A recent post by well-known crypto commentator Digital Asset Investor has stirred fresh speculation around Ripple and its ties to institutional power. The post centers on a pointed observation about a BlackRock executive’s remarks regarding XRP, hinting that there’s more to Ripple’s strategy than meets the eye. Digital Asset Investor wrote: “If I’ve learned anything about Ripple in the last 7 years, it’s that most don’t leave… they’re deployed.” This comment aimed to connect Robbie’s past experience at Ripple with his present as BlackRock’s digital asset leadership. This suggests that Ripple’s connections within traditional finance and government circles aren’t accidental, but strategic. According to him, the movement of key personnel between Ripple and major financial institutions reflects a deliberate effort to position XRP at the center of global financial infrastructure. BlackRock Head Of Digital Assets says the quiet part out loud. If I've learned anything about @Ripple in the last 7 years it's that most don't leave..they're deployed. If you think Robbie missed the part about XRP being created by Bitcoin developers to be a better Bitcoin you… pic.twitter.com/oV6LpBMcdk — Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) June 25, 2025 He continued with a sharp critique aimed at anyone downplaying XRP’s origins: “If you think Robbie missed the part about XRP being created by Bitcoin developers to be a better Bitcoin, you would be the perfect buyer of my igloo in south Georgia.” The reference to “Robbie” aimed at BlackRock’s digital asset leadership, implying that those in charge know exactly w hat XRP represents and are not overlooking its foundational design or long-term purpose. XRP: Engineered to Improve on Bitcoin Digital Asset Investor’s claim about XRP’s origin is well-supported. XRP was developed by a team including Jed McCaleb, David Schwartz, and Arthur Britto—all of whom were closely involved in the early Bitcoin ecosystem. Dissatisfied with Bitcoin’s slow transaction times and energy-heavy proof-of-work mechanism, the team designed XRP as a faster, more scalable digital asset capable of handling real-world financial use cases. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 Unlike Bitcoin, which functions mainly as a decentralized store of value, XRP was designed to move value quickly and efficiently, particularly across borders . This focus on speed, cost, and scalability has long made XRP a unique asset within the crypto space and a potential fit for financial institutions seeking blockchain-powered solutions. Institutional Interest Is Not a Coincidence Digital Asset Investor’s post implies that institutions like BlackRock are more aware of XRP’s value than they let on publicly. While traditional media often focuses on Bitcoin and Ethereum, insiders in the crypto space have speculated for years that XRP’s real-world utility and foundational design have caught the attention of Wall Street’s top firms, quietly but deliberately. The idea that key industry figures are “deployed” rather than coincidentally employed aligns with a long-standing belief in the XRP community: that Ripple’s influence and its network run deep within global financial corridors. Digital Asset Investor’s latest comments pull back the curtain on a narrative long whispered in crypto circles. If XRP truly was created to improve upon Bitcoin, and if major institutions like BlackRock recognize this, then the silence around XRP’s potential may be more strategic than skeptical. The quiet part is being said out loud, and the implications are hard to ignore. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post BlackRock Executive Says the Quiet Part Out Loud about Ripple (XRP) appeared first on Times Tabloid .
