$XRP
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JUST IN: Ripple execs reveal why XRPL was built fast from day one not by chance, by design. No smart contracts needed. Native ledger functionality handles escrow, DEX, and compliance directly via API no need to build it yourself. Result: 3-4 second settlement, sub-cent cost. [Spoken audio]: Why was XRP so fast from the beginning on when other blockchains were actually quite slow, at least in the beginning? Yeah, that's a great question. I think the founders of the XRP Ledger built the XRP Ledger to be, it's meant for payments and financial institutions. The architectureally the way XRP is set up is that there's no, they're on smart contracts per se but there's a lot of native functionality that exists on the XRP ledger that allows you to do the same things that smart contracts do, but by just accessing via API endpoints that functionality on the ledger. So you don't need to build your own escrow functionality. You don't need to build your own decks, for example. You don't have to build your own central limit order book or compliance technology. You can just leverage features that are already available on the XRP ledger today and really plug in. And thinking about, like we've always suggested amendments to the ledger. We have the community coming in making proposals for how the ledger grows from here out. All of those enhancements have come with a very singular focus, such as how can you grow broad-based adoption in the safest possible way and the most scalable way that you can. And what that means is that I think this is where the vision was very powerful right from the beginning, is if you go to a Starbucks and you want to buy a coffee, you don't want to land up spending $20 or $30 on gas. You also want it to be reliable that the block time can confirm in three to four seconds so that you can make a payment reliably on time. And so those are some of the very basic principles that went into the design of the ledger, just purpose-built for payments or movement of value, which is really powerful, whether it's payments of XRP or stablecoin on the XRP ledger or another tokenized asset, it's the same speed cost principle.