In this monologue, the speaker explains that Early Warning Services, the company that operates the Zelle payment network, announced a new dollar‑backed stablecoin called Zelle USD (ticker ZLUSD). The stablecoin is owned by a consortium of seven major U.S. banks—JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Capital One, PNC, Trust Bank, and U.S. Bank—making it the first major multi‑bank stablecoin. The launch is positioned as a strategic move to capture the massive remittance market in India, where transaction fees can reach 6.5% on a $200 spend; a stablecoin that settles in seconds could dramatically reduce those costs. Unlike typical crypto wallets, ZLUSD will be accessed directly through the existing banking apps that already host Zelle, meaning users won’t need to download a separate app, manage seed phrases, or perform exchanges. The speaker highlights the irony that banks which have publicly dismissed crypto (e.g., Jamie Dimon calling Bitcoin a fraud) are now issuing their own crypto‑linked dollar. The video concludes with a promotional plug for low‑cost automated trading bots that claim to help viewers profit from the upcoming rollout.
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So there was these 7 big megabanks behind Zelle, the network that moved $1.2 trillion of America's money last year. They just unveiled their own crypto dollar, and the wallet is the actual banking app already on your phone. On June 11th, a press release went out that almost nobody read because it would have made headline news, and it came from an Early Warning Services, the company that runs Zelle. And buried inside it was a line that pretty much changes all of America. They unveiled Zelle USD. The ticker is ZLUSD, their own dollar-backed stablecoin. A stablecoin is basically a crypto token pegged 1 to 1 to the US dollar. So it moves like crypto, but it spends like a regular dollar. And Early Warning isn't some startup. It's owned by 7 banks: JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Capital One, PNC, Trust Bank, and US Bank. The giants of American banking basically putting their names on a crypto token. Trade press already dubbed it the world's first major multi-bank stablecoin. I need you to think about that for a second, okay? Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan, called Bitcoin a fraud worse than tulip bulbs, which is tulip mania, a big bubble that's going to pop. And he said he would fire any trader touching it in a second. Say his bank name is on a stablecoin, but the question is why now? You need to follow the money. The same announcement said Zelle is going international to India first, targeted before the end of this year. India is the biggest payment remittance market on the face of the planet, over $135 billion flow through that every year, and America is the number one source worldwide. The average cost of spending $200 at home is 6.5%. $13 gone from a $200 transaction. Stablecoins by design settle in seconds. That $13 is the target. Early warning says that Zelle USD will power the markets that come after India. Its rollout date hasn't been announced yet. You're hearing this before the crowd. Listen, here's the part that really got me in this research. There is no Zelle app. They shut it down in April 2025. Zelle lives Only inside your banking app, that button you already have. 100 million accounts used it in December alone. When this goes live, there's nothing to download— no exchange, no seed phrase. The announced plan is simple: the button becomes the wallet. So understand what just happened. The banks that called crypto a fraud announced their own crypto dollar, pointed it at the biggest remittance market on Earth, And the wallet, your banking app, is already on your phone, already connected to the money you use. They never asked if you wanted a crypto wallet. They just made sure you have one already. And if you want to make money off of this global wealth transfer, we automated trading bots with Claude Code. We give it away for a dollar because we realize the learning curve is huge, and they'll do the research for you, recommend the coins, and make the trade. Go to the link in my bio now before it's too late.
