2026-01-07 22:21:16

Ripple recently issued an official statement clarifying that the company has no immediate plans to pursue an Initial Public Offering (IPO), putting to rest speculation that has circulated in recent months. Meanwhile, the XRP ecosystem continues to expand its cross-chain capabilities. Flare Network has unveiled a new integration that provides direct XRP spot exposure on Hyperliquid, enabling traders to access XRP liquidity across different platforms seamlessly. This development reflects the broader trend of DeFi protocols enhancing interoperability and expanding token accessibility. The move could potentially increase trading volume and adoption for XRP holders seeking alternative trading venues and improved market depth.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-09 04:28

no ipo plans, actually fine by me—theoretically speaking, better to fix the liquidity mechanics first than chase public markets chasing. flare + hyperliquid integration though? statistically significant move for volume.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-09 01:50

Not going public, not going public. Anyway, the cross-chain ecosystem is expanding, and this collaboration between Flare and Hyperliquid is indeed quite interesting.

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YieldHunter

· 01-08 08:10

nah, actually if you look at the data ripple's been using this "no ipo" move as a deflection tactic for months... technically speaking the real play here is flare's hyperliquid integration, but lmk when we see actual tvl movement before celebrating

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-07 22:48

No IPO, no IPO anyway, Ripple isn't short on money. But the integration of Flare Network is quite interesting; expanding XRP liquidity indeed makes things more convenient, but I don't know how much trading volume it can attract.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-07 22:47

Uh, not going public? Then let's continue chasing our crypto dreams haha --- Cross-chain is indeed moving, but can the liquidity really pick up? --- Another integration... feels like these positive news are stacking up quickly. Can XRP keep up? --- Didn't expect Flare to be ready so soon. This time, trading depth is saved. --- Not going public is actually more interesting. Let it grow wild and free. --- Hyperliquid's recent moves are really good; finally, seamless trading is possible. --- DeFi interoperability has been talked about for years, but few have actually implemented it. --- Who knows if trading volume will increase? Let's first see the market reaction. --- No matter how many cross-chain gimmicks there are, in the end, it's all about the token price.

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MetaEggplant

· 01-07 22:43

Not going public, not going public. Anyway, the ecosystem is expanding, and Flare's cross-chain integration this time is quite impressive.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-07 22:35

Ripple is not going public, so we'll just hold on. Anyway, the XRP ecosystem is doing pretty well with cross-chain development, and Hyperliquid's liquidity has deepened a bit, improving the trading experience... It's just that I always feel like something is missing.

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degenonymous

· 01-07 22:34

Not going public, then just keep playing on the chain. Anyway, cross-chain capabilities are getting stronger, XRP liquidity is also expanding, and that's the real deal.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-07 22:33

Not going public is actually a wise choice, as it avoids being harassed by the SEC every day and prevents another legal drama. Flare's cross-chain integration is somewhat interesting, but frankly, it's still about extending liquidity. Whether it can break through the floor price is the real test.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-07 22:24

It should be pointed out that Ripple's recent actions are actually a naive illusion in the market of falsification—you all think that centralized companies will go for IPOs to exchange for USD, but in fact, this directly contradicts the fundamental principles of blockchain technology. According to on-chain data, XRP's cross-chain integration with Hyperliquid is truly worth paying attention to. It is evident that liquidity fragmentation is gradually being addressed, and behind this is DeFi moving closer to the interoperability vision outlined in Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper... although it is still a long way off. The argument is very clear: the absence of an IPO is not a flaw; it precisely proves that the value consensus of the token does not require Wall Street's endorsement.

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