Pundit Says XRP Is At the Center of New Deal By This $11 Trillion Giant
Crypto commentator John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) highlighted a major development in the crypto industry, reporting that Charles Schwab is positioning itself to become a leading platform for XRP and other cryptocurrencies.
In a CNBC interview, Schwab’s CEO, Rick Wurster, shared details on the company’s plans and how they align with client demand.
Schwab’s Crypto Ambitions
Wurster confirmed that Schwab’s clients are already invested in digital assets. “Our clients hold more than 20% of the exchange-traded product crypto in the entire industry,” he said.
While this represents only $25 billion of the $10.8 trillion Schwab manages, Wurster emphasized the significance of their client base in the crypto market. He indicated that Schwab plans to expand access to Bitcoin and Ether soon, aiming to integrate these assets alongside clients’ traditional investments.
The CEO explained that many clients currently hold a small portion of their digital assets outside Schwab. Clients prefer having crypto alongside other holdings under a trusted platform, creating an opportunity for Schwab to capture a larger share of the market.
🇺🇸 $11T GIANT ENTERS CRYPTO 🇺🇸
Schwab signals it wants to become the world’s largest XRP and crypto exchange.
The BIG banks are moving FAST and the shift is already happening.
40 million users loading in soon…$XRP is at the center 🚀 pic.twitter.com/4as1lA6lUC
— John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) April 6, 2026
Direct Competition with Existing Platforms
When asked about competing with established exchanges like Coinbase, Wurster was direct. “If they’re buying their crypto at Coinbase, we would love to see them bring their crypto back to Schwab,” he said.
This indicates Schwab’s strategy to attract users who seek consolidation of their financial assets, offering both traditional and digital investment options on one platform.
Squire emphasized the scale of this move, noting the potential for 40 million users to engage with Schwab’s crypto offerings. The commentator highlighted that XRP is central to Schwab’s plans, suggesting the firm sees a significant role for the token in its future operations.
Market Perspective
The interview occurred just before the signing of the GENIUS Act into law. The legislation creates clearer pathways for crypto adoption in the U.S., supporting institutional participation. Schwab’s announcement aligns with this regulatory milestone, signaling that major financial institutions are preparing for broader market integration.
Schwab’s entry into the crypto sector reflects growing interest from traditional finance in digital assets. By leveraging its vast client base, the company can accelerate adoption while providing trusted infrastructure for investments in XRP, Bitcoin, and Ether.
Squire’s reporting suggests that major financial institutions are actively positioning for XRP and crypto adoption. Wurster’s comments suggest that Schwab expects meaningful growth from clients transitioning their digital assets to a unified platform.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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