Could XRP Be Essential for Global Banking with a $10 Trillion Dollar Market Risk?

A $10 trillion financial disaster looming within the global banking system, and almost nobody is discussing it. The reverse carry trade where institutions have borrowed cheap Japanese yen to invest in higher-yielding assets worldwide represents one of the largest systemic risks in modern finance. When this trade unwinds, we'll witness a catastrophic rush back to yen that could crash global markets, spike bond yields, and evaporate liquidity faster than March 2020. Traditional FX markets simply cannot handle the volume of capital that needs to be repatriated. This video explores how XRP, in partnership with Japan's SBI Holdings and the Bank of Japan's digital yen project, could serve as the critical infrastructure to route these massive capital flows. We break down the mathematical requirements, why XRP would need to reach approximately $180 per token to handle $10 trillion in repatriation over 30 days. From regulatory frameworks to liquidity pools, CBDC integration to global partnerships, we examine what would need to align for XRP to potentially serve as the bridge that prevents the next global financial crisis. This isn't speculation about price—it's about the infrastructure requirements for systemic financial stability. The Bank of Japan faces an impossible choice: let the yen appreciate and end exports, or defend bond markets and risk hyperinflation. XRP could provide the third option they desperately need.