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The New Global Standard For the Internet of Value is the XRP Ledger!

The XRP DLT will certainly become the global standard for the Internet of Value.  The xrp based DLT referred to as the INTER-LEDGER will require a certain amount of xrp to function across different ledgers. It's also connects and enables communications and value transfer across all ledgers on the internet.  This singular approach will make the xrp the ''petrol'' that is needed to facilitate movement of value across the whole new internet frame work. Think of owning XRP as potentially owning gold, or even an oil well.

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