Fed Governor’s Crypto Bombshell Excites XRP Army

A single speech from a Federal Reserve governor has set off intense discussions across the crypto world, particularly within the XRP ￰0￱ began as a formal policy address has become a viral moment, thanks to X user Levi Rietveld, who shared a key clip highlighting the Fed’s evolving stance on digital assets and blockchain ￰1￱ clip’s message was unmistakable: the United States’ top monetary authority is now publicly exploring the integration of tokenization and distributed ledger technology into the future of ￰2￱ Rietveld’s Post Sends Ripples Through the XRP Community Levi Rietveld’s post triggered a surge of interest and debate ￰3￱ video features the Federal Reserve Governor acknowledging that digital assets are no longer peripheral to the financial ￰4￱ his exact words: “This is an acknowledgement that distributed ledgers and crypto assets are no longer on the fringes, but are increasingly woven into the fabric of a payment and financial system.” Fed Governor Drops #XRP Bombshell ￰5￱ — Levi | Crypto Crusaders (@LeviRietveld) October 22, 2025 For XRP supporters, who have long argued that Ripple’s blockchain is uniquely positioned for institutional integration , this statement resonated ￰6￱ governor went further, emphasizing the Fed’s dual role in both supporting innovation and ensuring systemic ￰7￱ Fed’s Vision: Tokenization, Smart Contracts, and AI in Payments The Fed governor outlined a proactive approach toward understanding and potentially leveraging blockchain-based ￰8￱ explained: “Before we hear from these innovators, I would like to touch on the roles that the Federal Reserve plays to support the private ￰9￱ include serving as a convener to solve coordination problems and operating the core payment settlement ￰10￱ are also looking ahead, conducting hands-on research on tokenization using smart contracts and the intersection of AI and payments for use in our own payment systems.” We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 He added that these initiatives aim “to understand the innovation happening within the payment system” and “to evaluate whether these technologies could provide opportunities to upgrade our own payment infrastructures and enable us to have deeper conversations with the industry on these new technologies.” This candid acknowledgment is one of the clearest signs yet that the Federal Reserve is not merely observing digital asset innovation from the sidelines; it is testing and evaluating its potential applicability to the ￰11￱ ￰12￱ for XRP and the Broader Crypto Market The implications of the governor’s statement are ￰13￱ XRP holders and Ripple advocates, the idea of the Fed researching tokenization and smart contracts fuels speculation that the institution could eventually integrate such technologies into settlement systems — a space where Ripple has long offered enterprise-grade ￰14￱ Rietveld’s post amplified that optimism, with the XRP community interpreting the speech as tacit validation of Ripple’s long-term ￰15￱ timing also aligns with growing institutional exploration of real-world asset tokenization, where Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin and XRP Ledger technologies could play critical roles.

A Historic Turning Point or Just an Opening Chapter? While the remarks don’t name XRP or Ripple directly, they signify a crucial turning point in central bank ￰16￱ the first time, the Federal Reserve is publicly addressing blockchain technologies as tools that may “upgrade” payment systems rather than disrupt them. Still, experts caution that acknowledgement doesn’t equate to ￰17￱ Fed’s “hands-on research” is an exploratory step, not an operational integration. Nevertheless, for the XRP Army long awaiting institutional validation, this is a watershed moment that confirms what many have believed for years: distributed ledgers are no longer the future; they are becoming the fabric of finance ￰18￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰19￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰20￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰21￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰22￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰23￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News