Thank you sir, this is excellent info.
I consider myself a Cardano fan (Non-custodial proof-of-stake where you don't give ownership of your funds for staking, no slashing stakers) . From everything I've seen with its design, it's a much better alternative to Ethereum (which is custodial and slashes your stake, taking away your funds if the stake pool operator makes a mistake) and other smart contract platforms.
Ripple (which develops XRP) partner Accenture working on FedNow and other CBDCs makes me very uneasy. I associate CBDCs as evil and anyone helping build them as evil as well.
I think the best tech will win but I have yet to see what tech makes XRP better other than having former Ripple employees in the government and possibly having more government intervention on their side. XRP will for sure win their case aaginst the SEC, they are by no means a security.
Thank you sir, this is excellent info.
I consider myself a Cardano fan (Non-custodial proof-of-stake where you don't give ownership of your funds for staking, no slashing stakers) . From everything I've seen with its design, it's a much better alternative to Ethereum (which is custodial and slashes your stake, taking away your funds if the stake pool operator makes a mistake) and other smart contract platforms.
If XRP is partnered with the FedNow CBDC, there is no way I'll invest in that. It will go up, but it won't take over.
Thank you sir, this is useful info.
I consider myself a Cardano fan (Non-custodial proof-of-stake where you don't give ownership of your funds for staking, no slashing stakers) . From everything I've seen with its design, it's a much better alternative to Ethereum (which is custodial and slashes your stake, taking away your funds if the stake pool operator makes a mistake) and other smart contract platforms.
If XRP is partnered with the FedNow CBDC, there is no way I'll invest in that. It will go up, but it won't take over.