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Ripple Backs Zilo and Licuido to Expand XRPL Capital Markets

Ripple Backs Zilo and Licuido to Expand XRPL Capital MarketsWorldPing

Ripple invested in Zilo and Licuido to expand the XRP Ledger’s institutional capital markets infrastructure. The deals add regulated fund administration, issuance, trading, settlement, and collateral tools for tokenized assets.

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