Can RLUSD Fees and Reserve Income Surpass Ripple’s XRP Revenue?
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Ripple’s RLUSD had $1.731 billion circulating and $1.833 billion in reserves as of May 28, and the $1.83B reserve pool could generate about $67.8M in annual gross income from Treasury bills, money-market funds and bank deposits. The recurring stablecoin revenue gives Ripple durable dollar-denominated income that supports crypto adoption and funding diversification, but it still trails Ripple’s $310.68M in Q3 2022 XRP sales, underscoring the trade-off between predictable reserve yield and variable token monetization.
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- RLUSD’s $1.83B reserve pool could generate about $67.8M in annual gross income.
- Ripple’s $310.68M Q3 2022 XRP sales remain well above RLUSD’s estimated yearly yield.
- RLUSD offers recurring dollar revenue, while XRP income depends on sales and market value.
Ripple’s stablecoin business is generating recurring revenue, but it has not yet matched the revenue the company historically generated from XRP sales. The difference is durability. Reserve income continues while RLUSD remains circulating, whereas XRP monetization depends on sales of an asset whose market value changes.
RLUSD Reserves and Fees Build a Recurring Revenue Stream
Ripple reported $1.731 billion of RLUSD in circulation and $1.833 billion in reserves as of May 28. Those reserves included Treasury bills, money-market funds, and bank deposits.
These interest-bearing assets provide Ripple wit…
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