960 million in loans. Researchers used the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis’ Regional Input-Output Modeling System, a model that estimates how activity in one industry affects the wider economy. Estimated historical results included $5.46 billion in GDP, more than 60,000 retained jobs, and over 10,000 new jobs. The remaining $5 million of Ripple’s donation finances education, research, and a storytelling campaign, including its Digital Leap Forward Accelerator. The accelerator helps small business owners adopt digital tools and improve financial knowledge. Ripple’s original nonprofit funding commitment also included Hire Heroes USA, which assists veterans and military spouses with employment. $RLUSD Connects Digital Donations With Financial Infrastructure The contribution was delivered in $RLUSD, a digital token designed to maintain a value tied to the U.S. dollar. Such dollar-pegged stablecoins can transfer funds on blockchain networks, while AOF’s projected GDP comes from borrowing, repeated lending, and business activity. The $900 million estimate applies historical multipliers to the gift; actual future results will vary. Ripple has also used $RLUSD to finance education through nonprofit organizations distributing classroom resources across the United States. Its $25 million education commitment supported DonorsChoose and Teach For America, with most funding delivered in $RLUSD. First-year results included 48,108 classroom projects funded through DonorsChoose across all 50 states. Institutional services are expanding alongside those donations, with Standard Chartered launching $RLUSD custody on the XRP Ledger on Oct. 12 through its branch in the Dubai International Financial Centre, a financial services hub in Dubai. A separate planned collaboration with Ripple and LMAX Group, an operator of institutional trading venues, would allow eligible tokens to serve as trading collateral while remaining in bank custody. Collateral consists of assets pledged to secure trading obligations. AOF plans a public discussion with its research partners and Ripple on Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. EDT.