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Permission Delegation and Atomic Batch are now live. Ripple's collateral vision still awaits privacy, token-update and fee-sponsorship upgrades.
Fees and reserves require XRP, while larger demand depends on routing choices and the balances held in liquidity or credit products.
An Oct. 8 snapshot counts 21.97 billion XRP in exchange custody, while executable supply depends on sell orders and price tolerance.
Franklin and Canary saw outflows on Oct. 6 even as the five tracked funds gained net inflows, while wallet migrations complicate the supply story.
The selloff followed a near-quadrupling in XRPN’s closing price ahead of Evernorth’s planned Nasdaq debut.
Roughly $88.5 million in closing-linked gross sources remains conditional, with expenses and spending choices deciding additional XRP demand.
More than $7 million has been borrowed against FXRP, but native XRPL lending still has to prove credit growth can translate into broader participation.
Armada’s August trust balance and a conditional note show possible funding, but redemptions and spending choices will decide any new token purchases.
XRP withdrawals remained disabled on Sept. 26, while Bitquery's dated trace shows tokens moving onward without a measured spot-market sale.
