Good morning, traders,
Crypto is on fire, and names like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are ripping all over the place.
So, if you’re still standing on the sidelines wondering if it’s “too late,” let me be clear: It’s not.
As of this writing, the coming days could be tremendously important for crypto, as the House of Representatives was getting ready to vote yesterday on the so-called Genius Bill (Guiding and Establishing National Innovations in U.S. Stablecoins).
If it becomes law, the bill would set the framework for stablecoin regulation in the U.S. — and giants like Walmart and Citi are already circling, itching to get their own stablecoins out in the wild.
Stablecoins are pegged to assets like the U.S. dollar.
Think of them as the gateway crypto for institutions.
If this bill passes, it’s not just crypto bros and weekend traders in the sandbox anymore. It’s real companies, real capital, and more legitimacy than this space has ever seen.
And that’s why Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are already front-running the vote.
Let’s break it down:
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin’s making headlines again, and it’s not just because of ETFs or another halving cycle.
We’re seeing increased institutional inflow.
Asset managers are treating Bitcoin like a “digital gold” hedge again, but with actual yield this time, thanks to new on-chain tools and derivative strategies.
But if stablecoins are about to get regulated and legitimized in the U.S., Bitcoin becomes the most obvious “reserve” crypto asset to back them.
Not from a technical standpoint, but from a trust standpoint.
It’s still the most recognized and capitalized token out there.
Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum isn’t just tagging along. ETH is up because the rails it built are finally being recognized by the suits.
Most stablecoins already run on Ethereum.
If regulation starts favoring U.S.-issued stablecoins, that’s a windfall for Ethereum’s utility.
It’s like tollbooths suddenly being added to every road you already own.
Plus, Ethereum’s staking yield has quietly turned it into a competitor with traditional fixed income.
And unlike Bitcoin, it’s not just a store of value — it’s infrastructure.
When companies like Citi start deploying programmable dollars, guess what they’re building on? Spoiler: It’s not Solana.
ETH could make a run back toward its all-time highs if institutional adoption ramps.
And if developers start building retail-friendly tools around these new stablecoins? That’s fuel on top of fuel.
XRP
This one’s always been controversial, but the market’s finally giving XRP some overdue respect.
XRP isn’t trying to be the next Bitcoin.
It’s targeting the plumbing: cross-border payments, bank settlements, real-time transfers.
And with the U.S. finally getting serious about crypto regulation, XRP’s use case just got a massive tailwind.
XRP already has ties to financial institutions — they’ve just been handcuffed waiting for regulatory clarity.
If this stablecoin bill starts turning into a broader framework for crypto legitimacy, XRP could be the biggest sleeper.
What Does This Mean for Traders?
The short version? Eyes up, cash ready.
If this bill passes — or even just gets real momentum — it’s a signal that crypto’s moving from fringe finance into the hands of institutions.
That doesn’t mean you chase every green candle. It means you build a strategy around the regulatory shift that’s about to change the game.
This isn’t about hype anymore. It’s about positioning.
Because when policy and capital start rowing in the same direction is when markets move for real.
Stay street smart,
Jeff Zananiri
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