🚨 Sen. Mark Kelly sees a $40T debt problem🚨 I see why the Trump administration and Scott Bessent are racing to modernize how dollars and U.S. Treasuries move. And ripple:native is sitting closer to that shift than most people realize. Treasury estimated $671B in privately held net marketable borrowing for Q3 2026 alone. That is a massive amount of capital America has to keep attracting. Bessent’s stablecoin strategy gives us a clue. More regulated stablecoins means larger reserve pools. Larger reserve pools can mean more demand for Treasury bills. Now take RLUSD. Ripple’s dollar stablecoin can hold short-term Treasuries, Treasury-backed repo and government money-market funds in its reserve structure, with BNY as primary custodian. But Ripple isn’t stopping at putting Treasuries behind the stablecoin. It already has Treasury assets on the ledger itself. Ondo’s OUSG, with exposure backed in part by BlackRock’s BUIDL, is available on XRPL and can be minted or redeemed against RLUSD around the clock. That changes the picture for me. -Dollar liquidity onchain. -Government debt onchain. -Collateral and lending being built around them. Ripple Prime connecting institutional markets. And ripple:native sitting natively inside XRPL where liquidity between all these assets can happen. If the U.S. is going to finance and refinance trillions for years, making Treasuries easier to access, settle and reuse globally becomes extremely valuable. That is the role I am watching for XRP. Not paying America’s debt. Helping power the financial rails around it. ripple:native does not need to replace the dollar. It can become liquidity inside the system that moves it. The U.S. needs Treasury buyers. Stablecoins need Treasuries. XRPL already has both digital dollars and tokenized Treasuries. Coincidence?