Agentic Transactions Can Now Be Fully Done On XRP. Here’s What It Means
Recent developments on the XRP Ledger are fueling conversations about how artificial intelligence could interact with blockchain networks in the future.
XRPL validator Vet highlighted the network’s emerging support for agentic transactions, suggesting that AI-powered systems may eventually become a significant source of activity on the ledger.
In a tweet accompanying an image from the XRP Ledger website, Vet wrote: “So you’re telling me we can do Agentic transactions fully on XRP? Yea we building our floor guys.”
The image depicts a system in which AI agents can discover, set up, and execute financial transactions autonomously on the XRP Ledger.
According to the text, the XRPL provides infrastructure designed for such activity, including deterministic finality, predictable costs, native multi-currency support, and compliance-ready controls. The page also stated that these capabilities can be achieved without smart contract risk.
So you're telling me we can do Agentic transactions fully on XRP?
Yea we building our floor guys.
— Vet (@Vet_X0) June 21, 2026
Vet Suggests AI Could Become a Major XRPL User Base
The tweet generated responses from community members who viewed the development as a potentially significant step for XRP adoption.
Community member Rune reacted positively, stating that many people are asking the wrong question when evaluating crypto adoption. According to Rune, the focus should not necessarily be on how many humans will use cryptocurrency.
Vet agreed with that assessment and offered a brief but notable response. He said, “Most users might not be human,” pointing to a future in which automated software agents could interact directly with blockchain networks.
The comment reflects a growing narrative within parts of the technology and crypto sectors that AI systems may eventually conduct payments, settlements, and other financial operations without direct human involvement. Supporters believe blockchain networks could serve as the infrastructure layer for these autonomous transactions.
Price Frustrations Remain a Major Topic
Despite enthusiasm surrounding the technology, several community members shifted the conversation toward XRP’s market performance.
James Volz questioned the significance of another XRP-related product announcement, arguing that the token has still struggled to recover higher price levels. He commented that “Another product and xrp still can’t get back to 1.20 this joke at this point.”
Another community member, House of XRP, delivered a more extensive critique. While acknowledging that XRP’s technology is strong, the commenter said that investors remain focused on returns rather than technical achievements.
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— TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025
House of XRP compared XRP’s long-term price performance with Bitcoin’s growth over the years and expressed frustration that ongoing developments, research, and positive updates have not translated into stronger gains for holders.
The exchange highlighted a recurring divide within the XRP community. While some participants focus on emerging utility and long-term infrastructure development, others continue to evaluate progress through the lens of price appreciation.
For Vet, however, the introduction of agentic transactions on the XRP Ledger appeared to reinforce a broader thesis that XRPL is positioning itself for future technological trends. His comments suggest that if AI-driven economic activity becomes widespread, the XRP Ledger could be one of the networks aiming to provide the infrastructure needed to support it.
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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