【Crypto World】Ripple’s layout in the cross-border payment field is becoming deeper, and the XRPL protocol upgrade has also been scheduled for 2026. But looking at XRP’s performance, it still oscillates repeatedly—investors can’t sit still and are thinking about how to put their money to work in this market.
Recently, many have turned to products like yield contracts. These platforms usually support assets across multiple public blockchains such as XRP, BTC, ETH, etc., and the key is to provide rule-based automated yields—simply put, deposit your coins, and the contract automatically allocates your earnings, settled in USD, clear and transparent.
What’s even more interesting is that some platforms are now integrating real-world asset (RWA) yield sources. This means the mechanisms of traditional finance yields are beginning to connect with on-chain assets. For holders, this opens up more possibilities for idle assets to generate returns.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-06 20:20
XRP is still fluctuating, I'm really annoyed
Wait, are profit contracts reliable? Feels like another scam to trap retail investors
RWA sounds good, but connecting traditional finance with on-chain... could it be even more dangerous?
Better to play it safe and keep holding
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-06 09:29
Waiting around for price increases is less effective than calculating ROI; this is the right approach. During XRP's repeated fluctuations, the key is to see how much the computing power return ratio of the profit contract can achieve.
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Layer2Observer
· 01-06 09:19
Profit-sharing contracts sound good, but you need to be clear—how exactly is the automated profit logic implemented at the smart contract level? Is there an audit report?
As for RWA, extra caution is needed. Integrating traditional financial yields on-chain—who will bear the risk exposure? This requires further verification.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-06 09:18
Integrating RWA is quite interesting. Connecting on-chain and off-chain is indeed the direction, but is it really reliable?
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GasBandit
· 01-06 09:12
Wait, the yield contract sounds good, but I just can't seem to trust it.
The dilemma and solutions for XRP holders: from long-term integration to yield empowerment
【Crypto World】Ripple’s layout in the cross-border payment field is becoming deeper, and the XRPL protocol upgrade has also been scheduled for 2026. But looking at XRP’s performance, it still oscillates repeatedly—investors can’t sit still and are thinking about how to put their money to work in this market.
Recently, many have turned to products like yield contracts. These platforms usually support assets across multiple public blockchains such as XRP, BTC, ETH, etc., and the key is to provide rule-based automated yields—simply put, deposit your coins, and the contract automatically allocates your earnings, settled in USD, clear and transparent.
What’s even more interesting is that some platforms are now integrating real-world asset (RWA) yield sources. This means the mechanisms of traditional finance yields are beginning to connect with on-chain assets. For holders, this opens up more possibilities for idle assets to generate returns.