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Ryan believes the next bull market is just getting started; the record Bitcoin short squeeze was an accelerant, ETF flows are broad across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Hyperliquid and XRP, crypto equities are performing, sidelined cyclical and traditional investors are returning, and he expects Bitcoin and many crypto assets to finish the year higher with 2027 another crypto outperformance year.

Brandt dismisses XRP and clarifies no directional interest, contradicting claims he missed gains; no actionable thesis.

XLS-66 brings borrow and lend functionality natively to the XRP Ledger, giving it the same core protocol protections the ledger has had for more than a decade. Sagar Shah argues this reduces smart contract exploit risk relative to other chains and, once through the validator amendment and review process, should make XRPL DeFi more robust and attractive.

The author highlights significant trading volume for XRP and suggests that the DTCC partnership provides a positive narrative for XLM to achieve higher valuations.

Ripple secured a federal court ruling that XRP is not a security, and later the SEC and CFTC clarified that XRP is a digital commodity. This removes securities-law overhang and gives Ripple a privileged regulatory position, which it is leveraging with roughly 80 licenses, $2B in acquisitions, and an institutional one-stop shop for crypto custody, payments, stablecoins, and value exchange as traditional finance leans into crypto.

Author jokes that retail traders will sell XRP at $3 for lifestyle purchases, a sarcastic remark rather than a directional trade call.

XRP is positioned for a significant pump because retail investors are ready to speculate, Trump is showing favor to Ripple's leadership, and passing the Clarity Act could send the token to $2.40.

XRP is highly responsive to positive regulatory news and Trump administration support. If the Clarity Act passes, it could see a massive re-rating to $2.40.

Major altcoins, including Ethereum, Ripple, and RWA (Real World Asset) tokens, have been heavily suppressed in price. Their current strong rebound is primarily driven by bottom-fishing and attractive low valuations, offering significant upside potential.

The author poses a hypothetical about quantum-resistant XRP, a speculative rhetorical question without a directional position or trade call.

Author notes XRP's strong performance and shares an educational explainer, but expresses no personal position or forward-looking call.

Senator Cynthia Lummis announced that a cloture vote on the Clarity Act is scheduled for September 15, signaling Senate Republicans believe they can secure the 60 votes needed to proceed. The bill matters because it separates investment contracts from the underlying tokens: even if early token sales are securities, the token itself can be treated as a commodity under CFTC once sufficiently decentralized and circulating. This would remove the SEC basis for treating tokens like Ethereum and XRP as unregistered securities, reducing altcoin litigation risk.

Author expresses growing bullishness on crypto broadly but does not state a position or endorse specific tickers, so the reply is a watch-level sentiment signal.

Author dismisses XRP as irrelevant and states he would convert any XRP to BTC, expressing a clear preference for Bitcoin over XRP.

He holds XRP because the chart shows a major wedge pattern breakout against the dollar, and he is looking for a catalyst; it is one of his current crypto positions.

The Clarity Act's passage probability has fallen to 32% on Polymarket due to procedural delays in the Senate, and altcoins that had rallied on regulatory optimism (Ethereum, Ripple) are losing momentum.

The upcoming Senate vote on the Clarity Bill amendment creates event risk for digital assets. The amendment, which favors Trump, is unlikely to pass in current form due to Democratic opposition, potentially triggering volatility and negatively impacting crypto markets.

Altcoin spot ETFs for Solana, XRP and Hyperliquid have shown consistent net inflows since the start of the year — Solana every month except one, XRP every month except March, and Hyperliquid all three months since launch — indicating that overall ETF flows are increasingly more favorable toward altcoins than Bitcoin, suggesting improving investor appetite for altcoins.

Altcoins with approved or likely spot ETF approvals (Ethereum, Solana, Ripple, Hyperliquid, SUI) will outperform as the Clarity Act clarifies regulatory status and enables more spot ETFs. Even if the Clarity Act fails, the trend toward ETFs for these coins will concentrate inflows. Investors should rotate from low-cap junk coins into these ETF-candidate coins for safety and upside.

XRP (Ripple) faces the same problem: the correlation between Ripple Labs' performance and XRP token price is logically weak, making it an unattractive hold in a market that now demands token value capture.

The author sarcastically compares a Swift blockchain pilot involving 17 banks to a catastrophic event for XRP, implying it undermines XRP's cross-border narrative without taking a personal position.

Ripple (XRP) is emerging as a leading neutral payment infrastructure for the corporate chain era. Its vertically integrated stack (including RLUSD stablecoin, cross-border payment rails, and compliance tools) makes it the go-to settlement alternative for institutions not building their own chains. Data confirms this shift: RLUSD issuance on the Ripple chain has already surpassed issuance on Ethereum, signaling strong real-world adoption and a positive outlook for XRP.

Author dismisses XRP's fixed supply narrative by arguing its market cap will always be 100B, implying skepticism without a directional trade call.

The stablecoin market shrank by 2.4% in June, its biggest monthly decline since the Terra collapse, alongside an 18% drop in Bitcoin and several stablecoin depegs.

Solana, XRP, and Hyperliquid ETFs have been bright spots, attracting inflows and holding up well during the broader crypto selloff. SOL and XRP ETFs hold over $1.6 billion each with no meaningful outflows, while HYPE ETFs took in $200 million in a brutal market. The sturdy holder base consists of informed investors accumulating near the bottom, suggesting resilience and potential upside.

Bitcoin and Ether ETFs saw continued net outflows in June with over two straight weeks of withdrawals, yet major cryptocurrencies traded modestly higher.

Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.34 billion in net outflows this week as Bitcoin fell 6.6% to near $59,500 while Ethereum was flat and XRP posted modest gains.

Long XRP; author explicitly states a long position in XRP while dismissing surrounding hype, suggesting conviction in the asset itself over speculative narrative.

The tweet compares the robotics market size unfavorably to XRP and Pokemon cards, implying a skeptical or dismissive view of robotics valuation without a directional trade call.