A viewer asked: Where do you think XRP still needs to improve technically to stay competitive long-term? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver outlines the specific protocol amendments and technical infrastructure upgrades required for the XRP Ledger to support large-scale institutional financial adoption. He identifies several proposed ledger modifications currently awaiting validator approval, including permissioned domains, permissioned decentralized exchanges, and batch transaction processing. Furthermore, Claver highlights proposed standards known as XLS sixty-four, sixty-five, and sixty-six, which introduce pseudo accounts, native borrowing, lending mechanisms, and automated liquidity pools directly onto the network. He explains that implementing these on-chain decentralized finance capabilities provides the operational framework necessary for institutional integration. Claver also notes that adopting these technical enhancements depends on regulatory adjustments in the United States, which would establish clear compliance guidelines for institutions utilizing automated lending and liquidity functions across the ledger.
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