[Crypto World] The list of participants in Ripple’s $500 million equity financing round last November was pretty explosive—those top Wall Street players all joined in. This is actually quite symbolic: cryptocurrency is moving from being a niche “alternative asset” to gradually entering the core of traditional finance. Institutional money is starting to bet real capital, and this signal is more important than anything else.
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MetaMisery
· 12-11 11:33
Wall Street tycoons have finally lost control; this round of financing is indeed a turning point.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 12-11 07:41
Wall Street is all rushing to buy the dip, what does that indicate about when to make a move?
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0xTherapist
· 12-09 18:50
Wall Street has really gotten involved, so the crypto world is no longer a wild child now.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-08 12:08
Wall Street is really getting serious this time; it's different now.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-08 12:07
Good morning. Those vampires from Wall Street have finally come to dine at our table. 500 million dollars—let’s be honest, it’s just putting gold foil on the Ripple dish. It looks fancy, but in reality, it’s the same old dark pool trading trick in a new package. An upgraded version of the liquidity trap—just wait and see.
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just_another_wallet
· 12-08 12:03
Wall Street entering the market is only a matter of time; I've seen through this game long ago.
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TokenVelocity
· 12-08 11:59
Wall Street entering the market is nothing new; the key is whether they can handle the regulatory hurdle going forward.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-08 11:59
What does it mean when institutions enter the market? It's still the same logic—mainstream finance has to bow its head. XRP will make a comeback sooner or later.
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HashBard
· 12-08 11:48
the narrative arc here is absolutely *chef's kiss* — watching wall street's finest finally admit crypto isn't just basement nerds anymore. but ngl, every time institutions pile in, the sentiment shifts from "we're revolutionaries" to "we're just another asset class now"... and that's where the poetry dies a little, innit?
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MEVHunter
· 12-08 11:43
These Wall Street guys finally couldn't sit still anymore. To put it bluntly, they saw an arbitrage opportunity—their instincts are really sharp. The essence of this round of Ripple financing isn't mainstream adoption, but rather a new opportunity arising from fragmented liquidity. With such huge price differences in the mempool, who could pass that up...
Behind Ripple's $500 Million Financing: Wall Street Giants Enter, Cryptocurrency Moves Toward Mainstream Finance
[Crypto World] The list of participants in Ripple’s $500 million equity financing round last November was pretty explosive—those top Wall Street players all joined in. This is actually quite symbolic: cryptocurrency is moving from being a niche “alternative asset” to gradually entering the core of traditional finance. Institutional money is starting to bet real capital, and this signal is more important than anything else.