XRP Ledger Breakthrough: Ondo’s OUSG Tokenized Treasuries Hit $7B Milestone
Ondo Finance''s short-term treasury product, OUSG, has successfully launched on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), marking a pivotal moment in the tokenized treasury market. With over $7 billion in tokenized treasuries now accessible, institutional investors can now mint and redeem OUSG 24/7 using Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. This integration not only enhances liquidity and accessibility but also underscores the growing adoption of blockchain technology for traditional financial assets. As of June 2025, this development positions XRPL as a key player in the convergence of decentralized finance (DeFi) and institutional finance, paving the way for broader crypto adoption.
Tokenized Treasuries Surpass $7B as Ondo’s OUSG Goes Live on XRP Ledger
Ondo Finance''s short-term treasury product, OUSG, has launched on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), providing 24/7 institutional access to tokenized U.S. Treasuries. The integration allows Qualified Purchasers to mint and redeem OUSG using Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. This marks a significant milestone in the adoption of blockchain for traditional financial assets.
The tokenized treasury market has now exceeded $7 billion in total value locked (TVL), with major players like Ondo, BlackRock, and Franklin Templeton leading the charge. OUSG alone boasts over $670 million in TVL, underscoring growing institutional demand for on-chain exposure to real-world assets (RWAs).
A recent Ripple and Boston Consulting Group report projects the tokenized asset market could reach $19 trillion by 2033. The XRP Ledger’s role as a settlement layer for these instruments highlights its evolving utility beyond payments.
Nasdaq’s VivoPower & Flare Launch $100M XRP Institutional Strategy
VivoPower International, a Nasdaq-listed company, has committed $100 million worth of XRP tokens through Flare Network''s blockchain infrastructure. This institutional crypto yield initiative coincides with heightened anticipation for an XRP ETF, with analysts projecting an 85% approval likelihood by 2025. The move signals a broader corporate shift toward crypto-based treasury management strategies.
Flare''s FAssets system enables XRP to interact with DeFi protocols, marking the first large-scale institutional deployment of this technology. VivoPower will also adopt Ripple''s RLUSD stablecoin as part of its digital treasury transformation, supported by $121 million in private funding led by Saudi royalty.
XRP News: Guggenheim and Ondo Deal, ETF Hopes, SEC Case Update
Ripple Labs, the company behind XRP, is positioning for a pivotal year. A strategic partnership with Guggenheim and ONDO signals institutional confidence, while growing chatter about a potential XRP ETF reflects broader market optimism.
Legal clarity may finally emerge as the SEC case nears resolution. The outcome could remove a long-standing overhang on XRP''s valuation.
Market participants are watching for two key catalysts: regulatory resolution and product adoption. Together, these developments could propel XRP into a new phase of mainstream acceptance.
XRP Holds Steady Near $2.28 Amid Regulatory Wins and XRPL Developments
XRP traded within a tight range of $2.27 to $2.32 over the past 24 hours, demonstrating resilience despite broader market volatility. Strong buying interest emerged at key support levels, stabilizing the asset as global trade tensions and divergent central bank policies weighed on sentiment.
Ripple''s regulatory progress in Dubai and advancements in its stablecoin initiatives, including RLUSD, provided fundamental support. Meanwhile, institutional adoption of the XRP Ledger gained momentum with the launch of Ondo Finance''s OUSG and Digital Commercial Paper (DCP), both backed by U.S. Treasuries and managed through Guggenheim Treasury Services.
Price action remained contained within a 2.37% range, with solid support forming between $2.273-$2.280. Resistance held firm at $2.315, where multiple rejections occurred on above-average volume.
Guggenheim''s Ripple Partnership Ignites $100 XRP Price Speculation
Wall Street giant Guggenheim has executed a strategic MOVE by bringing Treasury-backed assets onto the XRP Ledger, marking a pivotal moment for institutional crypto adoption. While XRP''s price saw only a modest 2.3% bump post-announcement, the partnership lays groundwork for capital markets to leverage XRPL''s infrastructure at scale.
The Digital Commercial Paper program administered by Guggenheim has processed $280 million in tokenized fixed-income assets—a modest start with explosive potential. This development coincides with booming growth in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), where US Treasury tokenizations alone now exceed $7 billion in value.
Analysts project the RWA sector could reach between $4 trillion and $30 trillion by 2030. Ripple''s positioning in this vertical through high-profile partnerships suggests long-term price appreciation potential, with technical indicators currently hinting at upside momentum.
Ripple CEO Targets 14% of SWIFT Liquidity Market for XRP Ledger by 2030
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse projected the XRP Ledger could capture 14% of SWIFT''s liquidity market by 2030 during his keynote at XRP Ledger Apex 2025 in Singapore. The ambitious claim hinges on displacing traditional correspondent banking liquidity with XRP-powered solutions.
RippleNet, the company''s payment network, already serves hundreds of financial institutions. However, XRP usage via On-Demand Liquidity remains concentrated among select partners like MoneyGram and Santander. "SWIFT''s liquidity is bank-owned today," Garlinghouse noted. "If we can migrate that liquidity to XRP, the network effect becomes unstoppable."
CTO David Schwartz highlighted XRPL''s auditability advantages during the same event. The ledger''s Immutable transaction history solves reconciliation challenges plaguing legacy systems. Settlement times of 3-5 seconds and sub-penny transaction costs give the blockchain technical superiority over SWIFT''s multi-day settlements.
