🇰🇷 Will the majority of tokenized volume be on Private or Public blockchains?
Monica Long - "Public"
She also mentions that the benefits of private blockchains are coming to the $XRP Ledger with confidential transfer (XLS-96) and permission delegation (XLS-75). pic.twitter.com/4ySa0k3SKo
— Vet (@Vet_X0) September 30, 2026
This narrative benefits the $XRP Ledger, a decentralized public Layer 1 blockchain, as tokenized volume flows to public blockchains. Confidential transfers (XLS-96) allow institutional-grade privacy for Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPTs), while Permission Delegation allows accounts to delegate some permissions to other accounts.
As reported, Ripple President Monica Long will headline the $XRP Seoul event scheduled for October 3, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Seoul alongside Ripple executives including SVP Markus Infanger, J.A. Akinyele, RippleX Head of Engineering; Christina Chan, Senior Director of Ecosystem Growth at Ripple; Tatsuya Kohrogi, Senior Ecosystem Growth Manager at Ripple, among others.
What's next for $XRP?
Major use-case-enabling features are coming to the $XRP Ledger in the coming weeks. Permission Delegation and Batch are expected to provide institutional-grade account management and trustless atomic transaction execution on the XRPL.
Batch, alongside its fix upgrade, eyes a mainnet activation on October 9, while Permission Delegation is expected to launch on October 8, 2026, provided they sustain above 80% support for the two-week activation window.
In recent news, CSD BR, a financial market infrastructure with more than BRL 22 trillion in registered assets, announced the first phase of a strategic partnership with Ripple. This initiative marks a new step in the evolution of asset tokenization in Brazil.
Ripple Global Partner Success Lead Luke Judges says the integration is a big win for the $XRP Ledger and that the first issuance under the initiative is expected to bring about $15 billion of 'represented' market cap on XRPL.