XRP as Global Financial Infrastructure Amid Trump Tariffs and Debt Reset

Crypto commentator and XRP advocate All Things XRP has released a provocative theory on X, arguing that Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement on April 4 is not about trade but part of a deeper economic strategy.

While the official justification is to protect American jobs, the scale of the tariffs—and Trump calling it a national emergency—suggests something larger. According to the thread, the tariffs serve as a cover for a global financial reset.

The Mar-a-Lago Accord and Debt Restructuring

At the core of this theory is the “Mar-a-Lago Accord,” a policy proposal circulating among economic insiders. It includes converting U.S. debt into 100-year bonds, devaluing the dollar, and triggering controlled inflation.

All Things XRP claims this would function as a “soft reset” of U.S. obligations, not through default but by shifting the debt structure. This plan would reduce the burden of existing liabilities while altering the financial status quo.

Tariffs as a Tool for Pressure

Rather than targeting China alone, the tariffs are described as leverage against U.S. creditors—including Japan, China, and the EU—who collectively hold over $3.8 trillion in Treasury bonds. The idea is to apply economic pressure to push these foreign holders into accepting new debt terms. Once in motion, this opens the door to restructuring the global monetary system entirely.

XRP’s Strategic Role

This is where XRP comes into play. All Things XRP argues that any global reset would require a neutral, liquid, and scalable asset to serve as a bridge between currencies.

XRP fits that role, especially given Ripple’s existing partnerships with over 300 banks and the utility of its On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) solution. Rather than a competitor to Bitcoin, XRP is framed as a replacement for legacy infrastructure like SWIFT.

Trump’s Crypto Positioning and Market Signals

The theory also points to Trump’s 2024 campaign promise to make America a crypto leader. The thread suggests that Trump, as a dealmaker rather than a crypto-idealist, could see XRP as a tool to present a global debt reset as a policy victory.

Market behavior on April 3—when the S&P 500 fell 5%, bond volatility rose, and the dollar weakened—is cited as a signal that institutional investors sense systemic change.

All Things XRP concludes that this is not just about crypto but about reshaping the financial system. The idea includes ending the petrodollar era, restructuring sovereign debt, and laying the foundation for a post-fiat digital infrastructure.

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