The Federal Reserve switches to ISO 20022 messaging on March 10, 2025, affecting traditional banking systems. The speaker argues this could drive up XRP and related tokens, citing the coin's 100 billion limited supply and the massive volume of bank transfers. He's promoting a Telegram bot for buying meme tokens on the XRP Ledger.
The entire banking system is changing. This is one of the reasons I hold XRP. In a single day, the entire Fedwire Fund Service will do a single day implementation on March 10, 2025. They will change over to the ISO 20022 message format. Now, I am a truth teller in crypto. You cannot pay me to not tell the truth. I don't care. I will tell you the raw truth. Crypto tokens have nothing to do with this standard at all. They can't be ISO compliant. They're blockchain, they're crypto tokens. ISO 20022 is a banking messaging standard that the banks are switching to. This— we have connected and somehow brainwashed people into thinking that XRP, Algorand, HBAR, Quant, Stellar XLM have anything to do with this. The only thing that has to do with this is RippleNet. RippleNet, okay, which is Ripple and one of their products at Ripple, which could eventually use XRP, right? There are certain banks using RippleNet right now that are choosing not to use XRP yet. As an XRP holder, one of your, you know, speculative bets is that these banks will one day start actually using XRP, and that usage of XRP will drive the price of that asset up. There's only 100 billion tokens, and there's only a, you know, certain amount to go around. Banks send hundreds of billions every year. But one of the easiest crypto bets and plays, in my opinion, is to try and get into these ISO coins early and as low as possible. And, you know, sell the, uh, sell the news here on March 10, 2025, because I bet you that those coins will be ripping and exploding as we go into this single-day implementation. So overnight they will implement ISO 20022. You guys can read about this, like the federal— like the Fed wire is really changing. They are upgrading overnight. Don't get me wrong, some of these ISO coins, their actual protocols can develop products that are compliant with this standard, but this messaging standard has nothing to do with crypto tokens. Crypto tokens do not require compliance with an ISO standard. You just send them to each other over blockchain. It's blockchain. They're just tokens on a blockchain. That's it. Things like RippleNet though, things like RippleNet do need to be compliant with this if they want to continue moving forward. Ultimately, XRP has been holding over $2 pretty well, and there's a ton of meme coins being built on XRP. There's, you know, lots of new passion and fire behind the retail side of XRP. We've even got some coins built on XRP that are at $40 million market caps, $20 million. And if you guys want to get into buying some of these XRP meme coins that are being built on top of the XRP Ledger, you can do that with the brand new trading bot that we've developed. This is by far the easiest way, most beginner-friendly way to just grab a couple meme coins off the XRP Ledger. Link is in my bio. Basically, it is a Telegram bot. You start up the bot, Very simple. You get assigned your own XRP hot wallet. You tap to copy the address. You send some XRP in. Then you go to Dex Screener and grab a token that you want. So we'd click on one, we'd click the copy, uh, contract address, paste the contract address into the bot, and boom, you can buy any token. You can select any token. Way simpler than all the stupidity of connecting wallets, Google Chrome extensions. Searching Google for what Dex is the best, blah blah blah.
