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There seems to be some high profile XRP Customers signed on already, BMO, UBS etc. I'm not holding my breath as to the wide spread usage in Korea & Japanese ba
by thoughtpalette 9y ago
There seems to be some high profile XRP Customers signed on already, BMO, UBS etc.
I'm not holding my breath as to the wide spread usage in Korea & Japanese banks (as another article states), but I'm optimistic about the technology in general. (1500 TRX/s vs BTC 7 TRX/s)
- gruez 9y ago>There seems to be some high profile XRP Customers signed on already, BMO, UBS etc. using it as in, using the technology, or using it as in using the currency?
- thoughtpalette 9y agoNo idea. Potentially initial speculators or investors? Not sure why they would list them as "Customers" otherwise.
- usrusr 9y agoI guess much of it is just planting a flag, signaling to shareholders and the like that they are not getting left behind. There is a huge difference between "we are in touch with this" and "we are fully committing to this". It's like the difference between a software consultancy claiming scala expertise because they had a few people read up on it and a software consultancy stopping to write java.
- hanklazard 9y agoSomething like Corda (1) seems like a better technology. Banks get all the benefits of distributed ledger without all the cryptocurrency speculation and hype. (1) https://www.corda.net/ https://www.corda.net/
- thoughtpalette 9y agoNo doubt. This will be a competitive space for quite some time.