💥🚨𝔹𝕆𝕆𝕆𝕄🚨💥 ⤑ The U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has just counterattacked Senator Elizabeth Warren—today » and the bigger story is the 𝗥𝗜𝗣𝗣𝗟𝗘:𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗘 hidden under this deal is savage🔥
The strongest point of Bessent is simple: the Treasury didn’t lend money to Japan.
He sold euros and bought yen through the Exchange Stabilization Fund.
No Japanese borrower. No payment schedule. No “Japan paying America back”.
So Bessent turned to inflation, pointing out that U.S. prices rose by about 21.4% from January 2021 to January 2025. The MIT-related study cited in the discussion attributed 42% of the 2022 inflation spike to government spending.
But this is where my attention turns.
Bessent is also expanding the Treasury’s liquidity support buybacks, with long-term operations going from $2B to at least $4B per operation starting September 9.
At the same time, he openly defended the idea that regulated stablecoins can create a new source of demand for U.S. Treasuries.
Now connect that with Ripple.
The RLUSD reserves can hold short-term Treasuries and repo backed by Treasuries.
Ondo’s tokenized Treasury product OUSG is already on the XRPL.
Institutions can mint and redeem OUSG 24/7 using RLUSD.
And Japan, the country at the center of that FX debate, is also one of Ripple’s and SBI’s deepest markets, with $RLUSD already launched there.
⪼This is the part that matters to me.
Treasuries remain as collateral.
The dollar stays dominant.
Crypto $RLUSD becomes digital dollar liquidity.
XRPL becomes settlement infrastructure.
And ripple:native can position itself among the growing number of coins and assets as native liquidity.
✔️This Bessent–Warren fight looks political on the surface.
Underneath it, the financial pipeline for ripple:native is getting a lot more interesting.
💡📖 Study Before You Invest.
#XRPL #RLUSD
The strongest point of Bessent is simple: the Treasury didn’t lend money to Japan.
He sold euros and bought yen through the Exchange Stabilization Fund.
No Japanese borrower. No payment schedule. No “Japan paying America back”.
So Bessent turned to inflation, pointing out that U.S. prices rose by about 21.4% from January 2021 to January 2025. The MIT-related study cited in the discussion attributed 42% of the 2022 inflation spike to government spending.
But this is where my attention turns.
Bessent is also expanding the Treasury’s liquidity support buybacks, with long-term operations going from $2B to at least $4B per operation starting September 9.
At the same time, he openly defended the idea that regulated stablecoins can create a new source of demand for U.S. Treasuries.
Now connect that with Ripple.
The RLUSD reserves can hold short-term Treasuries and repo backed by Treasuries.
Ondo’s tokenized Treasury product OUSG is already on the XRPL.
Institutions can mint and redeem OUSG 24/7 using RLUSD.
And Japan, the country at the center of that FX debate, is also one of Ripple’s and SBI’s deepest markets, with $RLUSD already launched there.
⪼This is the part that matters to me.
Treasuries remain as collateral.
The dollar stays dominant.
Crypto $RLUSD becomes digital dollar liquidity.
XRPL becomes settlement infrastructure.
And ripple:native can position itself among the growing number of coins and assets as native liquidity.
✔️This Bessent–Warren fight looks political on the surface.
Underneath it, the financial pipeline for ripple:native is getting a lot more interesting.
💡📖 Study Before You Invest.
#XRPL #RLUSD
