Financial expert Levi Rietveld recently drew attention to new developments involving Visa and XRP-related infrastructure, saying the payments giant had released what he described as a “crazy” XRP statement. His comments focused heavily on the growing transaction activity surrounding RLUSD and the broader expansion of blockchain-based payment systems. In the X post, Rietveld cited data from Visa’s blockchain payment operations and argued that the figures point to accelerating institutional adoption of digital asset technology. He specifically highlighted growing in RLUSD volume on Visa’s platform. He said the stablecoin had already exceeded $1 billion in monthly transaction volume. BREAKING: VISA JUST DROPPED A CRAZY $XRP STATEMENT!!! pic.twitter.com/GIhrjhKr2A — Levi | Crypto Crusaders (@LeviRietveld) May 25, 2026 Levi Rietveld Points to RLUSD Growth on Visa Platform In the attached video, Rietveld opened by stating that Visa had made a major statement connected to XRP and RLUSD activity. He explained that Visa operates its own blockchain-related payment infrastructure that handles stablecoin transactions across different networks and payment channels. According to Rietveld, the stablecoin payment sector has expanded into a multi-trillion-dollar monthly market when measured across all major providers and stablecoin ecosystems. He argued that the increasing transaction activity demonstrates that blockchain payment technology is seeing wider adoption at the institutional level. Rietveld also connected the development to the XRP Ledger ecosystem , saying the XRPL is now participating in what he described as a rapidly expanding payment environment. He emphasized that RLUSD’s rising volume has not been a temporary event but part of what he characterized as a steady upward trend. The financial pundit referenced the Clarity Act , suggesting that regulatory developments in the United States could help accelerate institutional participation in digital asset payment systems. He stated that annual transaction figures in the stablecoin market are already reaching tens of trillions of dollars and, in some cases, surpassing traditional payment card throughput in raw processing terms. Debate Emerges Over the Significance of Visa’s Involvement Rietveld further stated that adjusted industry figures remove wash trading and bot activity to provide what he called a more realistic picture of actual utility and payment demand. Based on that interpretation, he argued that RLUSD’s growth reflects legitimate institutional interest rather than speculative activity. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 The post generated mixed reactions from users on X. One user, Lily Harris, said Visa’s involvement could represent a major development for XRP and blockchain payments. She argued that Visa has explored blockchain payment technology for years and claimed XRP’s transaction speed and low-cost structure make it suitable for payments. Another commenter, Macro Bombastic, took a more cautious position. The user argued that Visa may simply be continuing its broader blockchain research efforts and suggested the company would move more aggressively only when it sees a clear strategic advantage. The discussion comes as traditional financial firms continue expanding their blockchain and stablecoin initiatives. Visa has previously explored stablecoin settlement systems and digital asset payment integrations as global payment companies assess how blockchain infrastructure could fit into future transaction networks. 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 advised to conduct thorough 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 X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post VISA Just Dropped a Crazy XRP Statement appeared first on Times Tabloid .
