XRP (XRP)

As I look at $XRP.D, I still struggle to feel bearish here. What I think we’re seeing is: • A completed Wyckoff accumulation • A breakout above the major 3.315% resistance • A failed attempt to fully break through the 6.127% range high • Then a pullback into a compressed descending wedge To me, that matters. Because descending wedges are often reversal / continuation structures, especially when they’re paired with diminishing volume. If sellers were truly in control, I’d expect to see expanding downside volatility and aggressive sell volume, not compression. At the same time, RSI has also been compressing in a downtrend rather than completely breaking down structurally. It honestly feels like XRP dominance is waiting for a catalyst before attempting another move higher. I know this goes against a lot of current sentiment and market interpretation, but I’d genuinely love to hear the bearish argument from here structurally, because right now I still see more signs pointing toward bullish continuation than full distribution.

A little word of encouragement to the XRP community today. I know you're bored. I know you want action. I know you want to print, make money, and change your life. Trust me, I get it. But I genuinely believe the hardest times are behind us. While you're waiting, don't put your whole life on pause staring at charts all day. Use this time to level up. Hit the gym. Learn. Read. Build. Network. Meet new people. Become a better man, a better woman, a better friend, a better family member > become better in every area of life. I'm learning this myself aswell. You don't need to spend every waking hour locked behind screens waiting for XRP. Keep onboarding people, keep learning, keep building, but make sure you're building yourself too. Because one day, whether it's XRP or life in general, opportunities show up. And when they do, you want to already be in a strong place mentally, physically, financially, and spiritually. Set goals. Chase them. Keep growing. And when the good times arrive, they'll feel even better because you didn't just wait... you evolved.

JUST IN: CME Group says its $XRP futures products generated nearly $63,000,000,000 in notional trading volume during their first year. https://t.co/xDnS7DStYl

🇺🇸 XRP MORNING CHECK 🇺🇸 New day. Same mission. Same conviction. While the world still doubts… XRP HOLDERS keep loading. Question is… when XRP explodes, will you be able to say you never sold? 👀🚀 https://t.co/Yy06BsdhIJ

Throwback Thursday. Looking back at @paulbarron and @HugoPhilion on the XRP Las Vegas main stage. Full talk coming soon. https://t.co/g2YaBDX8co

🚨 TRUMP SIGNS IT 🇺🇸 The Fed is now REQUIRED to create transparent application procedures for digital asset firms seeking DIRECT ACCESS to Federal Reserve payment accounts, and must make a decision within 90 DAYS of the application. A week ago the question was the opposite. Warren wanted to block crypto firms from Fed access via an amendment. Today Trump opens the door – by decree, with a 90‑day decision requirement and a 120‑day report. And Crypto Twitter is celebrating Ripple. I understand the reflex. $XRP has been the face of the banking fight for years. The application has been with the Fed for months. It's clear that the headlines now read: "Trump gives Ripple the keys." But the real shift runs three layers deeper. A Fed master account is the direct settlement lane into the Federal Reserve system. Whoever has it no longer needs a correspondent bank. JPMorgan, BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo – they disappear as intermediaries. Now guess who is standing in line behind Ripple. Circle. Coinbase. Anchorage Digital. Custodia. The stablecoin issuers and crypto custodians. Coinbase has held the OCC National Trust Charter since spring 2026. Anchorage has been federally chartered since 2021. Custodia has been fighting for years. If they are approved in the next 90 days, something larger than a court case will topple. The USD settlement layer will go partially on‑chain. USDC, with a current market cap of $76.3 billion, will no longer be tied to a chain of correspondent banks. Circle would settle directly against the Fed, with the rights of a bank but without its charter obligations. At CT the thesis is that this is a crypto win. Overlooked is the real dimension – the biggest banking disruption since Glass‑Steagall. In 1933 commercial and investment banking were separated. In 1999 that wall fell again. What emerges in 2026 is a third path: settlement providers that need not be banks at all. This also explains why the American Bankers Association is publicly opposing the CLARITY Act and warning of a “Deposit‑Drain.” Coinbase has dismissed the position as “fiction.” The banking lobby knows exactly what is happening here. And then the timing. Trump signs on May 19. Kevin Warsh is sworn in as Fed Chair on May 22. Three days. The man who will process these 90‑day applications isn’t even in office when the pen is lifted. With #Bitcoin at a spot of $77,925 all eyes are on the chart. On the settlement level, the US banking architecture is being rebuilt. The real battle is between the ABA and Coinbase, not on the XRP chart.