- Trump’s XRP proposal and institutional inflows drive attention.
- XRP shows promise with $37.7 million weekly inflows.
- XRP’s potential increase to $3 excites market participants.
Experts believe XRP’s potential as a digital reserve enhances its market legitimacy, influencing crypto adoption and institutional interest.
Ripple’s XRP has recently been spotlighted as U.S. President Donald Trump suggests involving XRP in a national crypto reserve, adding to its allure as a potential digital gold. Ripple Labs’ CEO Brad Garlinghouse has consistently promoted XRP’s utility in cross-border transactions, emphasizing the importance of regulatory clarity. Despite the absence of a direct quote from Garlinghouse on XRP as digital gold, Ripple remains focused on technological growth and institutional adoption.
“Proposals to include XRP in a national crypto reserve could further solidify XRP’s position in the market.” — Donald Trump, Former President of the United States
Trump’s crypto-friendly stance has amplified interest, especially following Ripple’s legal victory with the SEC. XRP’s price, trading at $2.29 in April 2025, is buoyed by institutional inflows and legal wins. The combination of policy proposals and financial interests paints a promising future for XRP.
XRP’s rising price and institutional backing underscore its potential as an alternative to Bitcoin, particularly during times of volatility. U.S. policymakers’ consideration of XRP for a national reserve could further legitimize its status, leading to broader acceptance.
The potential financial uptick from utilizing XRP in a national reserve, bolstered by increased institutional interest, holds significant market implications. These developments are driving technological advancements and regulatory adjustments, aligning with historical trends in crypto adoption.
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