White House Crypto Chief: “Bitcoin Is Not XRP. Tens of Trillions Are Coming”. Here’s when

At Ripple Swell 2025, one of the most notable conversations came during an interview between Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisers for Digital ￰0￱ exchange outlined the U. S. administration’s current stance on digital assets, the legislative direction prioritized, and how market structure reforms may influence the broader financial system in the coming ￰1￱ enthusiast Diana highlighted this interview as one of the most significant moments of the event due to its direct statements regarding market size expectations and the functional differences between major digital assets. BREAKING: White House Crypto Chief Says “Bitcoin Is Not XRP” — and “Tens of Trillions Are Coming by The Year End” at Ripple Swell This might’ve been the most electric interview of @Ripple Swell ￰2￱ CEO @bgarlinghouse sat across from @patrickjwitt Executive… ￰3￱ — Diana (@InvestWithD) November 5, 2025 Clarifying Asset Roles and Market Growth Expectations Witt emphasized that various digital assets serve different ￰4￱ stated that Bitcoin and XRP should not be viewed interchangeably, and that each major asset is positioned within the financial landscape according to its intended ￰5￱ further projected substantial market expansion once the current regulatory efforts progress, suggesting the digital asset market could reach a valuation measured in tens of trillions once foundational legislation is ￰6￱ to Witt, the administration intends to have the Market Structure Bill delivered to the President before the end of the ￰7￱ also referenced the global growth of stablecoins and indicated that the forthcoming regulatory framework is designed to support their continued integration into financial systems ￰8￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Shift from Restrictive Policies to Strategic Engagement Witt acknowledged that previous policy directions treated digital assets as a political liability rather than an economic ￰9￱ indicated that the current administration, led by President Trump, aims to restore the United States’ leadership position in digital asset ￰10￱ highlighted the Genius Act, which addressed confidence and stability in the stablecoin sector, as one of the steps already ￰11￱ Market Structure Bill was presented as the next significant development, reinforcing regulatory ￰12￱ Expansion Under Clearer Guidelines Garlinghouse referenced recent Ripple acquisitions , and Witt noted that acquisition activity across the sector has increased significantly as regulatory uncertainty ￰13￱ explained that institutional firms are more willing to engage in mergers and acquisitions when the regulatory environment is understandable and ￰14￱ described this increased activity as an indication of market maturity, in which digital assets transition from being considered speculative instruments to structural components of global ￰15￱ Over Division Witt concluded with commentary on industry ￰16￱ argued that the sector benefits when companies and stakeholders align around shared legislative priorities rather than compete over ideological ￰17￱ agreed, noting that connectivity has been central to Ripple’s ￰18￱ suggested that regulatory clarity will open the path for global scalability and greater ￰19￱ in the digital asset ￰20￱ us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News