[Crypto World] All along, XRP Ledger and Cardano have been doing the same thing—building truly decentralized settlement infrastructure that supports high throughput and high controllability. It may not sound special, but compared to the functions that traditional finance is just now starting to replicate, their scale is insignificant.
What’s the key difference? These Web3 native systems use on-chain governance and formal verification to build, making them inherently more resistant to censorship and more transparent. Meanwhile, schemes led by large institutions, no matter how efficient they claim to be, fundamentally prioritize maintaining their own control.
In the short term, price fluctuations are the hot topic. But what do institutional investors need? Programmable, neutral, and truly trustworthy settlement channels. This demand is continuously growing. So, what is truly competitive is not how much the price has risen this year, but the maturity and reliability of the system itself. That’s why these types of infrastructure can ultimately survive and be integrated into the ecosystem—