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RLUSD TO BE LISTED ON UPHOLD WITH 5% REWARDS—WILL ALL XRP USERS BENEFIT?

▪️Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin launches on Uphold on December 18 with 5% rewards starting January 2025.

▪️RLUSD is backed 1:1 by USD reserves and approved by NYDFS.

Ripple’s new USD-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, will be fully launched on the Web3 financial platform Uphold on 18 December 2024. In January 2025, RLUSD will become part of Uphold’s Rewards Center, allowing users to be rewarded for holding the stablecoin. This launch is an important milestone for Ripple and its attempts to advance digital payment systems and bring value to XRP holders.

Uphold and Ripple Partnership

RLUSD is authorized and established under the New York Trust Company Charter and regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services. It is backed 1:1 by USD reserves and cash equivalents, a position that must be stable and reliable.

Maintaining stablecoin transparency is ensured through regular, preferably monthly, third-party audits. The stablecoin itself has enhanced enterprise-grade security. Ripple has also audited RLUSD’s smart contracts to improve safety and its reception by institutions.

Exclusive Rewards and User Benefits

Later in January 2025, RLUSD stored on Uphold will be eligible for several privileges from the platform’s Reward Center. The users will be paid 5% of the RLUSD holdings by simply browsing the platform, depositing assets, trading, and many other activities. Also, participants will be given a limited opportunity to get insight into all the top cryptocurrencies and first dibs on any new token sale.

Uphold has made the latest change in its Rewards Center, introducing a tier structure. Those specific users who have managed to get through all three levels will be given the opportunity to use RLUSD a full day before anyone else. This initiative corresponds to Uphold’s approach of involving people and providing utility to the XRP stakeholders.

Future Expansion and Strategic Partnerships
Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, which will be accessible on MoonPay, Archax, and is going live on CoinMENA soon and on Bitso, Bitstamp, Bullish, and Mercado Bitcoin in the following weeks. Such a wide release is believed to help boost awareness and acceptance of RLUSD in different world markets.

Ripple has assembled an advisory board to steer the development of RLUSD, which includes Raghuram Rajan, former governor of the Reserve Bank of India, and Kenneth Montgomery, former chief operating officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Current members present at the platform include Sheila Bair, David Puth, and Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple.

As we have seen, with the introduction of RLUSD and its inclusion in Uphold, Ripple is again establishing its relevance in the digital payment systems’ ecosystem. Uphold maintains strategic participation in such platforms in line with its goals of providing genuine financial services in the blockchain industry.

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Source:  Crypto News Flash

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BRICS ISN’T THE REAL THREAT TO THE DOLLAR, THE US IS: HERE’S WHY

With the US president-elect targeting the BRICS bloc in 2025, many experts are worrying that the real threat to the US dollar lies eternally, not with BRICS. Donald Trump recently demanded that the BRICS nations “commit” that “they will neither create a new BRICS Currency nor back any other Currency to replace the mighty U.S. Dollar.” Trump also backed this threat with several tariff increases. However, could these backfire and harm the dollar more?

One Bloomberg analyst says that if Trump wants to maintain the dollar’s primacy, he should recognize that its value is not dependent on American power and threats, but on American reliability. How much could his incoming presidency harm BRICS, or the US dollar itself?

To Pursue or Not Pursue De-Dollarization: What are BRICS’ Plans?

South Africa released an official statement to affirm no common currency was planned. Furthermore, India’s foreign minister insisted that BRICS nations had “no interest in weakening the US dollar.” Even Russia’s President Putin said last month that the bloc isn’t aiming to destroy the greenback. That mission may still be carried through by the US itself though, putting the bloc in an advantage in 2025.

The BRICS bloc’s true mission appears not to be hurting the US economy or to challenge the primacy of the dollar. They want to instead carve out a section of the financial system that isn’t subject to US power. The US, however, hasn’t done well to keep its native currency strong over the last few years. The 2020 pandemic saw the dollar weaken dramatically, and nations around the world grew frustrated with the currency.

Trump to do More Harm to US Dollar Than BRICS?

Additionally, Trump’s Tariff plan may also do more harm than good to the US economy. If enacted, the tariff could be the catalyst for inciting continued efforts to abandon the US dollar on a global scale.

In a post to Truth Social, Trump previously said, “We require commitment from these countries that they will neither create a new BRCIS currency to replace the mighty US dollar, or they will face 100% tariffs and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful US economy.” 

Although BRICS nations have previously said that they would not seek to ditch the currency, Trump’s policies could drive a necessary recalculation of what would be best for these countries.

The imposition of Western sanctions drove Russia to initiate de-dollarization efforts through its BRICS alliance. The weaponization of the greenback saw the bloc further enhance trade deals, ultimately leading to the promotion of local currency trade. That will only enhance under Trump’s tariff plan.

Moreover, it will harm American industries. The current efforts to ditch the US dollar wouldn’t have the same effect on imports that the incoming president would.

Russian spokesperson Dmitry Peskov addressed Trump’s recent warning for the alliance specifically. “More and more countries are switching to the use of national currencies in their trade and foreign economic activities,” he said.

The global trade market is now as hungry as ever for a US dollar alternative. Several countries within BRICS are switching to local currencies, and even pursuing new reserve currencies not named USD. 

With Trump looking to put an iron fist on BRICS and USD opposers, the damage and fears may start growing more from the inside than his targets. The US may no longer be the middleman for many countries in global trade soon if the US dollar is indeed abandoned.

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Source:  Watcher Guru

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