If you are panic selling XRP right now, YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS!

[Victoria01]

Trump just reopened the US government. You think that’s not a signal? You're not paying attention.

This isn’t just political, it’s the starting gun for the new financial system.

The Senate is pushing crypto clarity. The Treasury is openly exploring blockchain rails. The Fed is testing tokenization.

And the only American-made blockchain built for regulated payments at scale?

Ripple’s XRP Ledger.

It’s already enterprise-ready. It settles instantly. It burns XRP on every transaction.
And it’s about to approve multiple XRP spot ETFs backed by real institutional trillion flows.
Bitcoin can’t handle that load. It's too slow, too expensive, and not made in America.

You think Trump’s picking Bitcoin? He will pick Ripple🇺🇸

When banks, governments, and corporations process trillions daily over XRPL, You’ll realize what this moment meant.

But by then, $XRP might already be past $100.

You still don’t see it? Or you just don’t want to?

[Odusko]

With the recent inconsistent approach we have seen from the Trump led administration, is very important for us to point about some salienc factor we need to adopt when we speculating about US cryptocurrency regulations and adoption as a whole, this is why we must make up our mind not to speculate the direction the government will take as regards to XRP.

[woez]

Trump just reopened the US government. You think that’s not a signal? You're not paying attention.

This isn’t just political, it’s the starting gun for the new financial system.

The Senate is pushing crypto clarity. The Treasury is openly exploring blockchain rails. The Fed is testing tokenization.

And the only American-made blockchain built for regulated payments at scale?

Yes, I've been following developments, and the US president just signed the termination agreement a few hours ago. The Ripple XRP Ledger study seems sound, but is there a need for an official release from the Ripple XRP team? It seems like implicit support for them will be strong. Investors and market players are also starting to see a paradigm shift; they won't be playing around with coins that lack fundamentals, let alone fake ones.

Ripple’s XRP Ledger.

It’s already enterprise-ready. It settles instantly. It burns XRP on every transaction.
And it’s about to approve multiple XRP spot ETFs backed by real institutional trillion flows.
Bitcoin can’t handle that load. It's too slow, too expensive, and not made in America.

You think Trump’s picking Bitcoin? He will pick Ripple🇺🇸

When banks, governments, and corporations process trillions daily over XRPL, You’ll realize what this moment meant.

But by then, $XRP might already be past $100.

You still don’t see it? Or you just don’t want to?

Personally, I still consider XRP a good investment and worth holding for the long term. Before it hit its all-time high of $3.66, I heard XRP was like a stablecoin, with its price stagnant and stagnant due to the ongoing dispute with the SEC, but it eventually rebounded. As for which election will take place, I think the market will decide, not us, not President Trump. It's all about demand. Whatever is highest and most attractive will attract more people to invest.

And I'm also paying attention to the price, it seems like it's moving on right now.

[gunhell16]

Honestly, I’m currently viewing XRP as one of the good long-term investments. Since I’m not looking at it from a short-term perspective, I don’t really care about the positive or negative news surrounding it. I’ve been dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into XRP since 2025, and I plan to continue this strategy for several years.

I’m treating it similarly to Bitcoin, with a long-term outlook. Therefore, even now, I’m purely focused on DCA, and I won’t decide to sell my XRP holdings until 8 years have passed.
Only then will I consider making any decisions about selling.

[Charles-Tim]

Honestly, I’m currently viewing XRP as one of the good long-term investments. Since I’m not looking at it from a short-term perspective, I don’t really care about the positive or negative news surrounding it. I’ve been dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into XRP since 2025, and I plan to continue this strategy for several years.

I only prefer to trade XRP just like other altcoins, including ethereum and solana. If its price will fall again very well, I can make a good entry. The altcoins are very volatile which makes them so good to trade or hold for short period of time. I only prefer to hold bitcoin for long term while stable coins that have good reputation for short term.

[beveryu778]

Trump just reopened the US government. You think that’s not a signal? You're not paying attention.

This isn’t just political, it’s the starting gun for the new financial system.

The Senate is pushing crypto clarity. The Treasury is openly exploring blockchain rails. The Fed is testing tokenization.

And the only American-made blockchain built for regulated payments at scale?

Ripple’s XRP Ledger.

It’s already enterprise-ready. It settles instantly. It burns XRP on every transaction.
And it’s about to approve multiple XRP spot ETFs backed by real institutional trillion flows.
Bitcoin can’t handle that load. It's too slow, too expensive, and not made in America.

You think Trump’s picking Bitcoin? He will pick Ripple🇺🇸

When banks, governments, and corporations process trillions daily over XRPL, You’ll realize what this moment meant.

But by then, $XRP might already be past $100.

You still don’t see it? Or you just don’t want to?

It is an interesting point of view, but I believe that it is too soon to make such a conclusion. Cryptos and political actions do not always go hand in hand as they may appear.

Indeed, Ripple and the XRP Ledger have already achieved astonishing progress in the regulated payments sector - high-speed settlement, scalability, and good partners are undoubted advantages. Government adoption or ETF approvals are however complicated procedures that require time and are subject to several regulatory and market conditions.

The fact that Trump is reopening the government, or otherwise being generally supportive of innovation, does not necessarily mean that XRP is the next network to be used by the U.S. financial system. To remain open-minded and see what will happen is preferable to making a certain assumption about the result.

[AVE5]

Honestly, I’m currently viewing XRP as one of the good long-term investments. Since I’m not looking at it from a short-term perspective, I don’t really care about the positive or negative news surrounding it. I’ve been dollar-cost averaging (DCA) into XRP since 2025, and I plan to continue this strategy for several years.

I only prefer to trade XRP just like other altcoins, including ethereum and solana. If its price will fall again very well, I can make a good entry. The altcoins are very volatile which makes them so good to trade or hold for short period of time. I only prefer to hold bitcoin for long term while stable coins that have good reputation for short term.

XRP may be good to own at this very time that the US government is extremely involved to support the tokens infrastructures and adoption reserve.
I'm damned skeptic that all these hypes about the coin might only last in the short term while it maybe be very exciting for the while.
I currently own some value of the XRP which I almost sold few months and in the couple of days now I've been seeing its price increasing over again following the rival of Trump's involvement.
I'll give it a benefit of doubts and see how good it'd perform the overtimes. I wouldn't lie, I'm ready to take the risk as I'm already acting according to my risk tolerance.

[JeromeTash]

Trump just reopened the US government. You think that’s not a signal? You're not paying attention.

No it's not!

And the only American-made blockchain built for regulated payments at scale?

You think America is the only Country on the planet? wow 

Bitcoin can’t handle that load. It's too slow, too expensive, and not made in America.

Here we go again with the delusion. You are the kind of people who keep shaming your fellow Americans. I doubt if you know much about Bitcoin. Maybe start with the whitepaper and try to understand its purpose.

You think Trump’s picking Bitcoin? He will pick Ripple🇺🇸

No shit!

But by then, $XRP might already be past $100.

[passwordnow]

But by then, $XRP might already be past $100.

You still don’t see it? Or you just don’t want to?

I don't see that, I don't own XRP anymore. As much as I want to do that and have XRP again, I find it quite expensive now. But that's a good thought that it might be $100 soon. It's a huge price to think of for most of its holders, going back to its former ATH after 8 years is already a long time of wait since 2017 for the investors who are just breaking even. But to be honest, when predicting prices, you'll need to reconsider the economy, total supply and what the market will look like. Let's say that $100 is possible but for how long it should take for everyone to wait to consider for it to become reality.

[TastyChillySauce00]

You think Trump’s picking Bitcoin? He will pick Ripple🇺🇸

Doubtful about that when trump keep speaking about bitcoin yet rarely even mention XRP. I'd pick bitcoin anyday than XRP because I know bitcoin reserve is imminent, there's ETF with billions of volume and institutional are buying it. I don't even think XRP can compete with ETH.

[danherbias07]

Holding it.

I think this is one of the top in my lists when it comes to altcoin investment. XRP transactions are cheap and fast, so why not? It's something that I have been using many times, even when they are bombarded by the SEC with problems that made its value fall.
But after they won, they came back strong, so I guess the support will likely increase the value of it and it's not like there's no use case for it. The cheap transactions is already a good feature of it.

[Nwada001]

Ripple is on a solid side in the US; even if the Trump administration agrees to make Ripple one of their biggest crypto assets to pay attention to, it will be understandable. It will happen not because Bitcoin is not safe but because Ripple Lab is US-based; it's easy to make them comply with whatever they want, not like Bitcoin, for which there is no central authority to call into and question or give them directives.