Ripple’s $2.6 Billion Stablecoin is Growing on Ethereum, Not XRP
BeInCrypto · Wed, 04 Nov 2026 21:04:03 GMT
Hype 18/100 · Market impact 50/100 · Breaking 59/100
Tags: ETH, XRP, STABLECOIN
On Nov. 3, 2026, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he wants RLUSD, Ripple's $2.6 billion stablecoin, to support use cases on the XRP Ledger, but DefiLlama showed about two-thirds of supply on Ethereum. Of roughly $2.57 billion in circulation, about $1.72 billion sat on Ethereum and about $850 million on the XRP Ledger. Over the past month, Ethereum supply grew by about a third while XRP Ledger supply lost nearly the same share, reversing late June when the XRP Ledger overtook Ethereum before Ethereum regained the lead in late August. Ethereum has a deeper decentralized finance market, including Aave; the XRP Ledger lacks native lending. Garlinghouse said RLUSD competes with stablecoins rather than XRP and called the assets complementary.
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