Yellow, a crypto infrastructure company developing a routing network for cross-market liquidity, announced progress on its upcoming token launch, drawing immediate attention after Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen invested $10 million of his personal funds into the project. According to the company, its system is built on the Financial Information Exchange (FIX) protocol, designed to connect blockchains with brokerages and trading platforms.
Although Yellow has not announced any plans involving XRP or Ripple integrations, the project’s technical direction aligns with areas where XRP is already used by market participants requiring fast settlement and deep liquidity.
The XRP community reacted strongly because Larsen seldom makes personal investments of this scale, and Yellow is one of the few ventures he has supported directly rather than through corporate channels.
The announcement contributes to growing interest in infrastructure solutions aimed at enhancing interoperability between digital asset markets and brokerage systems, a segment increasingly followed by institutional players.
Source: Yellow
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