- XRP missing, but Rippleās mission mirrors White House policy goals.
- Cross-border payments emerge as key focus in crypto framework.
- XRP community energized by indirect government alignment with Ripple tech.
The White House’s newly released digital asset policy report did not mention XRP, despite Ripple’s established role in blockchain-based financial services. While Ripple was cited twice, the 166-page document excluded its native token entirely, sparking notable reaction from the XRP community.
Bitcoin topped the report with 129 mentions, an indication of its continued dominance in the digital assets community. Others, such as Ethereum, Solana, Uniswap, and Chainlink, followed. Chainlink’s cross-chain interoperability protocol was explained in detail, as it supports blockchain connections
Ripple, already playing an important role in blockchain-based financial infrastructure, was mentioned, while its native token, XRP, was not. XRPās absence from the report drew attention, particularly as the XRP community has been anticipating the report since it was first announced.
Notably, XRP continues to hold price support in a cautious economic environment marked by the Federal Reserveās steady interest rate stance.
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White House Report Prioritizes Cross-Border Payment Innovation
Though XRP was left out, the report strongly emphasized enhancing cross-border payment systems. The document ordered U.S. agencies like the Treasury and Federal Reserve to act as pioneers of innovation in worldwide financial transactions.
It encouraged partnerships with the business community to enhance digital payment and financial market technologies, which would improve the competitiveness of the United States dollar.
According to X Finance Bull on X, this concentration is close to Ripple’s mission. Ripple’s platform, RLUSD, XRP, and its On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) product are already providing efficient cross-border services.
The U.S. just told you what it needs and itās not Bitcoin šØš
The White House crypto report is out.
āCross-border payment innovationā is priority #1.
Ripple is the leading U.S.-based company building that future.
XRP powers it. RLUSD connects it. ODL scales it.
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ā X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) July 30, 2025
Focusing on creating trusted, rapid, and regulated payment networks is viewed as comparable to Ripple’s existing operations.
XRP Community Sees Alignment Despite Exclusion
While the token was not mentioned directly, the XRP community views the report’s language as indirectly supportive. Ripple’s infrastructure is suitable to meet the report’s objectives regarding cross-border innovation and the advancement of the financial system.
In response to the news, Mike L Carter wrote on X that moving the responsibility of cross-border payment innovation and stablecoin standards to the Treasury and the Federal Reserve is a massive endorsement of the capabilities of XRPL’s fast and transparent rails.
X Finance Bull responded, āYep, thatās not just alignment, itās endorsement without saying the name.ā
This emphasis has revived the XRP community, particularly their belief that the Ripple technology stack closely resembles the government’s policy goals even without direct mention in the report.
The White House may have excluded XRP by name, but its focus on modernizing cross-border payments has only strengthened the belief among XRP supporters.
As Ripple continues to build compliant and scalable solutions in that sector, many view the report as a quiet nod to the value XRP already brings to global financial infrastructure.
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