the Fed
Federal Reserve withdraws 2023 guidance that blocked banks from crypto services, potentially reshaping institutional access to digital assets. New policy emphasizes 'responsible innovation' in banking sector.
Federal Government
With U.S. debt near record highs, modest growth, and banks sitting on massive unrealized losses, the path of least resistance is slow financial repression—letting inflation quietly erode the burden. In that world, scarce crypto is emerging as a parallel, post‑sovereign collateral layer.
JPM Chase
JPMorgan will accept Bitcoin & Ethereum as loan collateral by year-end 2025, marking Wall Street's biggest crypto integration move yet as major banks race to offer digital asset services.
ISO 20022
Ripple secures Federal Reserve Faster Payments seat as White House Digital Assets Council joins Ripple Swell 2025. Strategic convergence of regulatory engagement, ISO 20022 compliance, and SWIFT integration positions XRP as bridge currency infrastructure.
$XRP
Federal Reserve's 'skinny master account' proposal and Ripple's pending OCC charter application create dual pathways to US payment rails. With October decision deadlines converging, RLUSD could soon settle directly through Fed infrastructure.
American's Credit Union
Congress advances major stablecoin legislation as credit unions fight for inclusion. Major implications for XRP, Ripple, and the future of digital payments in traditional finance.
Digital Assets
Powell signals economy firmer than expected while quantitative tightening nears end. With 99% odds of October rate cuts and XRP ETF decisions looming, crypto markets face a potential catalyst convergence. Here's what it means for digital assets.
$XRP
XRP consolidates near $3.00 ahead of Fed rate decision as Coinbase holdings collapse 90%, fueling supply squeeze speculation while corporate treasury adoption accelerates.
Stephen Miran
Historic moment for crypto: U.S. Senate confirms Stephen Miran as first pro-cryptocurrency Federal Reserve Governor in 90+ years. The 48-47 vote signals growing institutional acceptance of digital assets in traditional finance.
the Fed
Eliminating the Federal Reserve requires unwinding $8 trillion in assets, terminating thousands of employees, and restructuring the entire financial system. No major economy has ever eliminated a central bank of the Fed's size and international importance.
The Federal Reserve
Eliminating the Federal Reserve while restoring precious metal standards would create the most dramatic sectoral revolution in American history. Historical analysis reveals mining stocks could gain 200-500% while Fed-dependent banks face 30-80% declines.
The Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve System represents a 111-year experiment in central economic planning that has consistently failed. Historical evidence shows the pre-Fed era (1792-1913) achieved 3.9% annual growth vs. 2.8% post-1971, while Austrian economics proves why central banking cannot work.