Ripple didn't just build the rails for today's transaction. They used their own balance sheet to run on them. You don't put your own money into infrastructureRipple didn't just build the rails for today's transaction. They used their own balance sheet to run on them. You don't put your own money into infrastructure
Ripple utilized its balance sheet to support infrastructure, indicating confidence in their transaction framework.
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Ripple didn't just build the rails for today's transaction. They used their own balance sheet to run on them. You don't put your own money into infrastructure you're not sure about.
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