XRP Price Dips Amid Institutional Infrastructure Growth

XRP's price dipped to $1.38 on September 20, but beneath this surface-level move lies a complex landscape of institutional developments.

The token's price fluctuation was driven by leveraged long liquidations, which is a common pattern after a sharp prior rally rather than a sign of fresh bearish conviction.

Ripple has indicated that asset managers are already preparing for the ledger's next major payments feature, called Batch V1.1, which enables batch transactions and delivery-versus-payment setups.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently published a report on tokenized banking rails, arguing that instead of single banks controlling every layer of finance, tokenized money and assets could run across shared blockchain infrastructure.