Dave Weisberger Explains the Real-World Use Cases of XRP and Solana

In a recent panel discussion shared by Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto), four industry figures—Dave Weisberger, President of BetterTrade.digital; Tillman Holloway, CEO of Arch Public Inc.; Andrew Parish, co-founder of Arch Public Inc.; and Joshua Frank, CEO of The Tie—examined the emerging roles of digital assets, including XRP and Solana.

In a recent panel discussion shared by Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto), four industry figures — Dave Weisberger, President of BetterTrade.digital; Tillman Holloway and Andrew Parish, co-founders of Arch Public Inc.; and Joshua Frank, CEO of The Tie — examined the emerging roles of digital assets, including XRP and Solana.

Among the topics touched upon was the real, scalable function of cryptocurrencies beyond speculation, which was explored by Weisberger in terms of how certain cryptocurrencies are positioning themselves as core infrastructure for global financial systems.

"Maxis himself says The future is being built now on $XRP

XRP is emerging as the base layer for global payments

Positioned beyond memes—real infrastructure

Could underlie stablecoins like RLUSD, Chasecoin, and even JPMorgan’s token

Interoperability with Solana for trading systems

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems

Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities

If these platforms enable real-world financial activity more efficiently than existing systems they will increase in …"

— 𝕏aif🇮🇳|🇺🇸 (@Xaif_Crypto) June 10, 2025

Targeting Global Payments and Trade

Highlighting XRP and Solana as key contenders in this shift, he explained that XRP is aligning itself with cross-border payments, while Solana is gaining traction in trading systems. According to Weisberger, both are "vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities."

If these platforms enable real-world financial activity more efficiently than existing systems, they will increase in value. Currently, the financial ecosystem relies on centralized exchanges and proprietary systems. XRP and Solana represent a move toward decentralized, programmable alternatives.

XRP, in particular, is targeting the payments space, with the potential to overthrow systems like SWIFT.

Weisberger noted that if XRP underlies the stablecoins that become part of global financial infrastructure, such as RLUSD, or even stablecoins from major banks, like Chase Coin, or JPMorgan’s token, it would gain long-term value.

If these platforms can enable real-world financial activity more efficiently than existing systems they will increase in value. Currently the financial ecosystem relies on centralized exchanges (Coinbase, Binance) and proprietary systems (Chainalysis, Blockscan).

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing platforms they won't be adopted and the asset value won't increase in the long term.

Solana is emerging as the base layer for trading systems. Both are vying to be the base layer to support new transaction modalities (e.g., payments, derivatives, securities lending).

If they can't do it more efficiently than existing