XRP’s validator network remains decentralized despite Ripple’s token concentration U.S. states and federal bodies align crypto policy with financial innovation goals Global institutions and banks increasingly adopt XRP for cross-border transactions As the United States pushes forward to become the global leader in digital assets, new developments are shaping a national crypto strategy. Driven by a renewed political interest and a tech-savvy voter base, blockchain policy is evolving rapidly. A major focus has been XRP, a digital asset often misunderstood due to its token distribution. As highlighted by attorney John E Deaton many critics argue Ripple’s holdings of 40% make the network centralized. However, the broader picture tells a different story. XRP Centralized, Or Is It? Deaton and other experts argue this confuses token concentration with network control . Significantly, over 75,000 XRP holders from 143 countries have united to support Ripple in its legal battle with the SEC. This wide global participation proves XRP with a highly decentralized user base. Related: Ripple Co-Founder Arthur Britto Ends 14-Year Silence With Cryptic Post; XR… The post Here’s Why the Old Arguments About XRP’s Centralization Are Fading Away appeared first on Coin Edition .