Crypto Sensei argues that XRP could gain relevance as major banks, custodians and asset managers expand their crypto and tokenization operations, with settlement—not trading—emerging as the central use case.
The latest YouTube episode points to a Bitwise institutional activity chart, described as dated June 30, 2026, and claims that roughly 79% of the large financial firms listed have some Ripple or XRP connection.
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The claim is broad and mixes direct partnerships, custody relationships, pilots and XRP-related product exposure. Still, it reflects a growing focus across finance on the infrastructure needed to settle tokenized funds, deposits and securities.
BNY Mellon, JPMorgan & Mastercard Cited In XRP Narrative
The host highlights BNY Mellon as a key institutional link, saying the bank became primary custodian for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin in July 2025 and also custodies the Bitwise XRP ETF and other spot crypto ETFs. BNY Mellon is described in the video as overseeing $53 trillion in assets under management.
Crypto Sensei also cites a reported 2026 pilot involving Ripple, JPMorgan, Mastercard and Ondo Finance. According to the video, the group tested redemption of tokenized US Treasuries using the XRP Ledger and bank payment rails, framing the network as a “neutral settlement fabric” for tokenized assets and bank money.
A separate clip presented in the YouTube video says trades involving Mastercard, JPMorgan and Ondo Finance are settling on the XRP Ledger. The speaker also points to RLUSD’s reported $1.6 billion market capitalization and says the stablecoin’s infrastructure and exchange availability are now largely in place, shifting attention toward longer-term utility.
Amendments Target Privacy, Lending & Institutional Controls
The video also focuses on proposed XRP Ledger upgrades, including batch transactions, confidential transfers, sponsored fees, permission delegation and dynamic multi-purpose tokens. These changes are portrayed as potentially useful for institutions handling tokenized deposits, funds and real-world assets.
Confidential transfers, for example, are described as allowing encrypted balances and transaction amounts while preserving supply controls and selective audit access. Permission delegation would let institutions assign narrowly defined operational rights without exposing primary wallet keys.
The host further notes that the DTCC added XRP to educational material discussing crypto collateral haircuts. He stresses that this was not an operational decision to accept XRP as collateral, but says it places the asset in a broader institutional risk-management discussion.
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