Peter Smith
XRP didn't get a single mention in the White House's massive 166-page crypto report, even though it's the third-biggest cryptocurrency worth $186 billion.
It's pretty wild when you think about it. The White House just dropped this huge digital asset policy report on July 30, and somehow they managed to completely ignore XRP. We're talking about a 166-page document that covers everything from crypto trading rules to stablecoins, but the third-largest crypto by market cap? Not even a whisper.
XRP Gets the Cold Shoulder Despite Massive $186B Value
Here's what makes this really crazy - XRP sits at a hefty $186 billion market cap, yet the White House report acts like it doesn't exist. Meanwhile, other big names like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Chainlink, and Uniswap all got their moment in the spotlight.
Bitcoin absolutely dominated the show with 129 mentions throughout the report. Even Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's mysterious creator, scored 36 name drops, while proof of work got mentioned 12 times. But XRP? Crickets.
XRP (Ripple) Holders Aren't Sweating It
Look, getting ignored by a government report isn't exactly what you want to see, but XRP isn't going anywhere. The token's still doing its thing as a bridge currency for cross-border payments, and it's got solid partnerships with banks and financial institutions around the world.
Most crypto analysts aren't losing sleep over this either. They're saying what really matters for XRP's future isn't whether it gets mentioned in White House reports - it's getting clarity on that ongoing legal drama between Ripple and the SEC. And honestly, there's been some pretty encouraging signs lately that things might work out in Ripple's favor.
Peter Smith
