A viral claim says the U.S. government is buying XRP at $10,000 and replacing the U.S. dollar with Ripple’s XRP. But is it true?

Let’s break it down.

🚨 The Claim

  • Some social media posts claim:

    • Congress is buying XRP at $10,000 per coin

    • XRP will replace the U.S. dollar

But there is no official proof to back this claim.

🌍 Where It Started

The rumor seems to come from a user named CryptoGeek who:

  • Claimed that BRICS nations may use the XRP Ledger for a global digital currency

  • Later said the U.S. Congress is buying XRP and adopting it as currency

💱 What’s Really Happening?

1. BRICS and Dedollarization

  • BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) are using less U.S. dollars for trade.

  • They’re exploring digital currencies like XRP for global payments.

  • XRP is fast, cheap, and works well for cross-border payments.

2. Ripple’s Real Progress

  • Ripple has partnered with BRICS-related financial groups.

  • XRP is being tested in Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) systems.

  • But this doesn’t mean XRP is replacing the U.S. dollar.

3. No Government Confirmation

  • There’s no evidence the U.S. Congress or government is:

    • Buying XRP at $10,000

    • Replacing the dollar with XRP

✅ Final Verdict

🚫 False Claim The U.S. has not adopted XRP as the new dollar. The government is not buying XRP at $10,000.

📌 Why This Matters

False crypto news can:

  • Mislead new investors

  • Pump prices unfairly

  • Cause financial harm

Always fact-check before believing or sharing.

📢 Bottom Line

XRP is growing in global use, especially for cross-border payments. But it’s not replacing the U.S. dollar, and Congress is not buying it at $10K.

Source: International Meda

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