XRP is rising.

>>60625504 (OP)
Kek, but this is about chainlink

>>60625515
Cope

When did you realize you were being tricked by a charlatan?

>>60625515
is link even ISO20022 compliant? I've never seen anyone mention Link with ISO, only some shitcoins like hbar quant xrp iota and some others

>>60625504 (OP)
This "xrp = iso20022" thing is either the funniest or the saddest joke of the year.
Hard to tell.

Especially since iso 20022 is basically all about Swift, who is integrating Chainlink.

>>60625578
>is link even ISO20022 compliant?
Swift is gearing up to adopt Chainlink, so obviously.

ISO 20022 is a messaging standard, it is literally external data and if you want to have it on any blockchain you need oracles.

man what's it going to feel like when chainlink becomes the global standard and settles at $5?

>>60625596
Cope, linkie. XRP is the (((federal reserve))) coin and LINK is there to undermine the (((federal reserve))). Never bet against the federal reserve.

>>60625504 (OP)
breaking news: the fed implements a fancier JSON

>>60625636
>XRP is the (((federal reserve))) coin
No it really isn't.

>>60625578
It's not, but it doesn't matter. ISO is just a messaging protocol. It doesn't actually do anything.

>>60625504 (OP)
Cool, but why is ripple pumping? The garlicbread sucked another cock?

>>60625706
If xrp goes up because brad sucks cock, then why isn’t Sergey going ham? Chainlink is still around $16.

>>60625644
This

>>60625596
Chainlink's use case is DATA SECURITY and oracles, it has nothing to do with XRP's use case which is atomic settlement, both could be used together, stop this retarded nonsense.

>>60625690
>It's not
t. retard
ISO 20022 is a messaging format, in other words "external data".
And you need oracles to put it on chain.

>>60625769
Visa used Chainlink specifically for settlement.
They're reducing counterparty risk by having payment and delivery happen simultaneously via smart contracts.

Wanna know what they didn't use? A """bridge currency""".

>>60625515
>ctrl+f chainlink
>0 results
Every. Single. Time.
>fed wife uses volante and volante only
>volpay is XRP and XRP only
Linkcel delusion is pretty funny

>>60625504 (OP)
How did XRP fags leach their way into this narrative?

>>60625851
ISO20022 was a conspiracy theory, you genderless faggots you inserted yourselves into it in 2022 when it was only talked about by XRP holders.

>>60625659
Lol you're so delusional. If it was chain link then it might as well be ethereum. Chainlink is built on ethereum so just use ethereum, chain link is just eth with extra steps. XRP is its own thing, it doesn't answer to some father-chain. I just don't understand what's so hard to understand about that. Link doesn't even have its own chain, that's delusional to think that the global financial system is going to go through some middle man. The world is done with middle men. It's not going to be link. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Link isn't even iso20022 compliant. You're getting scammed.

>>60625851
Lmfao XRP was always the iso coin. I know how much you linktards love to imitate us in every single regard but you're a couple years late trying to steal this narrative. Just sit back and watch the show.

>>60625972
>If it was chain link then it might as well be ethereum
>Chainlink is built on ethereum so just use ethereum

cripple definitely isn't sending their best

>>60626008
Refute it then.

Oh wait, you can't.

>>60625832
>>fed wife uses volante and volante only
fedwire has tons of similar service providers besides Volante.

>>volpay is XRP and XRP only
Volpay is primarily a cloud payment system.
You have to go out of your way to involve XRP in Volante.

Why are cripples such compulsive liars?

>>60626014
>>60626023

Here you go bro

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/chainlink-ccip-is-officially-live-on-solana-supercharging-the-growth-of-solana-defi-by-unlocking-access-to-19b-of-assets-302458899.html

>>60625551
fuck... my savings...

I like XRP more than this thread.
Ripplenet is iso20022 compliant and ripple is on the board or whatever.
XRP has nothing to do with iso20022 except for it's connections with ripplenet.
Just because you see iso20022 doesn't mean that it's going to use XRP.

>>60625813
No where in this pic says that Link was used for settlement, it only says that the transaction uses chainlink, what for? Oracles maybe

>>60625995
There is no such thing as the iso coin, many alt coins are gonna be used.

>>60625636
kek pathetic attempt.
>the fed loves a finite supply coin
>the fed is against an infinitely inflating shitcoin

>>60627618
Payment versus payment and delivery versus payment are both forms of atomic settlement.

>>60626062
To this very day LINK is only good for trading shitcoins on platforms that are miles and miles behind doing anything relevant.
We really don't care about accurate cross-chain PEPE prices.
We are doing business here lad.

>>60627670
>To this very day LINK is only good for trading shitcoins on platforms that are miles and miles behind doing anything relevant.
That's all crypto has ever done.

>We are doing business here
Apparently no crypto is more useful to "business" than Chainlink.

>>60627679
>clown ID
kek

No. I'm in business. I operate in dollars and other local currencies and I take payments in those in volume.
I really don't need to be checking with a third party for the price.
I need .2% payment processing fees.

>>60625769
These retards think that they can put a dollar into a vending machine and itll be put into blockchain technology. Youre absolutely right that they can synergize together.

Xrp is a settlement layer for cross border payments. LINK is an abstraction layer meant to facilitate smart contract execution and cross chain transactions.

Ripple converts any fiat supply into xrp which in turn has an EVM (cuck cage) that will allow to send smart contracts to only ethereum. Once its on ethereum, companies are able to then utilize CCIP and native smart contract execution with LINK to further utilize said cross chain execution of smart contracts.


Xrp is the on ramp layer while LINK is the execution layer. Both are absolutely needed in their own space. And thats where the industry is headed.

>>60627700
You have been limited in your thinking.
Tokenized assets on the ledger will eventually replace any need for this "execution layer" of smart contracts.

Also, micro payment volume in XRP will for sure surpass anything XRP does cross border.

>>60627710
Itll be hard to convince every company in the world to not develop their own solutions and rely solely on XRP. Such as JP morgan utilizing hyperledger besu and walmart china using vechain. ANZ also testing on AVAX.

Xrp is absolutely necessary to being the on ramp for accelerating institutional use while other projects will fill their niche requirements like smart contract execution and cross chain transactions.

>>60625604
Chainlink is not ISO 2022 compliant, chud.

>>60627719
You don't need to convince every company.
Just like APPL didn't need to convince everyone to use an Iphone.
RipplePay will likely become my bank settlement layer once they have their banking license.
BofA is charging me 2.7%.

>>60625578
ISO20022 compliance isn't a real thing for cryptos. But ISO20022 is LINK compliant.

>>60627819

>>60625504 (OP)
There are like 15 paid articles all like this talking about how bullish this is for XRP and then they go on to mention several other random shitcoins. It obviously has nothing to do with XRP or currently any crypto, so what gives?

>>60627832
Yes...but we are at $3 APPL.
It's a relative point that you want to pay attention to when you invest.

You want the relative return to be high compared to alternatives. The eventual end is basically irrelevant unless you just want to hold something forever like a beanie baby.

>>60625995
So why is ISO creating a FAQ for inept crypto retards explicitly stating theres no such thing?

>>60627827
>knee
status?
>bent

>>60627880
Being ISO20022 "compliant" is like a simp who is trying to get some pussy by acting like "the nice guy". It will never work, they have to choose you. You cant force yourself into the panties of global finance.

>>60627700
>Xrp is a settlement layer for cross border payments
Chainlink is unironically the settlement layer.
See pic

>>60627719
what's stopping them from rolling their own implementation of xrp?

YOU JUST KNOW FISHY IS HAVING A MENTAL BREAKDOWN RIGHT NOW. LOVE TO SEE IT.

>>60625504 (OP)
Can you please stop mentioning Chainlink anywhere near or alongside of XRP? There's no comparison. Chainlink is the literal future of world finance, all markets, no matter what the price says. It delivers the infrastructure needed for what's being created.
XRP does not deserve being named in the same context. Shill XRP all you like, but leave Link tf out of that. Embarrassing shit desu

>>60625504 (OP)
Oh cool now they don't even have to print money before they send it to Israel, they can just press a button and teleport it there. Can't wait for this shit dollar to collapse. BTC to the moon.

>>60627842
They do it for free and that's why they are winning actually.

>>60628110
Read image, 4chan assumes what was typed is spam.

>>60628120
Nothing, thats why its impossible to conceive that everything will run on a single chain alone

>>60628284
Go ahead faggots, throw that image into AI and have them rate it 1 through 100 in terms of accuracy

>>60628284
Everything will be tokenized. Everything will be LINKed.

>>60628501
Fukin A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiZHNw1MtzI

>>60625769
Nope. XRP is the standard of standards and is only coin that is needed. Everything will go to zero and XRP will absorb all of the capital in the crypto market

i seriously hate u dumb stinkies

>>60628501
Everything will he CHAINed, ok buddy.

>>60627719
>ANZ also testing on AVAX.
thats just becase they want avax bros to bank with them because they have a enormous amount of wallets in Aussie/NZ invested in that and HBAR

>>60625504 (OP)

>>60627719
>ANZ also testing on AVAX.

>>60625504 (OP)
XRP/XLM/SHx

>>60629476
>i seriously hate u dumb stinkies
Do you wish to be hated back? Is this what this is about? Attention? I can deliver.

>>60628284
Notice how the first step in both of your scenarios involves institutions randomly buying XRP.

This is the only way you can get them to use XRP, by writing fan fiction.
Same way a fat roastie gets Timothee Chalamet to make out with them.

>>60628135
kek
>fishy having a mental breakdown
is it Tuesday already?

>>60630143
>randomly
Kek. Pattern recognition is very hard for people I know, but I assure it's not randomly.

>>60628284
>>60630976
The premise starts off with institutions holding XRP, and therefore they need XRP or something?