JUST IN 🚨🚨🚨 The man nominated to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair just said digital assets are "already part of the fabric of our financial services industry." Kevin Warsh. At his Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing. On the record. Under oath.That's not a crypto CEO talking his book. That's the next potential Fed Chair acknowledging that digital assets are woven into American finance. Present tense. Not "could be." Not "might become." Already are. Think about what changes when the person controlling U.S. monetary policy views digital assets as existing financial infrastructure rather than a speculative experiment. The previous Fed leadership treated crypto with suspicion. Delayed stablecoin guidance. Slow-walked FedNow intermediary proposals. Kept crypto firms at arm's length from Fed Master Accounts. Warsh just told the Senate that the industry is already here. Already integrated. Already part of how American finance operates. For $XRP, this aligns perfectly. Ripple National Trust Bank is conditionally approved by the OCC and waiting on its Fed Master Account application. The Fed expanding FedNow to intermediaries opens the door for exactly the kind of infrastructure Ripple built. RLUSD is already processing $5B+ monthly. When the Fed Chair nominee validates digital assets as existing financial fabric, every institution waiting on the sideline gets another signal to move. The SEC classified $XRP as a commodity. The CFTC launched Project Crypto. The Treasury Secretary is pushing the CLARITY Act. And now the incoming Fed Chair says digital assets are already here. Every branch of the U.S. government is aligning around the same conclusion. The digital asset industry doesn't need permission to exist. It already does.