Ripple Bull Winkle’s Viral Post
In his post on X, Ripple Bull Winkle wrote: “Ripple’s President just cracked the code. The XRP endgame isn’t theory anymore — it’s on record. The rails are built. The switch is ready. Most will wake up too late.”
The accompanying clip featured comments attributed to Ripple President Monica Long, where she reportedly stated: “If just one percent of global payment infrastructure goes on chain, XRP’s gonna take it all.”
Ripple’s President just cracked the code.
The $XRP endgame isn’t theory anymore — it’s on record.
The rails are built. The switch is ready.
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(@RipBullWinkle) October 1, 2025
Bull Winkle urged the XRP army to consider the scale of such a shift, adding: “Everyone think about that — this 1%, trillions of dollars moving through Visa, SWIFT, central banks now combining.”
He went further, framing XRP as uniquely positioned: “XRP is the only crypto with U.S. regulatory clarity. ETFs are about to open institutional trillions, and Ripple, well they’re sitting in the middle of global finance negotiations.”
Finally, he raised a provocative point: “Here’s a little conspiracy twist on it: what if they’re just downplaying it and it’s never been about one percent? Because XRP is designed to win it all. … They are soft launching the new world reserve.”
Monica Long’s Public Statements
To put Bull Winkle’s interpretation in context, it’s important to look at Monica Long’s actual public remarks. Long has consistently explained XRP’s fundamental role as the native asset of the XRP Ledger, required for transaction fees and account reserves.
She has also highlighted its role in liquidity provisioning, noting how XRP can act as a bridge between trading pairs to lower costs and improve efficiency.
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On Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD, Long described its expansion as “imminent” and positioned it as a crucial piece of Ripple’s payments strategy. Following Ripple’s acquisition of stablecoin platform Rail, she stated: “As regulations become more clear, the opportunity for stablecoin payments is really ripe, and the acquisition of Rail just really solidifies our market leadership in stablecoin payments.”
At the same time, Long has tempered market speculation. In a CNBC interview, she confirmed that Ripple does not plan to go public in 2025, explaining that the company has sufficient resources and no immediate need to raise outside capital.
Interpretation vs. Official Messaging
Bull Winkle’s post transforms Long’s measured comments into an expansive thesis about XRP’s destiny. While Long has carefully outlined XRP’s utility, regulatory clarity, and the growth of stablecoin infrastructure, Bull Winkle interprets these developments as evidence of an imminent systemic shift.
In his framing, the “one percent” of global payments referenced in the clip is not the ceiling but the entry point — a prelude to XRP becoming central to global finance. Long’s actual remarks emphasize technology and strategy; Bull Winkle connects them into a sweeping endgame narrative that resonates with XRP’s most ardent supporters.
The Bigger Picture
Ripple today stands at a crossroads of legal clarity, institutional interest, and ongoing product expansion. Whether XRP truly evolves into the backbone of global payments remains to be seen. But one fact is clear: the foundation is stronger than ever.
Ripple’s president has outlined the tools; Ripple Bull Winkle has painted the vision. And if that vision proves accurate, the world may only realize the scale of it once the switch is already flipped.