A recent development on the blockchain indicates a strategic reallocation of Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin supply. Following a transaction involving 20 million RLUSD, Ripple has transferred these funds from Ethereum to its native XRP Ledger (XRPL). This action was observed through blockchain analytics tracking by Vet, highlighting the move as part of a broader strategy for optimizing RLUSD liquidity on each supported network. The transfer suggests a deliberate shift in the stablecoin’s distribution between Ethereum and XRPL. 20 million RLUSD were burned on the Ethereum blockchain while an identical amount was minted on the XRPL, signaling a strategic redistribution of the stablecoin’s supply. On-chain activity confirms this movement. Vet highlighted the transaction through X (Twitter) and shared their analysis of the activity on the Ripple Stablecoin Tracker. This move aligns with growing demand for RLUSD within the XRP Ledger ecosystem, fueled by lower fees, faster transactions, and native integration with Ripple’s payment solutions. 20 million RLUSD were burned on Ethereum and minted on XRPL simultaneously. This suggests a deliberate reallocation of RLUSD liquidity, aiming to optimize its use based on market demand and network efficiency.