On September 24, the Federal Reserve invited public comment on proposals for payment-stablecoin issuers it supervises. That is a rulemaking step, not a final set of stablecoin rules. Chainlink and XRP enter the discussion for different reasons: LINK supports data and cross-chain infrastructure, while XRP is widely followed for payments. Neither their established size nor a new policy proposal makes a 100x return a reasonable short-term assumption.

Remittix is drawing attention earlier in its lifecycle. Its PayFi network aims to turn supported crypto into bank-bound fiat, with a live trading venue and available iOS wallet already extending its product range. The project has scheduled November 24 for the RTX debut, giving buyers an event to assess beyond macro headlines.

Next 100x Crypto Talk Meets a Fed Proposal

The Federal Reserve’s September 24 announcement describes two proposals for a regulatory framework covering Board-supervised payment-stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act. Public feedback and further steps stand between a proposal and a final rule. LINK and XRP are not automatically winners simply because the discussion involves digital dollars.

Chainlink’s services can help applications access data and coordinate across networks. XRP offers a ledger and token associated with transferring value. Both are established assets with large markets; a 100x move would require extraordinarily large increases in valuation. Their nearer-term performance is more likely to depend on adoption and investor demand.