This Administration Wants Ripple (XRP) to Succeed. Here’s the Proof

Crypto researcher SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) believes the current U.S. administration wants XRP to succeed, and he has shared documented evidence to back his stance.

A report published by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), developed in collaboration with Finadium, has put Ripple’s name in writing alongside a direct statement about U.S. government intent.

The New Financial Order

The report, titled Collateral Infrastructure for Tokenized Capital Markets, addresses the evolving regulatory posture of the current U.S. administration. It documents a direct statement of government intent, revealing that the administration wants crypto-native firms, including Ripple, to compete on the same level as regulated financial institutions.

The report explicitly acknowledges that this competition carries the potential to disintermediate established market leaders. That is not commentary from an analyst or a social media post. That is documented language inside a formal DTCC publication.

Why This Matters for Ripple and XRP

The DTCC is not a fringe institution. It processes trillions of dollars in securities transactions. When it publishes a report naming Ripple in the context of institutional capital markets competition, that carries weight.

The report goes further than naming names. It describes crypto-native firms lobbying the SEC to use distributed ledger technology to issue, trade, and settle securities. It also notes these firms are pushing regulators to approve the vertical integration of brokerage, exchange, custody, and clearing under one entity. Ripple has long operated with these capabilities in mind, and XRP serves as the settlement asset within that infrastructure.

The Regulatory Environment Is Shifting

The report notes that the SEC and CFTC are taking “an innovation first approach.” Regulators are now considering exemptive relief for crypto-native firms. The report also references the possibility of access to Federal Reserve master accounts for stablecoin issuers, a structural development that would position crypto firms far closer to the core of the U.S. financial system.

The DTCC report also references the BIS concept of the “Finternet,” describing unified ledgers as digital platforms that bring together tokenized assets across multiple financial markets. The report draws a direct parallel between that concept and Collateral AppChain, DTCC’s own tokenized collateral infrastructure. Ripple sits within that ecosystem as a named participant.

The Takeaway

The U.S. administration desires to let Ripple compete directly with traditional financial institutions. The DTCC has put that on record, and all signs point to film support for the crypto space. For XRP holders, this is confirmation that the infrastructure Ripple is building aligns with where institutional finance is heading, and that U.S. policy is actively pushing in that direction.

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