🚨 XRP: ELON MUSK SECRETLY TWEETED THE REAL VALUE OF XRP

Added: 2026-05-30

[00:00:00]Yo, what is up, guys? XRP's currently at $1.36. Our first news comes from Jack the Ripper. F E D chair, Kevin Warsh, says the phoenix will rise from the ashes, XRP.

[00:00:09]Our next news comes from Smoke. US Representative Byron Donalds, "I am bullish on the Clarity Act passing through the Senate plus signed by summer." Listen, let's watch this video, guys. of that in New York maybe 6 months ago.

[00:00:19]>> Well, what about the pushback from the financial institutions about, you know, what what kind of yield and are they a traditional bank and KYC?

[00:00:28]So, great question. A lot of that was resolved in Januus. We're now negotiating clarity, which is a market structure legislation inside crypto. And inside that this that negotiation, the second major piece of legislation >> act to >> We're getting a second bite at the apple and there's a lot of discussion going back and assessing exactly what is yield or what are rewards as relates to stablecoin. So, That that cleared the house, but it still needs to pass the Senate, the Clarity Act.

[00:00:53]>> Yes, which will be the final negotiation. So, those of us engaged >> And you think it will pass the Senate?

[00:00:57]I'm bullish it will. I would have told you I'd like to see it a couple months ago. I do think we'll get there by the end of July.

[00:01:04]I think we're starting to see this consensus come in the Senate. But again, a lot of the negotiations are interestingly back on a bill that passed 9 months ago and was signed into law. In this is where there's a lot of discussion as relates to interest and rewards as relates to to make sure there isn't deposit flight at the bank.

[00:01:22]>> You you really are hopeful they're going to pass it in the Senate in a midterm year when they have to focus on 2026?

[00:01:28]Yeah, we will we we we've had an announcement. I know Senator Scott is Senate Banking Chair is speaking simultaneously with us.

[00:01:36]But they're scheduled to have their markup in the Senate. They're scheduled to have floor time. And I do think that there is such impetus to get this done.

[00:01:44]And what we saw in the house was 2/3 of the house passed this. So, in a period of time of hyper partisan we saw an overwhelming majority of the United States House of Representatives equally divided to the Senate. Um, and the Senate will ultimately get there before the uh the end of summer. And don't forget What do you guys think about that video? Comment down below.

[00:02:01]Our next thing comes from back of XRP.

[00:02:02]Cynthia Loomis just said what needed to be said. We built the framework ourselves. I didn't come to the US Senate to slow that down. I came here to scale it. The Clarity Act isn't a maybe, it is a mission. XRP, Bitcoin. Our next thing comes from Senator Cynthia Loomis.

[00:02:14]Wyoming didn't wait for Washington to figure out digital assets. We built the framework ourselves. I didn't come to the US Senate to slow that down. I came here to scale it, and that's exactly what my bill, the Clarity Act, does. Our next thing comes from back of XRP. CNBC, we are probably in the early innings of a structural decline in prices, and the FED is stuck with models from 1978. The new FED chair sees the productivity boom coming. The old guard just refused to look. XRP, Bitcoin. Let's watch this video, guys. what we call AI in a couple of years we'll just call business, and AI is going to make almost everything cost less, and the US can be a big winner, and and it's a hugely exciting moment. If I were to step back for a minute, if I were the president, what I'd be worried about is a central bank that doesn't see any of that. A central bank that is stuck with models from 1978, governance from a prior period, and don't recognize we could be at the front end of a productivity boom, and if I were the president, I'd be worried that they might not see it, and they might think economic growth is somehow going to be inflationary. I think we were probably in the early innings of a structural decline in prices. Ken sees it on the front lines of real businesses, and I think if you look over the period of the next year or two, it's a pretty special moment.

[00:03:25]What do you guys think about that video?

[00:03:26]Comment down below. Our next thing comes from CoinTelegraph. Update, tokenized assets have surpassed the $30 billion market cap milestone, with US Treasuries continuing to lead the market, according to a16z crypto. Our next thing comes from Smoke. By the end of 2026, tokenized stocks could be as liquid as traditional markets. Liquidity is key.

[00:03:42]Trillions on chain. Watch. Let's watch this video, guys. DeFi, TradFi bridge.

[00:03:46]Now, one thing is liquidity. I think liquidity is actually solved. Um The what So, imagine market makers come to us to Alpaca as an example.

[00:03:55]And in order for them to make markets for like the various flavors of tokens, typically they would have to have deployed balance sheet to each one of them.

[00:04:04]Right, which cost and they have a hurdle and IRR hurdle on their capital. So they like if the token is small and doesn't have enough flow, they're not going to reach their hurdle, right? And so they don't want to they would they would require the token issuer to pay them to provide that liquidity.

[00:04:18]What Alpaca solves for is um bridging all the liquidity across all the different types of tokens. That's So we launched a product last year, it's one of our most successful products now, it's called ITN, the Instant Tokenization Network. It allows you to go between uh the various flavors of tokens and the traditional underlying instantly and 24/7. So market makers can now just have their assets sitting in the TradFi asset, which is where they're making making markets on that nice and Nasdaq with their traditional share, and that capital is generating money.

[00:04:41]And when they get filled on chain for all these various tokens, they don't need to pre-fund it, they can just like post-trade settle. So they get filled, they mint the token, and then they settle uh with the traditional share. So they do an in-kind create post-trade. Right? So that I think we're seeing that happening now, and that is solved. Like by in several months, I think probably like by the end of the year we will see this like all these tokenized stocks will have very deep liquidity, just like as deep as TradFi.

[00:05:04]What do you guys think about that video?

[00:05:05]Comment down below. Our next equals on back of XRP. That week to $1.30 was a trap, shook out the weak hands, reclaimed $1.33 the same candle. That's not weakness, that's a liquidity grab.

[00:05:14]$1.34 cents next, then we talk about what's above that. Our next equals on back of XRP. Wall Street's plumbing goes digital. Former CFTC Chairman J.

[00:05:21]Christopher Giancarlo clear firms the DTCC shift from legacy systems to a tokenized network. This firms Ripple gets iconic seems important to eat perfectly. Ripple promises embedded in NSCC clearing rails just as tokenized trades go live this July for all October. Massive class execution by Ripple. Thoughts? Let's watch this video, guys.

[00:05:37]Yeah. And I mean this tokenization story is is moving fast. Just today DTCC, the core Wall Street clearing and settlement utility that processes more than a hundred trillion dollars in security transactions annually is reportedly targeting a July pilot and an October launch for tokenized security platform.

[00:05:55]I mean, this is not a crypto startup.

[00:05:57]This is a core market plumbing here that we're talking about. I mean, does that mean tokenization is officially moved from theory to infrastructure?

[00:06:05]It It does, Jeremy. You Your audience may not be familiar with DTCC. It stands for the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, but it's effectively the They run the plumbing of Wall Street.

[00:06:16]You buy and sell securities, and not just equity securities, but debt securities, government treasuries. All of the underlying movement of that, the storage, the the the the value, the collateralization of that is operated by this company DTCC, which people never hear about, but it's consortium actually all the world's banks. They assigned to this company 40 years ago the responsibility to do this, and as the market has grown, it's the most important piece of infrastructure in the world. It's the Con Edison, you might say, of New York's financial system and of the global financial system. And what they announced that they are moving from an analog system of recording who owns what to to who's transferring what to whom to a digital network-based system. I mean, it It's It's It is It's truly one of those remarkable statements that that not Not enough people are paying attention to, but it really marks that we're leaving the analog state of finance and moving into the new digital network state of finance. It really is a a truly watershed moment. We'll look back 10 years from now when the entire financial system is is in the form of tokenized tokens sitting on digital networks and realize that what the DTCC is doing is really the beginning of that. And by the way, they wouldn't be doing this without the wholesale support of the global financial system. Who are their shareholders and directors? So, this is not just a one-off. This is the system itself moving to the next phase of financial architecture. Yeah. Yeah, Chris, that's a major point. I mean, if tokenization is moving from theory to the the plumbing and the DTCC is now preparing tokenized security infrastructures. What do you guys think about that video? Comment down below. I know this comes from Amelie. Big breaking. Crypto supporter Kevin Warsh has officially been sworn in as the new Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell. It's happening. Let's watch this video, guys. Clarence, we need a really good oath delivered here.

[00:08:16]Okay, thank you very much. Thank you.

[00:08:19]>> [applause] >> I do solemnly swear I, Kevin Warsh, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.

[00:08:49]that I take this obligation freely that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that I will well and faithfully discharge and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I'm about to enter. the duties of the office upon which I'm about to enter. So, help me God. So, help me God.

[00:09:21]>> [applause] >> What do you guys think about that video?

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