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that's removing liquidity action.
basically when there is no liquidity you can't trade your tokens, because noone on the other side buying them. That's how most AMM(automated market makers) in Raydium, PumpFun works.

In theory you can try to sell them by putting into some concentrated liquidity pool at specific price on meteora. but there is a low change soneone actually buy them

Decentralized exchanges with off-chain order books store and process orders outside the blockchain, ensuring high speed and low costs. Users create and sign orders locally, sending them to a server or relayer. When an order matches, the trade data is sent to the blockchain for execution via a smart contract, reducing gas costs and improving performance. This approach is decentralized, as the servers cannot access users’ funds.
Automated Market Makers (AMMs)
Decentralized exchanges with automated market makers (AMMs) operate based on liquidity pools instead of traditional order books. This type of decentralized exchange uses liquidity pools where each token pair maintains a specific ratio. When a trade occurs, the AMM smart contract automatically calculates the exchange rate based on the current balance of tokens in the pool. This ensures cryptocurrency liquidity and allows users to trade anytime without waiting for order matching.
Decentralized exchanges with AMMs, such as WhiteSwap, attract users by not requiring KYC procedures. They also offer passive crypto income through liquidity provision, as users earn a share of the trading fees generated in the pool.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/s/WEpkvMu1jY

From what I've gathered, they offer stablecoin transactions on RLUSD, then slip in that it's a hell of a lot cheaper to run it through the AMM and can bridge to RL-British Pound or whatever other stablecoin they establish. AMM will favor XRP on the backend and increase burn rate.
The goal for Ripple is: what do we need to do to be allowed to do business here?
The endgame is mass adoption once they've hit full compliance.
As far as the partnerships go? Credibility.

You’re seriously underrating XRP because of Bitcoin cult blindness. Let’s check THE FACTS first, not Reddit hype:
RippleNet has 300+ financial partners in 45 countries, and 40% of them use XRP for On-Demand Liquidity. ODL volume topped over $15 billion in 2024, up 32% from 2023
Tranglo is not just a message-passing stunt. Ripple acquired 40% in March 2021 to power XRP-based ODL across Southeast Asia. In 2022 alone, Tranglo processed $970 million in ODL, up from $53 million in 2021. That’s real usage, not marketing fluff
XRPL on-chain is booming. Over 4.8 million funded wallets and 50,000 to 70,000 active wallets daily, up 25 percent year over year. On-chain transactions hit up to 251 million in Q1 2024, up 108 percent quarter over quarter. DEX volume rose 18 percent, and average fees dropped 45 percent
Stablecoins and real-world assets are pouring into the XRPL. USDC, XSGD, EUROP, and RLUSD are live. $500 million RLUSD was minted in Q2 2025. Tokenized money market funds are launching. Large AMM pools are active, and AMM clawback features for compliance are enabled
XRPL has processed over 2.8 billion cumulative on-chain transactions and is gaining traction with institutions exploring tokenization at scale
Bottom line: XRP isn’t parked in wallets. It is powering massive, real-world, institutional and OTC flows. There are no bottlenecks. XRPL is alive, growing, scalable, compliant, and increasingly institutional.
So yeah, next time you say "they don’t use XRP," you’ll sound like a Bitcoin shill who ignored $15 billion in ODL volume, nearly $1 billion in stablecoin minting, major tokenized fund launches, and explosive wallet and transaction growth. Reality check first.
These are literally my factual notes. I do my due diligence..You're speaking to win an argument to favor an old tech like your obsessed with some rookie card hoping it makes you rich someday 😂

I did not add P2P you monkey 🤣. You didn't read. Lord, take off your tin foil hat. To expand on this:
P2P route: you can use networks like forks of bisq but this is not completely trustless and not comparable UX to what traders are used to. Even atomic swaps are only trust minimized. Only one side of the trade is enforceable, last I checked, and the whole experience is again nothing like using a AMM or bridge aggregator like Jupiter. When it is good UX, the product is generally using the word "atomic" as deceit to cover their role in the trade.
Which brings us back to the original post of "you can use Jupiter". Everything you've said is completely irrelevant (and retarded because I stated p2p from the beginning), because the original post stated to use Jupiter. My reply was stating "You can't use Jupiter because Monero doesn't currently offer a bridging service it can aggregate.". You probably don't realize any of this and are off on some weird mission to prove XMR can be swapped when the entire point of my comment was to highlight an aggregator can't aggregate something that doesn't exist.
Retarded and a waste of time. You could have simply admitted you didn't read the comment chain correctly and definitely didn't read I said you could use P2P, apologized, moved on. Weird. Last reply.