During a livestream, he pointed to the altcoin’s future role in settling tokenized assets. He believes that as more institutions adopt blockchain and tokenization, XRP could become a key link in global finance.
Claver said upcoming partnerships could cut those rates further. Reports have disclosed that the fund works alongside clients’ trusted advisers, blending traditional wealth services with crypto options.
Claver talked about how his firm helps clients who manage IRAs and 401Ks. He said Digital Wealth Partners acts as an extension of existing advisory teams rather than replacing them.
That mix of legacy finance and digital assets is meant to guide people through both sides. For Claver, XRP remains at the center of that plan because its design fits institutional transactions.
Claver compared XRP’s role to early email systems. Back then, users needed the same provider to send and receive mail. Today, thanks to standard protocols, any email can reach any inbox, and mostly for free.
He thinks XRP could do something similar for digital payments, bridging different apps and banking systems across borders. He said real-world use like that will force a fresh look at XRP’s value once big players catch on.
Of course, getting major banks to agree on the same standard and meeting strict KYC and anti-money laundering rules are two hurdles that can’t be ignored.
Claver isn’t alone in watching this calendar. Paul Howard, Director at Wincent, said US rate changes possibly arriving in September could shift market sentiment.
Cheap money would hunt for yield, and tokens with solid use cases could see supply squeeze and sharp gains. Right now, risk-on vibes across crypto are steering flows into majors like BTC and ETH before altcoins get a look.
Looking ahead, XRP’s performance will hinge on real adoption, clear rules and the bigger economic picture.
If Claver’s vision plays out, XRP could shape next-gen payment rails. If regulatory delays or compliance snags dominate, investors may need to hedge or dollar-cost-average their positions. Either way, reports show that XRP’s path won’t be a straight line.
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