A viral tweet falsely claims XRP runs U.S. Fed payments. No proof, no official word—just another crypto rumor spreading fast.
A tweet from an account named “John F Kennedy Jr” (with 146K followers) just shook up Crypto Twitter, claiming XRP now handles all U.S. Federal Reserve transactions.
Crypto fans went wild. Some believed it, but many weren’t buying it. People flooded the comments, demanding proof. One user clapped back, “Where’s this coming from? Got an official statement or what?”
Some even pulled out AI tools like Grok to fact-check. The result? Nothing. No reports, no official announcements, no solid sources.
A quick Google search confirms it—the claim is straight-up false. The U.S. Federal Reserve hasn’t made XRP its payment system. No banks, no government agencies, and no legit financial experts have backed this up. Even in the XRP community, there’s zero evidence.
Yeah, XRP has been explored for finance, but it’s not the backbone of the Fed’s transactions. This is just another case of how fast misinformation spreads online. Always double-check sources before falling for (or spreading) viral crypto claims.
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