Rumored Ripple NDA Links Trump, BlackRock, and JPMorgan to XRP Ledger
Rumors in the crypto sector are intensifying after a leaked NDA allegedly links Ripple to major entities like Trump, BlackRock, and JPMorgan. The document suggests potential connections between the XRP Ledger and initiatives in digital identity and healthcare.
Key Developments from the Leaked NDA
- A former banker claimed to have leaked details of an NDA involving Ripple and UBS.
- The leak references "Biometric Identity Mapping," indicating technology that connects personal identities with global financial systems.
- Ripple may be developing tools integrating digital identity with payment systems, contrary to CEO Brad Garlinghouse's previous comments on government control.
- Wellgistics Health is launching an XRP Ledger-based payment system for 6,500 U.S. pharmacies.
- JPMorgan emphasizes digital identity as foundational for Web3, aligning with Ripple’s initiatives.
Connections Among Key Players
- BlackRock launched its $XDNA ETF on July 4th, coinciding with Trump's healthcare cost reduction initiatives.
- Trump also unveiled his Digital Health Tech Ecosystem, while BlackRock's ETF operates on the XRP Ledger.
- JPMorgan pursues digital identity projects aligned with Ripple's developments.
- Ripple's DNA Protocol aims to integrate healthcare, identity, and payments onto blockchain.
Ripple's strategic partnerships in Africa and the MENA region, alongside collaborations with Chipper Cash and Onafriq, suggest a targeted global expansion strategy. Additionally, photos of Garlinghouse with leaders from the IMF and SWIFT raise questions about Ripple's role in the merging of identity, healthcare, and finance.
