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Looking for a summary of the SWELL Conference + the latest news about XRP? I've got you covered! SWELL was a tour-d-force for Ripple; you won't want to miss my TL:DR breakdowns of each session in this blog. I provided my own personal take on each of the sessions, including the "800 Pound Gorilla" panel discussion at the end. This latest blog also covers the latest news in crypto, and Ripple & XRP as well, including what to expect from the Malta conference, and news that SmartStream piloted Ripple tech. Coinswitch adds a custom crypto switch page for XRP fans, and Bitrue announces their new mobile application. I hope you enjoy the read & please leave any feedback below. Also, feel free to share my blog with anybody you'd like - and also feel free to re-post on any other social media platform you wish - and thank you for doing so! Twitter Reddit r/Ripple Reddit r/CryptoCurrency Reddit r/CryptoMarkets Reddit r/xrp Reddit r/RippleTalk Reddit r/alternativecoin Bitcointalk - alt coin sub forum Bitcointalk - XRP speculation thread
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Received a newsletter with a link to their blog “educating” users about how international transfers work. I read the first paragraph of this blog post and smiled SWIFT & SEPA: How international money transfers actually work ? https://blog.revolut.com/swift-sepa-how-international-money-transfers-actually-work/
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I just saw this on Reddit ! As the answers go by, he talks about it happening in the next few months !
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I would think by now Ripple should be working with all these trendy and popular online-only banks and payment transfer providers like Revolut, Monzo, N26, TransferWise, etc. But they aren't. Is Ripple competing with them? How are these fintech startups already providing instant transfers? They are also targeting the remittance/payments industry. It seems like they don't need to use Ripple software or XRP. On Ripple.com, I see "slow", "expensive", "unacceptable" and "unreliable" on the homepage referring to today's payments infrastructure, but none of those keywords are applicable to those modern online fintech apps that offer an almost flawless user experience. So I guess Ripple is directly/indirectly competing with them? I am aware that Revolut will be introducing Bitcoin, ETH, and Litecoin on their platform in the near future, but they don't look like they need XRP for "settlement"... I'm just confused.
