1) for sure 100% the banks have been wanting a platform to give money on . Something better than what they have. That is 100% not conspiratorial and an overtly stated fact.
I’m in agreement there. It was talked about with “The Amero” back in the late 90s and then digital UBI. However we also have to remember our system in America still has certain checks and balances. Congress would have to approve of major money changes like CBDC/UBI so it’s not an easy done deal even though it’s been talked about for a while.
2)ripple apparently was created to satisfy that need. It was created before bitcoin.
This is what their marketing team pushes out there. But it’s not the truth.
Ripple and XRP were both created after Bitcoin. The so called predecessor Ripple Pay was named and founded earlier by someone one else and had nothing to do with the XRP crypto technology that Ripple developed, they just used the name
And this is why I'm asking your opinion?
What if the banks fully adopt ripple/xrp as their trading platform.
I don’t think they will. Besides XRP is XRP, any XRP/Ripple stablecoins, which hasn’t been launched yet afaik, would be separate from the XRP ledger. So it would not affect XRP prices directly. This is something that gets claimed all the time but it’s bullshit. Just like people buying ordinals and Bitcoin NFTs on Bitcoin does nothing to pump the price of Bitcoin, even when it was at its fever pitch. The relationship between the Ripple network and XRP ledger is often very blurred and this is done on purpose.
Also…I just don’t believe all the Ripple claims. There was a conference in June 2019, the Western Union CEO Hikmet Ersek commented that his company had experimented with Ripple in 2018 but had chosen not to adopt their cryptocurrency based payments software, asserting that it was "five times more expensive", than using their existing infrastructure.
If they did it they would have to all do it- that would be the point of it.
What if they used xrp and had xrp " stablecoin " on the side. But used xrp as their main vehicle ?
Imagine trillions of dollars flowing on that thing. Of course the price will go crazy.
No. It doesn’t function that way with the tech. Like I said, they are related but not the same thing. Banks can use the Ripple network for remittances and other payments without ever touching XRP.
It’s the XRP marketers that try to claim it’s all the same thing and one thing will affect the other. It’s just false from how I understand it.