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Yes the #DTCC Collateral AppChain, in partnership with Chainlink is scheduled to launch in conjuction with the full tokenization service launch to create a fully fledged open infrastructure platform. This chain is potentially where XRPL can deploy post-trade OTC settlement.
AI visual note: A press release dated May 12, 2026 announces DTCC's partnership with Chainlink to integrate the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) into DTCC's Collateral AppChain for 24/7 collateral management, with the platform scheduled to go live in Q4 2026 following its unveiling at DTCC's Great Collateral Experiment. The highlighted sections emphasize that AppChain is a shared infrastructure platform for collateral and is expected to launch in Q4 2026, aligning with the post's note about its potential to serve as open infrastructure for tokenization and post-trade OTC settlement, potentially on the XRPL.
i've never been a memecoin person. for a long time i couldn't understand what on earth memecoins were for. i mean, what is the point in them. kinda like nfts, but without the artistry. fast up, fast down. no more than pure tools for extraction. that's what i thought. but
AI visual note: A black-and-white cartoon titled "Our Education System" depicts a man at a desk telling various animals—an elephant, monkey, penguin, fish, dog, and duck—"For a fair selection everybody has to take the same exam: please climb that tree," with an Albert Einstein quote below: "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." The image satirizes how uniform standards fail to recognize different strengths, mirroring the poster's point about dismissing memecoins based on narrow criteria like rapid price swings rather than recognizing their distinct role in the crypto ecosystem.
SEC v. Ripple ran from the December 2020 complaint through rulings that separated programmatic XRP sales from institutional ones. That legal history is now a reference point for how the SEC treats token sales generally.