The context: Ripple, the company at the origin of the Altcoin XRP, acquired in early April the international brokerage platform Hidden Road, and whose transactions are now processed in the Ripple XRPL register. The market observers see a deliberate strategy of Ripple to build an infrastructure and position themselves for future growth. In parallel, the traders expect equal to the value of the XRP later. Ripple extends its institutional presence with the FINRA license of Hidden Road according to the company’s latest press release, Hidden Road Partners CIV US LLC received FINRA approval. This license now allows the company to provide a larger range of services in accordance with regulations, including regulations, financing and main brokerage for fixed income assets for institutions. Noel Kimmel, president of Hidden Road, noted that this license represented a crucial development for the company. According to him, she improved Hidden Road’s ability to operate on traditional financial markets (tradfi). “As a member of FINRA, we will be able to provide our supply of fixed, world -class and technology -oriented income services, to an extended universe of institutional customers. Our company is experiencing considerable impulse, and we are impatient to continue to provide an execution and support superior to our customers in the exceptionally dynamic market environment of today, ”said Kimmel. Finra approval follows the acquisition of Hidden Road by Ripple for $ 1.25 billion. Announced on April 8, 2025, it was one of the largest transactions in the digital asset sector. This initiative positions Ripple as the first Crypto company to have a main multi-active world broker. Experts believe that the acquisition and the license that follows of it join a larger strategy on the part of Ripple. “Hidden Road has just obtained a naked broker license just after the acquisition by Ripple. It is not a coincidence, it is a declaration. The XRP does not play the ladies. He plays regulatory failures, ”wrote an analyst on X. Ripple is he responsible for the half-mound of the XRP? To tell the truth, analysts also claim that the neutral reaction of the XRP in the face of the recent milestones of the company is not a sign of weakness, but rather corresponds to a strategic maneuver. In a recent analysis, the Crypto Levi analyst argued that the current XRP course, which oscillates around 2 dollars, is not a coincidence, but the result of the deliberate approach of Ripple. He suggested that the fairly low price of the asset aims to allow Ripple to operate discreetly while carrying out key strategic movements, such as the acquisition of Hidden Road. “Hidden Road is not a show of force. It is infrastructure. This is the last piece of the puzzle-offering Ripple a system of regulation of overall value, fully integrated and ultra-fast, “he said. The analyst pointed out that, while the public focused on the legal battles of Ripple with the SEC, the company discreetly built its system of regulation of overall value behind the scenes. “The XRP at 2 dollars is not undervalued-it is deliberately repressed. When the change occurs, the re -evaluation will not be progressive – it will be instantaneous, “noted Levi. According to him, those who invested early will be in a position to benefit when the market evolves. In parallel, the XRP, after reaching a historic summit earlier this year, continued to decline. XRP price performance. Source: Beincrypto At the time of publication, Altcoin was negotiated at 2.0 dollars. According to Beincrypto data, this represented a 1.0 % drop in the previous day. Morality of history: a crypto kingdom that extends is not synonymous with a climbing course. Notice of non-responsibility Non-responsibility notice: In accordance with the guidelines of The Trust Project, BEINCRYPTO undertakes to provide impartial and transparent information. This article aims to provide exact and relevant information. However, we invite readers to verify the facts of their own and consult a professional before making a decision on the basis of this content.
