X Finance Bull: Trump's CLARITY Act Could Trigger Bank-Led XRP Boom

Crypto commentator X Finance Bull says a potential U.S. crypto law push from former President Donald Trump could dramatically boost demand for XRP — and he’s pointing to banks as the catalyst. What was said - In a post on X, X Finance Bull shared a video of Trump crypto adviser David Sacks predicting that banks will move into crypto once the so-called CLARITY Act — a bill intended to provide clearer rules for digital assets — becomes law. - X Finance Bull argued that banks are already positioned to enter crypto, Ripple “has the stack,” XRP supplies liquidity and the payment rails are in place, making XRP the likely go-to token for banks when they onboard. - He added that institutions that have been on the sidelines for years will return and publicly disclose XRP purchases and integrations once the CLARITY Act is signed, calling the moment a “reset” for who is considered early. “Research and study were always enough,” he wrote, saying he never needed hype to hold the altcoin. - The pundit also questioned the recent panic-selling in crypto markets if banks are poised to “go all in” after regulatory clarity arrives. Ripple adoption and real-world rails X Finance Bull’s comments come as Ripple recently announced a partnership with DXC Technology to integrate XRP and RLUSD into DXC’s Hogan core banking platform — a system that supports more than 300 million deposit accounts and over $5 trillion in deposits worldwide. The deal is being framed as a major step toward embedding Ripple’s payments technology in large-scale banking environments. Tariffs, liquidity and cross-border flows In another X post, X Finance Bull linked President Trump’s tariff-driven inflows — citing a claim that $18 trillion is moving into the U.S. economy because of tariffs — to rising pressure on banks, payroll systems, FX rails and settlement speeds. He argued these dynamics create continuous cross-border payment and liquidity needs, which is precisely the space Ripple and XRP are designed to address. He also referenced reported meetings between Ripple executives and Trump aides, and said XRP has been discussed as part of a government “digital asset stockpile.” He added that once rules are locked in under the CLARITY Act, U.S. capital will demand U.S.-grade rails. Market snapshot At the time of writing, XRP was trading around $1.92, down roughly 2% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap. What to watch - Progress of the CLARITY Act or similar regulatory measures in Washington. - Ripple’s ongoing integrations with banking platforms such as DXC’s Hogan and any public confirmations from financial institutions. - Institutional announcements of crypto adoption or XRP purchases once regulatory clarity increases. Read more AI-generated news on: undefined/news