- Stellar Rippler sees Trump’s latest bill as a trigger for a financial reset, with blockchain tech at the center.
- XRP, RLUSD, and XLM are positioned not just as assets, but as tools for maintaining U.S. financial control globally.
- With public systems strained and debt ballooning, Ripple and Stellar may quietly be stepping in to build what’s next.
Crypto voice Stellar Rippler just unpacked Trump’s new legislation in a way that’s got everyone raising eyebrows. While mainstream headlines called it a tax and spending overhaul, Rippler claims it’s something else entirely—a calculated piece in the financial reset puzzle, and yep, XRP and XLM are sitting right in the middle of it.
He dubbed it the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a nod to Trump’s over-the-top phrasing. But beneath the shiny wrapping of tax relief and national priorities, Rippler sees the bones of a collapsing financial system… being quietly swapped out for something new—blockchain-powered, U.S.-controlled, and already operational.
Let’s break it down.
Not Just About Taxes and Spending Cuts
So, what’s in this bill? According to Rippler, it’s got permanent tax cuts (to the tune of $2.8 trillion), major slashes to Medicaid and food stamp programs, beefed-up border security funding, and a restructuring of how fiscal oversight even works. Oh, and it quietly raises the debt ceiling by trillions. No big deal.
Critics like Elon Musk and Senator Rand Paul have already torn into it—some on economic grounds, others over ethics. They say it’s reckless, bloated, and unfairly tilts toward the wealthy. But Rippler sees strategy in the chaos. He argues Trump knows exactly what he’s doing—clearing the stage for something better (or at least different), with Ripple and Stellar tech ready to catch the fallout.
XRP, RLUSD, and XLM—Not Just Coins, Strategic Weapons?
Rippler believes XRP, RLUSD, and XLM were literally built for this transition moment. As confidence in banks and the Fed gets shakier, the idea is to shift control—not away from government, but from outdated systems to modern ones that are faster, leaner, and still firmly within U.S. reach.
He pointed to Ripple’s dual ledger system (private for central banks, public for everyone else) as a structure that’s ready to absorb this coming shift. XRP and RLUSD, in this theory, aren’t just assets—they’re tools to ensure America doesn’t lose financial ground to IMF digital currency plans or gold-backed BRICS moves.
XLM plays its own part as a bridge asset. It’s already being used to move money across struggling economies in Africa and Asia, giving people access to dollars where local currencies have cratered. That’s big if you’re trying to control cross-border cash flows in a post-dollar-dominant world.
Blockchain Filling the Gaps Left by Budget Cuts?
Here’s where it gets wild. Rippler also made a link between the bill’s health program cuts and the rise of blockchain-based healthcare—think XRP Healthcare and DNA Protocol. These projects promise encrypted health records, decentralized access, even biometric IDs. His point? As public systems collapse, these decentralized alternatives might step in, offering better, faster, maybe even cheaper services.
He also mentioned Ripple’s pending U.S. banking charter, ONDO tokenizing U.S. debt on the XRP Ledger, and the July 14 ISO20022 rollout. Add in Stellar’s growing influence in stablecoins and tokenized assets—and suddenly, the reset doesn’t seem so far off.
A Quiet, Coordinated Reset?
In Rippler’s view, this isn’t some scattered series of tech upgrades and economic fumbles. It’s a planned pivot—a coordinated move toward a blockchain-based financial system with Ripple and Stellar at its core. XRP and XLM, he argues, were never just about making a quick 10x. They’re infrastructure. And they’ve been waiting for this moment.
If he’s right, Trump’s “beautiful” bill might’ve done more than shift money around. It might’ve pulled the curtain on the old system—setting the stage for what comes next.
