The founder of TRIBLU LLC, an IT services firm, triggers fresh speculations around the possible reason behind Jack Dorsey’s XRP portrayal of Michael Saylor.

These new discussions have emerged within the XRP community following the first-ever White House Crypto Summit on March 7.

The founder of TRIBLU LLC, an IT services firm, has triggered fresh speculations around the possible reason behind Jack Dorsey’s XRP portrayal of Michael Saylor.

These new discussions have emerged within the XRP community following the first-ever White House Crypto Summit on March 7. The event, attended by key figures in the crypto industry, including MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, has led to speculations around Dorsey’s previous Primal clip.

Dorsey’s AI Clip

Earlier in February, former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey shared a short AI-generated video on Primal, a decentralized social platform. The clip depicted Saylor, a well-known Bitcoin advocate, surrounded by Bitcoin visuals.

However, as the video progressed, Saylor transformed into an XRP coin. The transformation sparked confusion among crypto enthusiasts, leaving many to ponder if Dorsey was hinting at a potential shift in allegiance for Saylor or simply engaging in jest.

TRIBLU Founder Weighs In

Recently, following the White House Crypto Summit, Joshua Dalton, the founder of TRIBLU, shared his observations, drawing a connection between Dorsey’s AI clip and what he claimed to have heard from insiders at the event.

According to Dalton, Saylor reportedly experienced a mix of emotions during the summit, potentially indicating that discussions did not favor Bitcoin as he had hoped.

He speculated that policymakers might be preparing the groundwork for Ripple to gain a more prominent role in U.S. financial systems, including the Treasury and major banks.

Saylor, on the other hand, may have been advocating for Bitcoin’s dominance but did not receive the response he had anticipated.

In light of these, Dalton suggested that Dorsey’s post might have been a more accurate prediction than initially believed. However, these interpretations remain speculative.

Reactions From the XRP Community

Despite their speculative nature, Dalton’s comments quickly gained attention, eliciting responses from other influential voices in the XRP community.

Wealth mentor Linda P. Jones highlighted a particular part of the claim, emphasizing the notion that XRP could become a preferred digital asset within government financial systems.

Moreover, Vandell Aljarrah, co-founder of The Black Swan Capitalist, put forward a theory that Saylor may secretly own XRP while also serving as a strategic figure promoting Bitcoin to the public.

According to Aljarrah, Saylor’s frequent appearances on mainstream financial news networks could be part of a plan to direct attention toward Bitcoin and away from other assets like XRP.

He suggested that this level of influence and exposure was not coincidental.

Theories Remain Speculative

Earlier this year, when the clip first surfaced, some XRP supporters interpreted it as a visualization of Saylor’s alleged change in allegiance toward XRP.

The speculation unfolded amid increasing tensions between Bitcoin maximalists and the XRP community.

Despite the buzz surrounding these theories, they are largely speculative and might not necessarily materialize as envisioned. While Dorsey’s AI clip fuels theories, its original intent remains unclear. It could have been a simple joke or just a reflection of his own views.