XRP Proponent: United States Will Choose Ripple. Here’s why

In a recent video clip shared on X, crypto commentator CryptoSensei made a striking prediction: “THE UNITED STATES WILL CHOOSE RIPPLE!!!” His remarks zeroed in on America’s push toward digital asset infrastructure, arguing that only a handful of blockchain companies are positioned to serve as the backbone of a unified global payment ￰0￱ explained that if the ￰1￱ serious about advancing digital asset payments, the choice of partner is ￰2￱ stated: “If the United States wants to push forward with digital asset payments, crypto infrastructure in the United States, there’s only a handful of companies they could select to take ￰3￱ would need a company that has some type of bridge assets, because the ￰4￱ business with every country under the sun, and money is interchanged and sent internationally from all of these different currencies.” He emphasized that the company chosen must be able to unify international transactions under a common standard: “And if they want to be on some kind of unified payment system, what’s the system in your mind right now?

With all the information you know about Ripple and XRP, which blockchain company do you think they would choose? I personally obviously think it’d have to be Ripple and XRP.” THE UNITED STATES WILL CHOOSE RIPPLE!!! ￰5￱ — CryptoSensei (@Crypt0Senseii) September 5, 2025 The Power of Ripple’s Connections CryptoSensei also pointed to Ripple’s unique reach among global institutions: “I don’t see any other blockchain companies with the same connections that Ripple and the XRP Ledger have been able to acquire over the ￰6￱ at the ECB, IMF, BIS, World Economic Forum, Federal Reserve — it doesn’t get higher, it doesn’t get bigger than ￰7￱ are at the top of the mountain ￰8￱ they’re just building out the infrastructure to take over the whole world, in my personal opinion.” Ripple’s Real-World Progress Ripple’s recent moves reinforce this ￰9￱ 2025, the company applied for a ￰10￱ charter, a step that would integrate it more directly into federal payment ￰11￱ launch of RLUSD, a U.

S. dollar-backed stablecoin , further strengthened its position by pairing compliance with the speed and efficiency of the XRP ￰12￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 On the international stage, Ripple has maintained active involvement with central banks and global ￰13￱ has participated in BIS innovation initiatives, engaged with the IMF, and exchanged insights with policymakers at the ECB—precisely the type of connections highlighted by ￰14￱ and Policy Decisions Still, Ripple faces competitors . Circle, the issuer of USDC , has built deep ties with ￰15￱ and traditional ￰16￱ has carved out a role in humanitarian and development-focused cross-border payments.

Meanwhile, major banks are experimenting with tokenized deposits and private blockchain ￰17￱ bigger question is whether ￰18￱ will favor one dominant player like Ripple or encourage a multi-player ecosystem to promote competition and oversight. CryptoSensei’s conviction that the ￰19￱ choose Ripple reflects more than hype—it is grounded in Ripple’s regulatory advances, strategic partnerships, and unmatched institutional ￰20￱ the decision ultimately rests on Washington’s balancing act between innovation, competition, and ￰21￱ is certain is that Ripple and XRP remain central to the debate over the future of ￰22￱ ￰23￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰24￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰25￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰26￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰27￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰28￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News