In a recent thread on X, Pumpius (@pumpius), who has been in the crypto space since 2013, introduced what he called the “$50 XRP trigger.” His analysis begins with Ripple’s application for a national trust bank charter under the 0 of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). He stated, “XRP doesn’t crawl to $5 or $10. It detonates straight to $50+.” He pointed out that this is not a minor regulatory filing but an application for the same license used by major custodial institutions such as JPMorgan and BNY 1 to him, if Ripple gains approval, it would hold “those same powers but with XRP at the core of settlement.” THE $50 XRP TRIGGER Most don’t realize how close we 2 the OCC (U.
S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) approves Ripple’s national banking license, XRP doesn’t crawl to $5 or $10. It detonates straight to $50+. Here’s why 3 — Pumpius (@pumpius) August 24, 2025 Direct Access and Expanded Authority Following this, Pumpius outlined what such approval would 4 argued that a Ripple bank charter could provide “direct access to the Federal Reserve,” while also giving the company the authority to custody digital assets , issue stablecoins, and settle securities 5 characterized this as more than a traditional bank, emphasizing its potential role in digital asset 6 intermediaries was central to his 7 stated that “banks, brokers, and funds can directly use Ripple as their on-ramp into tokenized finance.” In his view, XRP functions as the bridge for this system , serving as the settlement layer that removes friction from existing financial 8 Liquidity Argument Pumpius then turned to a quantitative 9 highlighted that global bank settlements reach $6.6 trillion daily, and argued that routing even a small portion of this through XRP’s fixed supply would have significant implications for 10 he put it, “XRP at $50 isn’t hype, it’s basic liquidity math.” We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Settlement demand at scale requires deep 11 positioning XRP within a regulated bank structure, he suggested the asset could capture enough transactional flow to drive prices substantially 12 Timing Pumpius also connected Ripple’s legal history to its current regulatory 13 described the SEC lawsuit as “a smokescreen to delay, filter, and clear the path for OCC approval.” He positioned the closure of that case as a turning point, aligning with Ripple’s banking 14 contrasted Ripple’s strategy with prevailing market narratives, stating that “most of crypto still thinks in memecoins and ETFs” while Ripple is working directly with 15 to him, this positions the company to “hardwire XRP into the core banking system.” He concluded that once the OCC grants approval, XRP will no longer be defined as just another crypto asset but as part of the 16 17 closing point was clear: once that threshold is crossed, “$50 XRP will look cheap.” Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial 18 views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s 19 are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment 20 action taken by the reader is strictly at their own 21 Tabloid is not responsible for any financial 22 us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News
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