Pundit to XRP and XLM Holders: If This Doesn't Make You Bullish, Think Again

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Crypto commentator X Finance Bull believes recent developments involving the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) have strengthened the case for both XRP and XLM.

In a post on X, the commentator argued that the two digital assets are becoming increasingly connected to one of the most important institutions in global finance as tokenization efforts continue to advance.

The post highlighted DTCC’s role in processing an enormous amount of financial market activity every year. According to X Finance Bull, the organization clears between $2.5 quadrillion and $4 quadrillion annually.

With DTCC now moving deeper into blockchain-based settlement and tokenization, the commentator suggested that XRP and XLM could benefit from a portion of that future activity.

Stellar Selected for DTCC’s Tokenization Plans

A major focus of the post was DTCC’s decision to connect its tokenized securities platform to the Stellar network by 2027. X Finance Bull described Stellar as the first public blockchain selected for the initiative, calling it a significant step for the network.

According to the commentator, DTCC and the Stellar Development Foundation confirmed the plan on May 27, 2026. The post noted that DTCC oversees more than $114 trillion in assets and plans to bring tokenized versions of securities onto blockchain infrastructure.

X Finance Bull stated that Russell 1000 stocks, exchange-traded funds, and U.S. Treasuries are expected to be among the first assets involved. The commentator argued that this places Stellar in a notable position as traditional financial institutions continue exploring tokenized markets.

Ripple’s Connection Also Receives Attention

While discussing Stellar’s role, X Finance Bull also emphasized Ripple’s growing relationship with DTCC-linked initiatives.

The post pointed to DTCC’s acquisition of Securrency, noting that the company’s technology supports multiple blockchain networks, including Ripple. According to the commentator, Securrency’s Compliance Aware Tokens are designed to connect traditional financial markets with digital assets while incorporating regulatory requirements directly into securities.

X Finance Bull also referenced Ripple Prime’s participation in DTCC’s tokenization working group, which includes dozens of firms exploring digital asset applications. The post further stated that the XRP Ledger has been linked to improve settlement processes and noted that RLUSD has been approved as collateral within related activities.

Why the Commentator Sees Opportunity for XRP and XLM

The central argument in the post is that tokenized finance will likely operate across several blockchain networks rather than relying on a single chain.

To support that view, X Finance Bull cited comments from DTCC Chief Executive Officer Frank La Salla, who said collaboration between traditional and digital markets represents another step toward creating interoperable digital infrastructure.

Based on these developments, the commentator believes XRP and XLM are among the public blockchain networks most closely connected to DTCC’s tokenization strategy. X Finance Bull concluded that institutional adoption is already underway and argued that the movement of traditional financial activity onto blockchain networks has begun rather than remaining a future possibility.

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