He was not talking about Ripple’s own products. He was pointing to independent adoption — and the list is getting harder to ignore.
Binance And Bitget Expand Their XRPL FootprintSince then, trading pairs including RLUSD/USDT and RLUSD/XRP have gone live on the exchange, giving users faster and cheaper ways to move funds within the ecosystem.
I’m not talking about Ripple products.
I’m referring to XRPL integrations on Binance, Bitget, Rakuten Wallet, Exodus etc
Pay attention, Fomo.
Bitget Wallet has since followed, adding the XRPL mainnet to its platform and enabling XRP and RLUSD transfers alongside cross-chain options.
Non stop wave of XRP integrations on various platforms, payment providers, exchanges and what not. Sometimes with XRPL issued asset support when it makes sense.
Focus is on having XRP front and center.
This will pay off when decades start happening in weeks again.
Exodus Movement expanded its own XRP Ledger support on April 16, rolling out upgraded tools for managing and moving XRP within its self-custody wallet. The update also brought RLUSD support to the platform for the first time.
According to Exodus, XRP is already among the most actively used assets on its platform — and the new features were built in direct response to user demand.
Rakuten Opens XRP To 44 Million Users In JapanUsers can now spend XRP at more than 5 million merchant locations, trade it within the app, and convert Rakuten loyalty points into XRP.
That last feature connects the token to one of Japan’s most widely used rewards systems, where trillions of points are already in circulation. The move puts XRP in front of more than 44 million users at once.
These developments span a range of functions — trading, payments, transfers, and asset storage — across platforms that serve users well beyond the core crypto audience.
A Pattern Building Toward The Next Market CycleVet, who runs a validator node on the XRP Ledger, framed the current stretch of activity as something to watch closely before market conditions shift.
His post did not forecast a price move. It simply pointed to the pace of adoption and suggested that its full weight may not be felt until trading volumes pick up again.
Featured image from Meta, chart from TradingView
