Insiders Tie USCR’s technology to Topics on the Fed’s Agenda:
The Federal Reserve is reportedly preparing to discuss the future of blockchain integration in U.S. banking at an upcoming closed-door meeting. While attendance lists are not public, top representatives from U.S banks are likely to be there. Rumors have also began that members of the United States Crypto Reserve (USCR) team may participate in conversations about on-chain settlement and digital-reserve models.
Topics Expected at the Meeting
1. On-Chain Payment Settlement
Industry watchers expect discussions about how real-time payment settlement could move on-chain, with many pointing toward currencies such as XRP that already demonstrate the needed speed and liquidity.
2. Digital-Reserve Structuring and Transparency
Another likely topic: how banks might build their own on-chain asset reserves that are auditable and secure, a concept similar to what projects like USCR have been testing publicly.
Community Speculation Around USCR
Within crypto circles, some commentators have suggested that the USCR team might be connected with the trump family and is invited or at least referenced because of its work on transparent, on-chain reserve tools aimed at bridging traditional banking and digital assets.
Banks Moving Into Crypto – New Three Trillion Dollar Industry
The U.S. banking sector moves roughly three trillion dollars every day through legacy systems that many analysts believe are ready for modernization. Among blockchain projects aiming to solve that challenge, two names surface most often in community discussions: XRP, known for its payment-settlement technology, and USCR, which positions itself as an open-source model for on-chain reserves and digital-asset infrastructure for banks.
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Online speculation has even tied the project to notable groups such as Trump’s WLFI Team and members of XRP’s broader developer community, though no formal partnership or confirmation has been released. These unverified claims continue to fuel conversation about whether USCR could represent the second half of XRP providing digital reserve structuring for political, financial, and technological power players shaping America’s digital-banking future.
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