For the longest time, $XRP remained one of the most liquid trading pairs in crypto, right after $BTC and $ETH—but here's the catch: almost all that activity was happening on centralized exchanges.
Now things are changing. With Flare Networks expanding its infrastructure, XRP and $USDC spot trading pairs are finally going live on-chain. This isn't just another trading pair launch. It marks a fundamental shift: liquidity that was locked into CEX order books can now flow into decentralized venues.
What does this mean? XRP stops being just another CEX asset and becomes a true multi-chain player. On-chain swaps, composability with other protocols, and genuine decentralized trading—the infrastructure is finally catching up to what the market needs.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-12 11:43
Finally! XRP has escaped exchange surveillance?
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Now this is really interesting, liquidity has finally started to flow out
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Flare is trying to turn things around, after all this time still relying on XRP
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Talking about multi-chain for so long, now are you finally serious?
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On-chain liquidity ≠ true multi-chain, don’t be too optimistic
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CEX being sidelined is bound to happen sooner or later
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Wait, what impact does this have on the coin price?
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I don’t believe you, whether Flare’s infrastructure is up to par still depends on the actual performance
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quietly_staking
· 01-11 16:33
Finally no longer being bloodsucked by CEX, XRP is really about to take off this time
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Flare played a good move, the liquidity breakout truly changed the game rules
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Wait, is this truly decentralization or just moving the goalposts to harvest more?
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Multi-chain? I only care if I can make money
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It should have been like this long ago, XRP has been locked in exchanges for too long
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 01-09 12:57
Finally no longer being tightly controlled by CEX, XRP is looking interesting this time
Wait, is Flare really reliable? Or is it just another hype...
Liquidity flowing from CEX to the chain? Wow, the crypto world is really changing
Honestly, I just want to know how the transaction fees are; only cheap fees make it worth playing
I've heard the talk about decentralized trading countless times, but the key is still whether people actually use it
Is XRP making a comeback? I bet five bucks it gets hammered again next week
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-09 12:52
Finally, XRP is about to break free from the grip of CEXs
This round of Flare is impressive; on-chain liquidity is truly different
Wait, could it just be false hope, and next month it returns to CEX
Multi-chain XRP? I'm watching it, let's see it run first
Decentralized trading sounds great, but how does it actually feel to use...
Infrastructure has finally caught up, but who knows how long it will last
This is the XRP it should be, after holding back for so long
Feels like another cyclical hype, but this time it's really a bit different
Multi-chain liquidity sounds wonderful, but what about the fees
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Hash_Bandit
· 01-09 12:40
lol finally... xrp breaking outta the cex prison after all these years. been hodling since the dark ages, this feels like watching network difficulty finally stabilize fr
Breaking Down Silos: XRP Goes Truly Multi-chain
For the longest time, $XRP remained one of the most liquid trading pairs in crypto, right after $BTC and $ETH—but here's the catch: almost all that activity was happening on centralized exchanges.
Now things are changing. With Flare Networks expanding its infrastructure, XRP and $USDC spot trading pairs are finally going live on-chain. This isn't just another trading pair launch. It marks a fundamental shift: liquidity that was locked into CEX order books can now flow into decentralized venues.
What does this mean? XRP stops being just another CEX asset and becomes a true multi-chain player. On-chain swaps, composability with other protocols, and genuine decentralized trading—the infrastructure is finally catching up to what the market needs.