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Expert Says Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Could Be Huge for XRP. Here’s why

Financial expert Levi has linked Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend checks to a potential increase in liquidity across financial markets, with XRP among the assets he believes investors

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September 14, 2026
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Expert Says Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Could Be Huge for XRP. Here’s why
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Financial expert Levi has linked Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend checks to a potential increase in liquidity across financial markets, with XRP among the assets he believes investors could watch closely. His claim centers on the possibility that more than $1.2 trillion could enter the US economy if the payments move forward.

Levi also compared the proposal with the stimulus payments issued during the COVID-19 period. He noted that XRP surged massively during that period, although he acknowledged that stimulus payments were not the only factor behind the move.

In the video attached to his tweet, Levi reacted to Trump’s claim that he does not need Congress to approve the proposed $5,000 dividend checks.

“Trump says he does not need Congress to approve his proposed $5,000 dividend checks,” Levi said.

He explained that Trump’s proposal could involve $5,000 payments for every American. Levi estimated that the program could potentially put more than $1.2 trillion into the economy.

“If this actually happens, it could be huge for the markets,” he said.

Levi focused on the potential liquidity effect of such a large injection of money. He also compared the proposal with the COVID-era stimulus program, when Americans received direct payments while interest rates remained near zero.

XRP’s 2020-2021 Rally

Levi then pointed to XRP’s performance during the COVID stimulus payments.

He noted that XRP traded at around $0.17 in March 2020. By April 2021, the cryptocurrency had reached roughly $1.95. Levi described the move as more than 1,000% within a relatively short period.

Levi did not attribute the entire rally to stimulus payments. He acknowledged that other factors contributed to XRP’s rise.

“Stimulus wasn’t the only reason XRP pumped, but it happened during a massive liquidity-driven crypto bull market,” he said.

His comparison suggests that another large injection of capital could create conditions that prompt investors to monitor crypto assets closely.

Bitcoin and XRP Could Draw Investor Focus

Levi said that if more than $1 trillion enters the economy, investors could closely monitor Bitcoin, XRP and the wider cryptocurrency market.

“The big question is, if these $5,000 checks actually happen, where will that money flow?” Levi said.

His comments do not establish that the proposed payments would flow into cryptocurrencies. Instead, he presented the potential liquidity injection as a factor that could influence investor behavior across markets.

The proposal has also drawn skepticism in the comments under Levi’s tweet. Nasdaq Future Trader said, “No one is getting $5000, even if Republicans win! It’s an art of buying votes!”

Macro Bombastic also questioned the claim, saying, “tbh this whole thing smells like a classic shill.”

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