The DTCC clears $3.7 quadrillion in securities every year. They just filed a U.S. patent naming XRP inside their tokenization framework. Patents take years toThe DTCC clears $3.7 quadrillion in securities every year. They just filed a U.S. patent naming XRP inside their tokenization framework. Patents take years to
DTCC patent mentions XRP in tokenization framework, highlighting potential integration in securities clearing processes.
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The DTCC clears $3.7 quadrillion in securities every year. They just filed a U.S. patent naming XRP inside their tokenization framework. Patents take years to develop. This one didn't happen by accident.
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