Renewed discussion around XRP adoption has surfaced after a Fox Business cryptocurrency segment was linked to claims about banking payment usage. The social media post by KingXRP also connected the broadcast to an XRPL-based REAL Token and its reported exchange expansion plans. However, the supplied material does not include direct confirmation from Bank of America regarding the use of XRP for settlement.
During the televised segment, David Stryzewski, CEO of Sound Planning Group, referenced crypto market prices while standing near Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and XRP. At the time, Bitcoin traded near $102,075, Ethereum near $3,657, and XRP near $2.42. Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan was not present, and Stryzewski’s commentary does not constitute an institutional statement from the bank.
The broader distinction remains that financial institutions may use Ripple-related infrastructure without directly holding or using XRP. Without a verified statement from Bank of America, the banking payment claim remains unconfirmed.
Separately, the material highlighted REAL Token’s possible August 15 exchange expansion as a milestone that could broaden access and visibility. MEXC was mentioned as an additional trading venue, alongside an XRPL decentralized exchange reference. The post also cited a wider media and payments market opportunity around $38.5 trillion, although that figure is not a confirmed valuation for REAL Token or XRP. A hypothetical move from $0.02 toward $748.50 was presented, but no supplied evidence establishes that level as a confirmed market target.
