PwC's latest report places Ripple in the spotlight as a key FINANCIAL SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE player. The recognition underscores how blockchain-based payment solutions are reshaping INSTITUTIONAL FINANCE and accelerating GLOBAL PAYMENTS adoption at scale.
This isn't just about a single project—it signals broader institutional acceptance of distributed ledger technology in the financial ecosystem. As major consulting firms validate these use cases, we're seeing the infrastructure layer of Web3 gain credibility beyond crypto-native circles.
When established players like PwC benchmark blockchain solutions against traditional systems, it marks a shift in how the industry views payment networks and cross-border settlement infrastructure.
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ApeShotFirst
· 18h ago
Oh my goodness, PwC's recognition has directly pushed Ripple to the forefront... The signal of institutional acceptance is so obvious, and you're still not jumping on board?
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-09 00:42
Hey, PwC's endorsement this time is indeed interesting, but can Ripple really break down that wall of institutional barriers... It still feels mostly theoretical on paper.
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FarmHopper
· 01-08 00:47
Well... Having a big firm like PwC endorse it can definitely break through the circle, but to be honest, Ripple has been relying on institutional narratives over the past few years. How many real-world payment use cases are there?
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RunWithRugs
· 01-07 20:59
PW is really starting to pay attention to this area. Ripple can be considered to have finally regained its pride this time.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-06 13:56
XRP is finally making a move, and PWC's endorsement is truly something else.
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ChainBrain
· 01-06 13:52
This is what we've been waiting for—the big institutions are finally taking it seriously.
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With endorsements from giants like pwc, ripple can finally shake off the label of a fly-by-night project, haha.
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Cross-border payments are truly a killer application for blockchain; traditional banking systems are just too inefficient.
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In plain terms, institutions with lots of money have discovered the true value of DLT and are no longer listening to the hype from the crypto circle.
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The signal of institutional entry is so obvious, yet some are still hesitating on the sidelines, really...
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 01-06 13:52
pwc has really endorsed Ripple this time, but to be honest, institutional adoption has been talked about for years. The real highlight is when it actually scales up.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 01-06 13:50
XRP is bragging again and again, can a PWC report be their meal?
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-06 13:36
PW is really starting to take this seriously. Ripple making it to the mainstream can also be considered another signal.
PwC's latest report places Ripple in the spotlight as a key FINANCIAL SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE player. The recognition underscores how blockchain-based payment solutions are reshaping INSTITUTIONAL FINANCE and accelerating GLOBAL PAYMENTS adoption at scale.
This isn't just about a single project—it signals broader institutional acceptance of distributed ledger technology in the financial ecosystem. As major consulting firms validate these use cases, we're seeing the infrastructure layer of Web3 gain credibility beyond crypto-native circles.
When established players like PwC benchmark blockchain solutions against traditional systems, it marks a shift in how the industry views payment networks and cross-border settlement infrastructure.