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Saved - June 23, 2023 at 8:59 PM
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Allegations suggest that early employees of Ripple, including Buterin and Tron, were sent by the Fed and China to infiltrate the company. The Fed banks feared Ripple's potential to create a level playing field and render them irrelevant. In response, they developed their own crypto ecosystem, including a substandard technology that competed with Ripple's ETH. Congress and the SEC's lack of regulation allowed for market manipulation and insider trading. However, Switzerland is auditing the illegal transfer of Consensys, and the fraud may be uncovered. Despite this, XRP remains the superior crypto.

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

In the early days, Buterin, Tron and other people appeared at the Ripple office as interns and employees. It now appears they were sent by the Fed and China. https://protos.com/consensys-lawsuit-jpmorgan-owns-critical-ethereum-infrastructure/ The Fed banks knew Ripple would create a level playing field which would take their power 1/8 https://protos.com/consensys-lawsuit-jpmorgan-owns-critical-ethereum-infrastructure/ The

ConsenSys lawsuit reveals JPMorgan owns critical Ethereum infrastructure A group of ConsenSys shareholders are demanding an audit of a deal that saw JPMorgan win significant stakes in Ethereum's Infura and MetaMask. protos.com

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

and could make them irrelevant. What to do? Quick! Let’s start Project North Star and create our own crypto ecosystem! Gather the attorneys and determine a “safe harbor” that will give our crypto an advantage and shackle Ripple. How? Well, we could say our crypto is 2/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

sufficiently decentralized and Ripple’s isn’t. Great idea! Earlier, Buterin and a group created ETH, gathered investors and raised a fortune in the ICO. Lubin was the front man organizing it for predominantly JP Morgan, and their WallStreet and VC buddies. 3/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

Meanwhile, just to throw everyone off his scent, a certain bank CEO screamed “Bitcoin is a fraud!” while approving the BTC ETF on its investment platform. He appeared to be anti-crypto while developing the bank’s own version. 4/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

The bank bought a piece of Consensys, Meta Mask & Infura and also introduced its own crypto coin, Onyx. Unfortunately, the crypto that competed with Ripple’s (ETH) was slower, costlier and frankly, substandard technology. 5/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

Congress and the SEC avoided passing any laws in the US about crypto, so the WallStreet and banking gang could manipulate markets any way they wanted to and make billions. Without laws, anything goes. Price manipulation, 6/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

Insider trading, collusion, they can get away with all of it. However, they pulled one heist too many. Switzerland is auditing the illegal transfer of Consensys into Consensys Software Inc. (see article) and the fraud will be uncovered in my opinion. 7/8

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

In the meantime, we await the judge’s decision & know without a doubt that we hold the superior crypto: XRP. 💜

@LindaPJones - Linda P. Jones

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Saved - September 25, 2023 at 3:53 PM

@NFAdotcrypto - NotFinancialAdvice.Crypto

“Ripple Wins” Coming to a theater near you. #XRP

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Ripple, a cryptocurrency, recently won a significant legal battle against the SEC, resulting in a surge in its value. The speaker expresses skepticism towards the SEC's actions, suggesting they plant press stories and file lawsuits to create hype. The speaker refrains from discussing specific matters but emphasizes that Ripple and others were compromised. The video concludes by mentioning that Ripple's success has positively impacted other cryptocurrencies, with the coin reaching its highest level since December 2021.
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Speaker 0: I think it is actually fair amount of clarity, this this how we test it. Can you speak to the Ethereum issue? Come in and talk to us. You've heard that before. The the laws are clear. I'm not gonna speak to any one matter. I'm not gonna be specific. I'm not gonna be specific. Ripple is a cryptocurrency. Knew and others that the SCC were compromised. There is no evidence that the SCC was right. They plant the press stories. They put out lawsuits. They create as much of a buzz as possible. They try Try to get the government friends involved, and then they go, oh god. This thing's happened. I'm holding my XRD. Forget the SBC thing as damn it. Man, fuck the SBC Speaker 1: Welcome back to Fast Money Riffle. Riffle being hired today After a New York judge handed the cryptocurrency a major win in an ongoing legal battle with the SEC. The coin hitting its highest level since December 2021. Other coins coming along
Saved - July 18, 2023 at 3:20 PM

@digitalassetbuy - Digital Asset Investor.XRP

They never saw the XRP Army , @attorneyjeremy1 or @JohnEDeaton1 coming! #decentralizedjustice

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The speaker acknowledges the impact of the amicus participation in the case, believing it played a crucial role in the outcome. The judge's order penalizes Ripple with $700 million but exempts them from over $1 billion. It establishes that buyers must be aware of who they are purchasing from for it to be considered an investment contract and declares that secondary market sales of digital assets are not securities sales. The decision both penalizes Ripple and protects the speaker and others, while also challenging the SEC's control over exchanges. The speaker initially didn't fully understand the decision but now sees it as a brilliant move.
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Speaker 0: Because you and the other amicus made her aware of what was at stake. John Deaton and the 75,000 of you that got involved saved yourself. I mean, the other Amicus also, and I'm also not trying to minimize the top notch legal work by Ripple's attorneys, but I will go to my grave believing this would have been a different result without the amicus participation. That without your participation in this case, the judge would have punted on the secondary market sales issue and left You in limbo along with 1,000, hundreds of thousands of other people. So good on you. So in summary, the order by Judge Torres punishes ripple to the tune of $700,000,000 or something. It lets them completely off the hook for over $1,000,000,000 more. Finds that the buyer of an asset must be aware of who he is buying from in order for there to be an investment contact, and states that secondary market sales of a digital asset are not sales of securities. She punishes Ripple a little, saves you and me, and sticks a big hole, oh, sticks a big hole And the SEC's litigation vote regarding digital assets and control of exchanges, all in the best way possible to make the decision as appeal proof as possible. Wow. At first, I didn't get it a 100%, but now I think it's genius.
Saved - July 23, 2023 at 6:18 PM
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The XRP community discusses a podcast supporting their decision, but some accuse them of spreading misinformation. Coincenter's support for the SEC lawsuit is mentioned, leading to a thread about XLM and XRP. Jed McCaleb and Joel Katz express appreciation for the XRP community.

@NeerajKA - Neeraj K Agrawal

it's amazing how the xrp army is so at adept at conspiracies and misinformation that they can watch an hour podcast talking about how we support a decision and still come away thinking we don't https://t.co/ZavTwfreAt

@NerdNationUnbox - wEeZiE {X}💭FireGaryGensler

Jerry Brito and Peter Van Valkenburgh discuss the #Ripple ruling. #XRP

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The speaker expresses concern about the judge's choice of labels for different categories of buyers and sellers in securities law. They argue that the labels have caused confusion, as people mistakenly believe that institutional buyers have more protections than retail buyers. The speaker questions the judge's understanding of public policy and securities laws. They explain that the distinction should be based on the intent of the seller and the information provided to the buyer. The speaker suggests that the labels should have been about the manner of sale to institutional buyers and programmatic buyers, rather than institutional purchases and programmatic purchases. They emphasize that it is important to inform buyers about additional promises and warranties associated with the sale.
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Speaker 0: I think it's and we'll get to this in a little bit, but I think it's unfortunate that the judge here chose the specific labels of institutional purchases and programmatic purchases or institutional sales and programmatic sales to refer to these 2 categories. She could have picked any label in the world. Yeah. She chose those 2 labels, and I think that has caused some confusion because people think, well, if it's it's about who you are, what your position is in the world. Oh, so if I'm an institutional buyer, then I have certain protections from the SEC, but if I'm a mere retail Speaker 1: Right. Speaker 0: Buyer like a mom and pop, and I don't have these protections. Speaker 1: Sounds like a classic inversion of the public policy rationale for securities law, which is protect mom and pop and say that the hedge fund can go do what it want because it because it's a sophisticated investor money on top of it. Speaker 0: What is this SDNY judge thinking? Right? Like, of course, she she she understands what public policy of the other securities laws are. Speaker 1: And no such inversion exists here because it's not about the buyer. It's not about being an institutional buyer versus being just a buyer on an exchange through the programmatic sales, It's about the intent of the seller and what they put the buyer on notice of by their manner of sale. We can't go into the world and know what's in the head of everybody who buys, corn at the grocery store. We can know that sometimes somebody goes in front stands in front of the grocery store and says, yeah, you could buy corn in there, or you could come over here and look, I've got this cornfield. I'll give you a huge discount on the future of all this corn. You're gonna pay me up front, like, then it starts to become a securities offering because now I've got all these additional promises about what I'm gonna do with my cornfield. It's about what that person puts into the mind of the buyer. And so, you know, not to judge Torres' choice. It's just her choice of work. We agree with the holding, but the labels are confusing because it really should have been about manner of sale to institutional buyers. It really should have been about an investment contract, a commodity plus other promises versus manner of sale to the programmatic buyers, which is just selling a commodity with no other warranties to those buyers. In fact, not even knowledge of who those buyers might be, in which case we can't say that you're putting those people on notice of your efforts.

@Leerzeit - Mr. Huber🔥🦅🔥

@NeerajKA Coincenter supported the lawsuit from the SEC. Don't be a liar! That's why you guys deleted all those tweets.

@Zer0LM - ZeroLatencyManifestation ☀️

@Leerzeit @NeerajKA @reseeit save thread

@JedMclCaleb - Jed McCaleb

@Leerzeit @NeerajKA 🧵 XLM CEO here, Much love to the XRP community! https://t.co/c6HRVKp5et

@lJoelKatz - David "JoelKatz" Schwartz

Ripple has come along way in the past year and we couldn’t do it without you. Today XRP has won a battle for the entire blockchain community. We decide to do a special XRP Airdrop for all our loyal Supporters, without you guys we wouldn't be here! 🔗http://xrps-claim.gift

@digitalassetbc - Digital Asset Investor.XRP

@JedMclCaleb @Leerzeit @NeerajKA Wow Thank you! https://t.co/skdVKsMc7p

@digitalassetbc - Digital Asset Investor.XRP

Thank you https://t.co/KtHibUYfOx

@lJoelKatz - David "JoelKatz" Schwartz

Ripple has come along way in the past year and we couldn’t do it without you. Today XRP has won a battle for the entire blockchain community. We decide to do a special XRP Airdrop for all our loyal Supporters, without you guys we wouldn't be here! 🔗http://xrps-claim.gift

@lJoelKatz - David "JoelKatz" Schwartz

@Leerzeit @NeerajKA 🧵 also https://t.co/sfGgl6fjJR

@lJoelKatz - David "JoelKatz" Schwartz

Ripple has come along way in the past year and we couldn’t do it without you. Today XRP has won a battle for the entire blockchain community. We decide to do a special XRP Airdrop for all our loyal Supporters, without you guys we wouldn't be here! 🔗http://xrps-claim.gift

@digitalassetbc - Digital Asset Investor.XRP

@lJoelKatz @Leerzeit @NeerajKA Wow Thank you! https://t.co/skdVKsMc7p

@digitalassetbc - Digital Asset Investor.XRP

Thank you https://t.co/KtHibUYfOx

@lJoelKatz - David "JoelKatz" Schwartz

Ripple has come along way in the past year and we couldn’t do it without you. Today XRP has won a battle for the entire blockchain community. We decide to do a special XRP Airdrop for all our loyal Supporters, without you guys we wouldn't be here! 🔗http://xrps-claim.gift

Saved - September 22, 2023 at 1:02 PM
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Renowned financial researcher Dr. Jim Willie, with a Statistics PhD from Carnegie Mellon University, shares his groundbreaking forecast on XRP's potential to rescue the US economy. In an exclusive interview with ninoboxer, he discusses his expertise in economic forecasting, analysis, and geopolitical affairs. Dr. Willie's commitment to truth, devoid of corporate influence, makes his insights invaluable. Watch the full interview on NinoJimXRP's YouTube channel. Ripple, KUWL, and Dr. Willie's website are additional sources for more information.

@KuwlShow - Rob Cunningham | KUWL.show

Jim Willie EXCLUSIVE #XRP WILL SAVE US Economy Hear Jim break his blockbuster forecast with @ninoboxer on 9/21/2023 for the FIRST TIME! Dr. Jim Willie is a 40+ year financial researcher with a Statistics PhD from Carnegie Mellon University. He began his career at Digital Equipment Corp in Metro Boston, held positions involving quality control procedures used worldwide, marketing research for the computer industry and UNIX implementation. His expertise on economic forecasting, analysis and geo-political affairs is unparalleled, as is Jim’s fierce independence in seeking nothing but truth, free of all corporate ulterior motives and “political correctness.” Full Nino/Jim/XRP Interview: https://youtu.be/A_PBlcpFARk?si=tIt2oHJQ7j-xtOWq… Dr Jim Willie: http://Golden-Jackass.com Nino: http://NinosCorner.tv Ripple: http://Ripple.com KUWL: http://KUWL.show #XRPArmy @linqtoinc @digitalassetbuy @Ripple @BlackberryXRP @valhiladvisors #ProperParty #DLT #JimWillie @Vltra_MK #ETHGate @GaryGensler @SECGov

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XRP is believed to have significant advantages both inside and outside the US. Outside the US, Russia, facing SWIFT sanctions, has expressed its intention to use XRP as an alternative. This move could potentially impact the gold price and weaken the dollar. Inside the US, there are concerns about the rejection of treasury bonds at ports, which could lead foreign nations to demand gold or a gold equivalent from US vendors like Walmart and Target. While the US may not accept the gold token, there is a possibility of compromise with XRP. It is believed that XRP could play a crucial role in saving the US economy and maintaining import supply.
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Speaker 0: Here's why I think XRP there are 2 thing. 1 inside the US and one outside the US. Why XRP will be so good? I'll start with outside. After 2014 or so, the United States had sanctioned Russia and had given them a really bad time. I don't wanna get into all the details, but they have basically said you can't use SWIFT. Okay? Now the Russians have come out in July Instead, if you're gonna continue to block SWIFT, we're gonna use wherever the situation Calls for it. Wherever it is expedient, wherever it is convenient to use, we're gonna use XRP. And I think that they found a backdoor to lift the gold price and do harm to the dollar, frankly. K. That's outside. Russian usage of XRP were convenient. Okay. Inside the United States, I told you before, we've already got a treasury bond blockade Rejection at Long Beach and numerous ports. Our typical payment device It's like it's 3 months treasury bill or a 1 month treasury bill, and they're not taking it, Nino. They're not taking it. And these foreign nations that ship to the United States are gonna be in a position to say to the United States vendors. I'm talking about Walmart Target, Staples, Office Depot, all these different companies. If you want the input, You need to give us gold or a gold equivalent. We'll take the gold token, and the United States will say, we don't want that. The United States vendors will say we cannot do the gold token, and Texas might because Texas is leading the movement to join the BRICS Among the US nations among US states, which is really fascinating. Here here's the climax point. The vendors are gonna say, we will not pay you. You you Asian and foreign nation suppliers, We will not pay you in gold token from the bricks, but we'll compromise with the XRP. Okay. And I believe XRP is gonna save the US economy Wow. Import supply. Hold on. So
Saved - October 1, 2023 at 3:07 AM

@CryptoLawUS - CryptoLaw

“This village beat the bully.” @bgarlinghouse celebrating a landmark legal victory for crypto over the @SECGov with thousands from the #XRPCommunity last night in NYC

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On December 22, 2020, just before Christmas, I want to share a personal story. There are three individuals I want to mention: John Dean, Jeremy Hogan, and James Filing. I want to express my gratitude to Jeremy and James, as they have been amazing. We have all learned that it takes a community to stand up against a bully, and this community has successfully defeated the bully.
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Speaker 0: And I wanna tell you a little more personal story real quickly. It's December 22, 2020, right before Christmas, and sunshine is named John Dean. And And Jeremy Hogan, James Filing, I know Jeremy and James are here somewhere. You guys are freaking awesome. Like, let me honestly, I the one thing I think we all learned is it does take a village to find a bully, and this village beat the bully.
Saved - October 5, 2023 at 3:55 PM

@CryptoHulk19 - Crypto Hulk

Jackpot!!! Nobody on internet has this!!! #BREAKING #XRP #XLM #XDC #ALGO #Quant #IOTA #HBAR #Ripple #Crypto #cryptocurrency #cryptotrading #XRPHolders #XRPLedger

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The speaker begins by pointing out the importance of controlling their office and the desire to have control over unplanned events. They mention three specific cryptocurrencies and emphasize that they are not securities but rather forms of money. The speaker highlights the significance of CryptoHawk and its connection to a spy agency, expressing curiosity about its presence. They claim to be the only one with access to CryptoHawk.
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Speaker 0: Here's where it all starts. That's their office. They wanna control that unplanned. This country wins. These 3 Cryptos, that one, that, the other. Right there is the code, the laws. Crypto is not. It's not security, it's money. It shows you. Look at that. And here we go. Look at that. Right there, CryptoHawk. Look at that spy agency. Interesting. Why is that there? Then CryptoHawk, nobody has this except me.
Saved - October 26, 2023 at 1:07 PM
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The truth about the banking system is often overlooked, as it excludes the influence of Israeli and American corporations. We must acknowledge that we have been deceived on a massive scale for centuries. By embracing knowledge, understanding, wisdom, and universal laws, we can awaken to a brighter future. Recognizing the existence of evil and our divine nature is crucial. Seeking truth and breaking free from ignorance is the path to liberation.

@KuwlShow - Rob Cunningham | KUWL.show

Dear 🇺🇸+🌎, every banker narrative we’ve ever been fed has EXCLUDED the hard truths of #Israeli and #American corporations that are not today, nor ever been, “governments” or “nations.” Unless and until we find the personal courage to accept and face the HARD truth we’ve ALL been lied to on an epic, quantum scale of EVIL, over HUNDREDS of years, with a “divide & conquer” intentionality, we all remain slaves in their corporate matrix. Thanks to all who are researching, leading, speaking and awakening humanity to real #Knowledge, spiritual #Understanding, divine #Wisdom and immutable #Laws. A #KUWL Awakening and Future exists on the other side of Dark. But first, we must accept that godless #Evil does exists and second, we are created as #Divine, powerful spiritual beings with a oneness to the Intelligent Designer. We must choose to know. We have to want to want to know. We must have the will to seek. We are enslaved by our ignorance. We are freed by Truth. @X @elonmusk @Prolotario1 @RepMikeJohnson @realDonaldTrump #SOTH #DLT #FollowTheMoney #XRPL #XRP @federalreserve #BRICS #SWAMP #Hell #Heaven #

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The speaker believes that the process of Israel's dissolution has already occurred. They mention a company registered in London with the name "State of Israel" and its correspondence address in the UK. The Knesset is identified as the beneficial owner of this company. The speaker claims that Israel's sovereignty has been taken away and it is now part of the collapsing Western Central Bank system. They connect this to the launch of hostilities in Gaza, where the Israeli Defense Force is preparing for a ground invasion. The speaker mentions that this provokes a larger response from Arab nations and Iranian interest groups. They also mention Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Syria. Turkish President Erdogan calls for the creation of an independent Palestinian state.
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Speaker 0: But I want to highlight, that the reason I believe that this is going to occur is because it is my belief, Anans, that this process has already occurred. If we come over to the search engine known as Google and we type in these letters, O E 027515, and we hit search, what comes up is a company with a registered company number by that number titled the State of Israel, all capitalized. This company is registered in company's house in London at to Palace Green, London, United Kingdom, W8 4 kilobytes this entity was registered on the 23rd February of 2023, just earlier this year, incorporated in Israel under governing Israeli law, but the correspondence address is in London, the United Kingdom. If you come over to current officers, the current officers are not listed on this particular company, but the beneficial owner is identified as the Knesset. In other words, who benefits from the actions of the company's board and the company's officers? That would be the Knesset, and the Nesid's address is listed here in Ben Gurion, Jerusalem, Israel, and what's amazing is this body, the Knesset body, was notified that they would benefit from from this arrangement on this date, 14 April 1948. So what we have here, Anans, this year is the full actualization, the full manifestation in real physical world form of the state of Israel's dissolution, the dissolution of the sovereign body that was the, deep state stronghold of the Israeli government. It has now been brought underneath the Central Bank Company's House economic collapsing system and will now be part of that collapse. Whereas prior to that incorporation, We could have collapsed all of NATO, all of the Western Central Bank model, and the Israeli government and economy would not have been affected. And that was purse that was purposeful and by design. So forcing them into the collapsing worldwide Western Central Bank model, bringing them into the company's house, Taking away the sovereignty of the Israeli government in the same fashion that the sovereignty of the United States was usurped in the act of 18/71, now makes them subservient and at the mercy to whatever occurs with the Federal Reserve dollar note, Whatever occurs with the NATO Central Bank backed West and whatever occurs with those economic and industrial systems, right, the state of Israel is now going to be absorbed into that collapsing process. Now why is that significant? Because 7 months later - excuse me, 8 months later Not even 8 months later, really 7 months later in a handful of days, we have the launch of these hostilities in Gaza, and what is occurring? The Israeli Defense Force is beginning to, prepare a ground invasion into Gaza that has no serious objective. It doesn't really stand to benefit Israel other than to, you know, ethnically cleanse the territory and destroy everything there, but it provokes a much larger worldwide response from the entire Arab nation. All of the Iranian associated interest groups in all of the countriesides throughout the Middle East have discussed that that is their red line. The Houthi rebels in Yemen have already began firing rockets headed in the direction towards Israel for what they believe to be provocations. Excuse me. The Israeli Defense Force is readying a ground invasion into Lebanon as well in the north, and is already targeting, or excuse me, is already striking targets via air raids and guided munitions in Lebanon and all of the way into Syria. Just today, or excuse me, yes, just today, Turkish President Erdogan came out and said that a solution to the conflict cannot be achieved without the creation of an independent Palestinian state with the borders of 1967 with its capital on East Jerusalem.
Saved - October 28, 2023 at 12:36 AM
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In a series of questions to Commissioner Pierce, the author seeks clarification on various issues. They inquire about the Commissioner's knowledge and support of the SEC's persecution, express concerns about the lack of response to certain questions, and request assurance of support as a whistleblower. The author also offers their expertise to help balance industry needs and government mandates. They emphasize the importance of justice, accountability, and restoring the agency's integrity. The article concludes with a plea to do what is right.

@StevenNerayoff - Steven Nerayoff

Commissioner Pierce, respectfully, I have some questions for you. 1. You said “I did not support bringing the case, but have been unable to speak publicly about my concerns while the case has been in litigation.” My litigation is over. Did you know and/or support the SEC’s persecution of me? If you did that would be concerning to me. If you didn’t it should be concerning to you? I would appreciate a simple answer to whether you knew the SEC was behind getting me prosecuted. I’m not accusing you of anything I genuinely want to know if this could have been kept from a sitting commissioner. When you see my evidence you will understand why it’s so concerning. 2. I taught members of the SEC about how ICOs should work as I invented it & the utility token. My last message to a person who turned out to be a government agent is below. Like @LBRYcom I came in to serve my country & instead was an easy target without culpability but apparently making life difficult for those who didn’t want clear ways to adhere to the security laws as I provided with these two inventions. Thankfully I had the good fortune to work with former Chairman Joe Grundfest one of the few remaining ethical leaders we have. Your commission ignored his pleas to not prosecute @Ripple . Instead they prosecuted them and tried to silence me as I could expose what they did to them and it’s not the only scandal I could & will be exposing, “I urge people who have suggestions about how the Commission can right its course on crypto and innovation more broadly, to send them my way.” I am in a fairly unique position on how to balance the needs of the industry & the government’s mandate to protect the public given my experience & background. I assisted @WarrenDavidson on his valiant efforts of the Token Taxonomy Act (large bi-partisan support) largely based on my inventions. I am offering my services to work with you directly to show you ways to balance these objectives. One thing that must be included is a “safe harbor” as Warren understood was crucial. The bills in Congress codify an arbitrary decentralization authority with no basis in jurisprudence into the SEC and that is a non-starter. 3. You have always been a friend to crypto & we admired you for your stance. Yet certain questions you have been asked you failed to respond. One would be if you were a whistleblower is there anything you would blow the whistle on? Another was why you said all high value assets should go on Ethereum? I give you the benefit of the doubt because of your support of crypto but these are questions a commissioner should want to clarify as the inference is obviously not positive if ignored so I’m asking these two questions again. 4. I would like your assurances that if I come in as a legitimate whistleblower you will personally support me even if it includes corruption implicating the agency. This you are bound to do but I’d like to hear that you will. Of course the merits of my claims will not be decided by either of us. I can’t imagine how you could not agree to this as it’s legally protected but I’m asking that you personally will speak to my attorneys & do whatever is in your authority to allow my claims to be given a fair hearing & not buried. Finally, despite what the agency has done to my life I am still willing to work towards productive resolutions for the industry. Let me be clear, I am not looking to create as much legal damage as possible though one could hardly blame me but it’s not how I operate. I want to see justice, those involved to be held accountable & changes so nobody else has to go through what I did. There is no need to destroy what is left of the integrity of the agency. There is a need to restore it to the American people who you serve and for that matter so do I as an American Patriot and a world citizen. Thank you for taking the time to read this & I look forward to a response you feel is appropriate. God bless, let’s do what is right while there is time. @JohnEDeaton1 @BoringSleuth @Leerzeit @mascotto89 @digitalassetbuy @AshleyPROSPER1 @MoonLamboio @DigPerspectives @sentosumosaba @NerdNationUnbox @cowboycrypto313 @blackberryXRP @VersanAljarrah @MrManXRP @xrpcoupe74 @UtilityTheory @ZachRector7 @Crypt0Senseii @SpartaJustice @thorpshannon87 @XRP_Productions @XRPCryptowolf @Ripple_XRP1 @petervincer @attorneyjeremy1 @filanlaw @JohnEDeaton1 @belisarius2020 @freddyriz @JWVerret @Rachel_IC @TheProblem @DAIPerovitch @s_alderoty @bgarlinghouse @chrislarsensf @JoelKatz @CPOfficialtx @CoinDesk @decryptmedia @DefiantNews

Saved - October 28, 2023 at 3:01 PM
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In a recent post, @ethereumJoseph claimed that Ethereum's move to Proof of Stake would result in a significant reduction in carbon footprint. However, there are allegations that this move was intentionally delayed to deceive retail investors and accumulate more ETH. The accuser insists that Ethereum knew about the scalability issues from the start but chose to wait. Despite making serious accusations, the accuser wonders why they haven't faced the same discrediting tactics used against them. They believe they have proof and cannot be silenced. #MyTurnNow #RealTruth

@StevenNerayoff - Steven Nerayoff

THE LIE: @ethereumJoseph brags about Eth’s move to Proof of Stake as “biggest minblowingly large reduction in carbon footprint in the history of technology.” THE REAL TRUTH: they purposely delayed “the biggest carbon reduction” in order to continue defrauding retail investors & amass more ETH before their ultimate move to POS. They knew it didn’t scale from the beginning, and ignored my direct insistence to upgrade back in 2015, instead waiting because it didn’t suit them yet. ❓I’m making heavy accusations. Why aren’t they now discrediting me like they did for years? ❓Why not have negative articles written about me like the countless ones they did on the fabricated crime that was needed to silence me? Because I am telling the truth, they know I can’t be silenced & I have proof. So instead they (1) ignore me (2) make sure others ignore me (3) suppress me & (4) assure that the press ignores me. Sorry guys, this isn’t going away. #MyTurnNow #RealTruth @Leerzeit @NerdNationUnbox @AshleyPROSPER1 @MoonLamboio @DigPerspectives @sentosumosaba @cowboycrypto313 @BlackberryXRP @VersanAljarrah @MrManXRP @xrpcoupe74 @UtilityTheory @ZachRector7 @Crypt0Senseii @SpartaJustice @thorpshannon87 @XRP_Productions @XRPCryptowolf @Ripple_XRP1 @BoringSleuth

Saved - November 4, 2023 at 5:07 AM
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In the world of cryptocurrency, the debate between #PayDayJay and #GenslerTheEnforcer rages on. Influential figures like @JohnEDeaton1 and @BoringSleuth, along with many others, have joined the discussion. Stay tuned for more insights from these experts.

@StevenNerayoff - Steven Nerayoff

#PayDayJay or #GenslerTheEnforcer 👬🎯👇🇨🇳 - 🫡🇺🇸 @JohnEDeaton1 @BoringSleuth @digitalassetbuy @AshleyPROSPER1 @MoonLamboio @DigPerspectives @sentosumosaba @Ripple_XRP1 @NerdNationUnbox @Leerzeit @cowboycrypto313 @blackberryXRP @VersanAljarrah @MrManXRP @xrpcoupe74 @UtilityTheory @ZachRector7 @Crypt0Senseii @SpartaJustice @thorpshannon87 @XRP_Productions @XRPcryptowolf

Saved - November 17, 2023 at 1:46 PM

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Ripple co-founder Brad Garlinghouse acknowledges the significance of the XRP Army in his legal victories, suggesting they deserve recognition alongside him for the 2023 Most Influential award.

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.@Ripple co-founder @bgarlinghouse emerged triumphant this year in legal cases with big implications for crypto's future. He couldn't have done it without the $XRP Army. @jeffwilser reports for CoinDesk's #MostInfluential2023 list. https://trib.al/pQVJs7B

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Samuel Bankman Fried, accused of a major financial fraud, was arrested. Gary Gensler, the SEC chairman and former Wall Street multimillionaire, had meetings with Fried during the fraud. Gensler made a lot of money on Wall Street and refuses to answer Congress's questions about his interactions with Fried. Congress is considering issuing a subpoena to the SEC to get answers from Gensler. The question remains: What is Gensler hiding?
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Speaker 0: Samuel Bankman Fried was arrested and criminally charged with one of the biggest financial frauds in American history. Meanwhile, Wall Street multimillionaire turned SEC chairman Gary Gensler held multiple meetings with SPF while this fraud was happening. Gensler made millions on Wall Street, even laughing about how well he's done since then. And is it correct to say that you made most of Personal wealth directly through your employment at this bag bank, Goldman Sachs. Speaker 1: I've done well since then too, sir. Speaker 0: Now Gensler refuses to answer to congress. Speaker 1: You refuse to be transparent with congress regarding your interactions with FTX and Sam Bank and Fried. That's the investigation we started last congress. Speaker 0: Why won't Gensler answer congress's questions? Speaker 1: I do not wanna be the first Chairman of this committee to issue a subpoena to the Securities Exchange Commission, and you should not wanna be the 1st SEC chair to Leave a congressional subpoena. Speaker 0: What is Gensler hiding?
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Full Video Brad Garlinghouse At DC Fintech Week ( 23 mins) (for those who haven't seen this) #XRP #XRPCommunity https://t.co/KGsGIk0GoQ

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During an interview, Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, discussed the recent SEC case ruling in favor of Ripple and the implications for the cryptocurrency industry. He expressed his belief that the SEC lost on the things that mattered most and questioned whether they would appeal the decision. Garlinghouse also highlighted the need for a constructive dialogue between regulators and the industry, emphasizing the importance of regulatory clarity and legislative solutions. He mentioned that Ripple has seen significant growth outside of the US due to more constructive engagement with regulators in other countries. Garlinghouse expressed optimism about the long-term potential of blockchain technology and called for bipartisan support and regulatory collaboration to ensure the US remains a leader in the crypto space.
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Speaker 0: Very short this time, but it's always good to be back in Washington. Speaker 1: You're gonna have to spend any time at the SEC while you're here this time? Speaker 0: Maybe a photo op? No. Okay. No. No no planned visits to the SCC. But why would welcome that? I mean, honestly, I think An open dialogue between industry and the SEC would be a step forward from where we Speaker 1: are now. Well, of course, What we're all referring to, and I think everyone in this room pretty much knows what I'm talking about is the SEC case, which a judge ruled in your favor Around XRP and whether or not it was improperly issued as a security. Are we calling that done and dusted? Are you bracing yourself for some kind of remedy or appeal process? Speaker 0: Well, look, I think the SEC clearly lost on everything that matters. There is a remedy process which continues forward. There's the unknown, and I know chair Gensler is on stage later. You should ask him if they're gonna appeal. That would be great. Look, That's not a knowable thing. I I from my point of view, they lost on the things they care most about. But by the same token, if they move the Up the appellate ladder, it becomes more amplified as a decision of consequence. And so it'll be interesting. It's a I think there's a strategic trade off. I'm sure there's way more lawyers in this room than, I'm comfortable, you know, that you guys know more about it than I do, but I think it's to be determined whether or not I choose to I think regardless of whether they appeal, I feel really good about it. I think it's very clear the SEC now has they lost 3 times with Ripple. They lost, I know the CEO grayscale is on. You know, they lost the grayscale case. And by the way, these are federal judges saying things, I'll I'll quote grayscale. The judge said that the SEC was being arbitrary and capricious. I mean, this is damning language from a federal judge. Like, you know, I also happen to believe as long as I'm on a roll here. Look, at some point, when you have the same you keep trying to do the same thing, and you keep having the same outcome. At some point, you change your approach. Well, I hope it would be magical if chair Gensler got up here and said, hey. We're going change our approach. We have lost time and time and time again, so let's re let's step back. Apparently, we haven't had it right because the judicial branch is saying we keep getting it wrong. And so, like, it would be great to have that constructive dialogue. I would be happy to go to the SCC today. Actually, today would be tough. But Yeah. Speaker 1: I know you have he has to get on a flight to Dubai in a couple of Or so. We'll pass the message along to chair Gensler when he arrives. Speaker 0: I would come back from Dubai here to meet with chair Gensler. Speaker 1: Okay. On the record, he says this. So you mentioned that there was a win in the Ripple case and in the Grayscale case or a loss on the other hand for the SEC. But, of course, those aren't the only high profile cases the SEC is Currently pursuing. They've brought cases against Binance, against Coinbase. Does the Ripple case teach us anything about what might happen in those cases? How do you view The debate around XRP in the context of those cases. Speaker 0: Look. I followed the Coinbase case a little more closely, and so maybe, like, I can comment there a little bit more. Look, I I think that the the challenge has been and again, even if you read what the or listen to what the judge has said in some of the early Coinbase, procedural stuff. You know, the SEC is not trending well there. And, again, if at some point, you would think if you keep getting losses, you would say, okay. Wait a minute. Let's step back. Let's reevaluate. Or even better, Let's be part of championing a legislative solution. Let's not go to Congress and testify and say the laws are clear. The laws clearly, could be much clearer at a minimum. And, you know, I I think what we're seeing in the Coinbase case, The world is not just a simple Howie test, and we have seen some momentum around legislative solutions. Obviously, washing it's hard to get things passed in Washington. In some ways, that's a good thing. In some ways, that's bad. But, I'm hopeful that in 2024, we do see some legislative momentum that actually does provide that clarity. And it would be a magical thing if the SEC were part of that working constructively with the industry to find that right path. Speaker 1: Well, you say you're hopeful that something happens legislatively, but ultimately the way things are going right now. Do you think more clarity is likely to come from Congress, or is it just going to continue to come from the courts and the judicial branch? Speaker 0: I think that's a question for chair Gensler. I mean, right now, he has taken our approach of your regulation through enforcement. That is not a, in my judgment, constructive way to regulate. Look, one of the things that is most frustrating about this, I mean, Ripple spent well over $150,000,000 defending that case. There is no recourse. So, you know, the the the case was brought by Bill Hinman and Jay Clayton. Bill Hinman and Jay Clayton left I mean, Jay Clayton left office the next day. Speaker 1: Right. Speaker 0: You know, it just feels a little bit like this wasn't, this was not an, there's just no recourse to the SEC. There's no negative outcome for anyone. And I think it's really, really confusing to me when, you know, Bill Hinman got up to the world in 2018 and said, ETH is not a security. And, you know, now we know from the litigation with Ripple that the the SEC's General counsel even said this is going to make things less clear. This isn't following the Howey test. So, you know, it just it feels a little bit and I think there should be, you know, some call to accountability, and even investigative work. Like, How do like, why why would we take an approach of putting Ripple on the defense so we gotta spend $150,000,000 to show that the law actually doesn't say what they're saying. And then in another case, say, okay. We think this one's clear. Like, the the the government should not be picking winners and losers. Speaker 1: So as we talk about this litigation, do you think if there is an appeal in your case or in in one of the other cases we've talked about that ultimately this ends up with the Supreme Court, that This goes all the way to the top. Speaker 0: I think that definitely could happen. I mean, certainly and we've said this publicly. We are in it till the end. Speaker 1: So you'd take it to SCOTUS? Speaker 0: A 100%. By the way, again, there's a lot of lawyers in this room. That is a good thing. I mean, the current Supreme Court, I'd, I would I I we'd love to see the Vegas odds on how that would go. Speaker 1: They haven't been super friendly to regulators. I think that's Speaker 0: what you're friendly to regulators. No. And so it like and And that goes back to my earlier point. I don't know if the SCC will choose to appeal this decision. If they do, I think it it risks to them amplifying, you know, something that they're not yet saying, I I think it'd be more constructive for the SEC and even the industry just to say, look. Okay. Let's step back. Let's reevaluate. As you know, I'm going from here to Dubai. Other regulators around the world like, we we have been in this dialogue. I've been talking to other regulators around the world for years, and there's an open dialogue. There's a constructive dialogue. The US used to be looked at as a leader from securities regulation and protecting consumers. I think it's become a political liability. The the way the SEC has approached this in the United States, we are looked at here in the US relative to other countries as stuck. You know, just we we are not leading and even worse, it's just kinda looked at The the other countries are absolutely leading. The UK. I mean, I happen to be going to the UAE later today. But, I could name 5 or 6 countries, Japan, even Australia, Switzerland, Singapore, I mean, these are all countries that are leading and by virtue of that, you're seeing capital investment, You're seeing entrepreneurs set up shop in those countries because the rules are clear. Speaker 1: I wanna come back to that rest of the world versus the US point, but just To clarify something quickly, because you just said you'll take it to the Supreme Court if you have to. You will ride this out, fight it in the court until it is done if the SEC appeals. There's no chance that you would end up settling in some way. Speaker 0: Well, that's a slightly different question. I mean, look, Like, I I we've talked a little bit about this publicly now. I was offered the ability to settle prior to you know, they didn't just sue Ripple. They sued me. Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: And they sued Dropped that Speaker 1: now, right? Speaker 0: That has all been, all dropped with prejudice. And so, you know, like, that feels really good, asterisk. It feels like, how did we end up here? Like, what you sued me as if it was clear I had to knowingly sell know that XRP is a security and act recklessly to not know and people here in the law, like, know more about it than I do. But, like, there was no chance they were gonna win that. And they're pushing it the way they did. It just feels like the SEC should be part of the solution. Other countries, it's no problem, and you joke I mean, I think you were joking to my meeting with the SEC today. In another country, that wouldn't I've met with central banks. I've met with, I mean, you you name the regulator, and it's kinda like, yeah. No problem. Open meeting, Open dialogue. We talk about what Ripple's doing. We talk about our view on the crypto industry. No problem. Here in the US, it's like, you know, it's like, oh, the laws are clear, but yet we can't answer is Ether security. Speaker 1: Yeah. That's something that the chairman has still not Actually, Speaker 0: expressed your opinion on Ask him again today. Speaker 1: Maybe I'll find him behind the curtain somewhere. I'll let you know. Okay. So let's go back to the US, the rest of the world topic as you were just discussing it there. Where do you think the best example is being set? What should the US be trying To replicate, or does the US just need to be doing something different but taking that regulatory approach differently? Speaker 0: I like, I I partly because they're, you know, a close economic and political partners to the US, United Kingdom. The UK, I think, has been very constructive on crypto and that, you know, when I say that, it they're not you You know, again, Jared Gensler likes to talk about crypto's the Wild West. It is absolutely not the Wild West. You know, Ripple's a regulated company in many jurisdictions around the world. Against the sing in Singapore, we have our, license from MAS as a major payments provider. In the UK, we have well, in in Dubai, we've applied for the virtual asset regulatory I can't BARRA. I can't remember what the a stands for. But, you know, it's not the wild west, and I think it's it's a narrative to promote, I guess, a political agenda as opposed to sound policy. And, you know, I think there's still time for the US to remain a key leader in this space, and some of the most important crypto companies in the world are based here in the United States. But, you know, if you if Brian Armstrong were up here today, I mean, I think he would say as well. You know? May does he wish he had gone public in a different jurisdiction in the United States? And the SEC approved his s one, but then sued him for doing things they knew he was doing. How does that make sense? Speaker 1: Okay. So you just said you think there is still time for the US to be a leader. How much time is still time? Yeah. Where in the hourglass As are we. Speaker 0: Well, I mean, look, I wanna be realistic about this. The United States is, what, 23% of global GDP. If the US gets its act together years from now, it probably it's such an important economic actor that it it feels like that option always exists because where of where the US stands in A global GDP per point of view. And it was really the the finance capital of the world. But there are other finance capitals of the world. And certainly Dubai is, you know, trying to emerge even more so. Singapore for sure. London for sure. And not surprising me. I you know, I've said publicly, 80% of Ripple's hiring this year will be outside the United States. And it's probably why would I wanna hire more and more people in the United States when the US is making it hostile for me to operate here? And even with the SEC case, I mean, we have US banks as customers. And, you know, I've talked to them post the SEC case, and I'd say, you know, okay. So great. Now we can we have a product called On Demand Liquidity which uses XRP. And so I go to those banks and say, you know, should we engage on that topic? And they're like, look. Even though you won the case, The United States government is still hostile towards crypto. The OCC is hostile towards crypto. And until that changes, the banks of the United States are not going to engage meaningfully. So I don't think the window has passed for the US to be a leader, but I think, every day that goes by, these other markets They want the entrepreneurs there. They want growth. And, you know, again, I'm mentioning Singapore, London, and Dubai as three key examples. But I mean, the Ripple's London office is our 2nd largest office. Speaker 1: Well, that's a really good point. And to your point of you're hiring a lot internationally, these are long term Decisions you're making, these are long term investments. So even if things were to get friendlier in the US, would you all of a sudden shift Shipped back here. How are you thinking about the long term for Ripple? Speaker 0: Well, like, I mean, a majority of our employees are still op fest based. I think eventually, if if you zoom out far enough, you know, none of this stuff barely existed 10 or 12 years ago. Fair. So if you zoom out far enough, do I think 10 years from now, the US is gonna figure this out and have a constructive regulatory framework for crypto? A 1000%. Yeah. So that's 10 years. Okay. About 5. You know, I I don't know where I would go as we rewind, but I remain a long term optimist. In I I was in Silicon Valley for about 25 years. I moved last or a couple years ago. But Better technologies almost always win in the end. And I truly believe blockchain technologies are a path to reducing friction for financial transactions to the benefit of many industries. And the irony, and you and I were talking about this backstage a little bit, for some reason, crypto has become a little bit Partisan issue. I when I first came to Washington, and as Chris said, I've been coming here 4 or 5 years, it was a totally bipartisan issue. And for some reason recently, it's come a little bit partisan towards Republicans being more open and constructive saying, okay, let's pass this legislation. I the the irony to me around that is one of the core benefits around crypto, particularly around payments, Our customers who are can least afford the cost of remittances are actually burdened the most. So I'm I'm talking about, immigrant population is sending, you know, 1,000,000, 1,000,000,000 of dollars into other countries. And they're paying, you know, the World Bank would say 600 to 700 basis points. That's outrageous. You know, it, again so for for me, it's surprising that it is not, more bipartisan and that we would have seen kind of Something passed already. But again, as I I think there's still hope and I think now that we have a speaker of the house, maybe we'll make progress. Speaker 1: Maybe. They have to figure out, you know, how to fund the government in the next 9 days, as well. So they have quite a lot that they're dealing with. But To your point, if it doesn't happen this congress with this lead of the House Financial Services Committee obviously, they passed a few bills, out of committee stablecoin legislation and market structure bill as well. If they can't get it done before the next election, What does that mean? Speaker 0: I I I don't really know. What I mean by that is I don't know that the, the presidential politics. I haven't heard either of Biden or Trump really speak about this. I mean, I think Trump once tweeted about Bitcoin or something years ago. Speaker 1: He would true social it now. Speaker 0: Yeah. That's right. Sorry. Yes. But so I I don't I don't really have an opinion on that. I I view this as a bipartisan issue. It's good for the United states to have constructive engagement with next generational exponential technologies that truly can have dramatically positive impacts on our economy. It's to the benefit of citizens. And, you know, the US if you go back in the history books, You know, the fact that the US passed clear legislative solutions around the internet in the late nineties Allowed massive amounts of capital and entrepreneurs when you think about it, like, I think we're hosted by AWS here. The largest, most important Internet companies are based in the United States. The the geopolitical benefit to the United States, not just economic, has been massive because we created the right environment for entrepreneurs and capital to flow into a next generational technology framework. Blockchain is a next generational technology framework. It is going to touch many, many industries. I would agree with people who say, well, right now, there's too much speculation. I agree. We need more clear, constructive uses of these technologies to solve industry problems. But you're seeing more and more companies doing that, and you're seeing more and more traction. The United States should get behind that. We want these technologies to emanate here. We want to be to have that. And for whatever reasons, you know, I I think the SEC is part of the problem there. You know, we have, been hostile. Speaker 1: What you hear and you talk about how this is becoming somewhat of a partisan issue. I've spoken with a lot of Democratic lawmakers, crypto skeptics about this, and they Cite fraud often. A lot of people are defrauded through crypto scams. Also, things the questioning whether or not blockchain ultimately really does anything new that can't be done Already, that it's just trying to recreate something for no good reason, and potentially bad things come with it. How much more work needs to be done to push back against That kind of narrative. Speaker 0: Well, I mean, the the fraud point, you know and again, you and I talked a little bit about this backstage. You know, the FTX fraud. Mhmm. Wasn't a crypto fraud. I mean, yes, it was it was a it was a fraud. I I don't know. Like, It absolutely it wasn't unique that this happened to crypto. There's other frauds that in some cases are even a bigger scale than, from there. So when I I hear people say, well, we need legislative solutions around, to prevent FTX, it's like, well, maybe if Gary Gensler and the SCC weren't so focused on going after Ripple and meeting openly with Sam Bankman Fried. Maybe we could have actually avoided some of that. Right? I I don't I don't know. You know, Gensler won't comment on his meetings he had with SBF, so I don't Really know what that's all about, but it it strikes me those aren't the laws we need to clarify. Fraud laws are there, and there's many jurisdictions. You have, Chair Benham from the CFTC, there's I mean, there's lots of ways you can address that. And obviously, Sam Bagenfried, I think, is probably gonna Go to jail. I know the sentencing hasn't happened. Yep. Speaker 1: But guilty on all 7 counts. Speaker 0: Correct. So I I don't think that's The core of the problem. I I think but to the other part of your problem, like the people who say there's not enough real utility, I mean, look, I kind of agree with that. There's a lot of excitement, and there should be. But that also is true in the earliest days of the Internet. There are a lot there's a a a birth, just an explosion of entrepreneurial activity that did result in a .com bust, but then you still have emerged from that Google and Amazon and Fate Meta. You know, like, There's no doubt in my mind these technologies, because they actually can be used to rewire how transactions happen. There's immense friction in how cross border payments happen, where Ripple's focused. But there's immense friction in real estate, in bond settlement. There's a way to use these use these technologies. And by the way, I use those examples as aren't things Ripple's doing, but just it's more advocating for the industry at large. Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about Ripple, though, and the utility there. What's institutional adoption looking like Speaker 0: for you? United States, it's been great. I mean, look. We we I'm sensing a theme here. I mean, I was it was a dark time. When Ripple got sued December 22, 2020, q one of 2021, you know, we didn't know it was gonna happen. Outside of the United States, regulators are like, we don't Understand what the s e c is doing, and we continue to I mean, 2021 and 2022 is some of our best years ever. Grow and we the primary measure we use to measure growth is around Payment volume. We went from doing tens of 1,000,000 to 100 of 1,000,000,000 to 1,000,000,000 of dollars of transactions at a time when we're in the middle of this massive lawsuit with the s e c. So, other countries, again, have engaged constructively. They see how these technologies can be used to improve payment flows. They see how cross border settlement works today. It's slow. It's expensive. I mean, actually, the the, head of the Italian Central bank, I'm forgetting his name right now. He just wrote an opinion piece in the Financial Times about how broken cross border payments are. It's 2023 And, you know, these are technologies that actually the US is is trying to stymie. It doesn't make sense. So I Speaker 1: know you always would rather focus on XRP utility rather than speculation, but do you have a thought on I believe it's been bit up 30% in the last month. Speaker 0: Crypto overall has been up. I mean, Bitcoin hit a low of, I think, 16 or 17,000. Now it's, I think, at 35,000. XRP definitely has been on a rally. You know, like, if if I had a magical window into what drives crypto prices, I probably would quit this job and just go do that. So, you know, like, I take a very long view. The big picture on these technologies and and by I'm very much a multi chain viewpoint. Like, Yes. XRP is extremely good at some use cases and payments is clearly one. But I think there are lots of other, blockchains that can be used for other purposes that it's not gonna be 1, you know, kind of 1 winner to take it all. Speaker 1: Marty bracing myself for when I go check Twitter after this to see everything the XRP army had to say about this conversation. Speaker 0: There is a passionate advocate group and You Speaker 1: could say that. Yes. Speaker 0: Look, I I I think that is a good thing. There's obviously a very passionate advocate group around Bitcoin. I will say, and I I say this to anyone who will listen, like, The ideologues and the kind of, the maximalism that happens in crypto, I think, is counterproductive to crypto. And when I see people advocating, they're like, it's all Bitcoin or it's all XRP or something. I'm just like, no, it's not. And I I I think we all have to come together. And Frankly, one of the silver linings of the ripple case with the SCC has been the industry realizing, like, this was important for the industry. Yes. It was great for Ripple, and frankly, it was nice for Brad Garlinghouse to have the case dropped. But, like, it was important for the industry and the grayscale decision. I think it's incredibly important for the whole industry to come together or and agree on things here in Washington to to catalyze that legislative solution that we haven't yet seen. Speaker 1: Alright. We're gonna have to leave it on that note. Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple. Thank you Speaker 0: Thank you. Speaker 1: So much. And with that, I have some words To say, we're going to turn to another regulatory conversation focused on a very different angle, and that would be from the CFTC. So for that, I'd like to welcome Chris back to the stage. He's gonna be joined by the CFTC Speaker 0: chair, Ross
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Former President Trump's economic advisers are considering ways to prevent nations from moving away from using the dollar. This move aims to counter emerging markets' efforts to reduce exposure to the US currency. The US previously excluded Russia from SWIFT, leading to the creation of alternative money clearing networks by Russia and China. Many nations are exploring innovative financial structures like CBDCs, while the US remains hesitant. The possibility of multiple world reserve currencies is realistic, with countries preferring a currency not controlled by geopolitical rivals. Success for digital assets could come from nations agreeing on a currency that no one controls.
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Speaker 0: What do you make of former president Donald Trump's economic advisers considering ways So going back to us talking about weaponizing the dollar, that they're looking at ways to actively stop nations from shifting away from using the dollar in effort to counter budding moves among key emerging markets to reduce exposure to US currency. This is according to people familiar with the matter. So, his team actively looking, according to this report, to penalize nations that break from the dollar. Would would, a counter move like that could that possibly work? Is that the solution? Speaker 1: It's a it's a tactic. I don't think it's a solution, but let's back up a little bit. So when the events with when the policy dialogue with Russia started to unravel, the US said, let's kick the Russians out of SWIFT, the global bank clearing mechanism, and exclude them from the global financial markets. The Russian response to that was, fine. We'll build our own SWIFT, which they have in collaboration with China. The rest of the world saw this and went, wow. If you cross the Americans, they can really hurt you by excluding you from the global financial system. Maybe it's safer to have a backup. And so many nations, especially the BRICS, started to work with Russia and China on these alternative money clearing networks, which are not controlled by the United States. And now it's gone further because those parts of the world are much readier to to deal with new technology than we are. So the position in the US on, cryptocurrency, on tokenization, on Bitcoin has been, shut it down. It's all bad. The rest of the world is like, well, actually, these are very innovative, clever ways of creating a financial structure, and so they are pioneering this. We see, lots of what they call CBDC, central bank digital currency, which is kind of an umbrella term, being innovated in places like the Emirates, in China. And so, again, many nations are going, well, I would like to be part of that innovation, and the US says, we're not gonna do it. It's all illegal. You can't touch it. If you try, we'll arrest you. So, obviously, what we've done is to say, if you don't play by our rules, we'll kick you out of our game. Now they're out of our game. They're creating their own game, and they're like, wait. Wait. We don't want you to have your own game. That's what you're describing as the Trump response. But what penalties can you impose that would cause them to come back into our system, and would we even let them in? So this is like competing financial systems, by the way, at a time when people are losing confidence in, the US dollar, western currencies because of our inclination to lean towards inflation. And yet, the US is the best performing economy in the world, and it's the only one with the law that protects investors, protects private property. So I do not see the whole world shifting over to the Chinese currency. Right? And it's not convertible either. So you can get in, but you can never get out. That's not very pretty either. So, yes, we have our issues, but I still think Right. The dollar is preeminent. Speaker 2: Do you believe that there can be, 2, existing world reserve currencies to I mean, to to simultaneously exist? I I do, and I think that could happen. I think it's quite realistic that a lot of the world is just done with the dollar as the reserve currency, and I think that there's a lot of places that are willing to try something else. And, you know, one of my one of my scenarios, and I don't think again, I don't think it's gonna play out quickly, but, like, one of my wild case success scenarios for a digital asset is if countries start to realize that the US dollar is not gonna be the reserve currency forever. Things are gonna be the reserve currency, and and the same thing that we saw with banks. Like, people when I when we started selling software to banks, people would say to me, you know, why would a bank use something that, like, you guys were selling them when they could use something that was, like, made by banks? And what they didn't realize is that, you know, only, like, 10 banks in the country in on the planet are Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Credit Suisse, JPMorgan Chase, like the ones who would build a system the entire planet would run on. For the rest of the banks, that's 6,000 smaller banks, those are their biggest, strongest competitors. Those are the entities they hate the most. They would not want to use the system built and maintained by them, because it's going to be biased in favor of them, their biggest and strongest competitors. And I think the same thing could happen to nations. Like, every nation would love for their currency to be the world reserve currency. That's helped the US, you know, that's grown the US economy, unfairly by leaps and bounds for decades. And every other country would be like, yeah, we'd like to have the world's be the world's reserve currency. But the only countries that could possibly pull it off is the US holding its position, you know, maybe the EU, maybe Russia, you know, maybe maybe 1 or 2 others. But, realistically, most countries know that if there's going to be a new world reserve currency that's a country's currency, it's not going to be them. And so, they might actually prefer a currency that nobody can control to one that's controlled by their largest geopolitical rivals. And so, that's, like, what I think is the biggest possible success scenario for it for the for digital for, you know, for digital assets. If these countries are, like, okay, well, the US dollar can't hold on forever, but it's not gonna be our currency because no one's gonna wanna repeat the US dollars to you know, nobody but the EU wants the EU to replace the dollar. Right? Nobody but Russia wants the ruble to replace the dollar. Nobody but China who wants the, you know, the yuan to replace the dollar. So maybe they could settle on a currency that nobody control could control rather than one controlled by their most powerful geopolitical rival. So if you want a success scenario, that's the one that I think is the most likely. But the money question is, how do you get everybody to agree? Well, I mean, they might agree on they might agree if the alternative is that their geopolitical rivals force some new replacement for the dollar that that's not, you know, that that that just or if they just replace, you know, the old boss with a new boss. If the choice is no boss, you know, if that happens to make a bunch of cryptocurrency people rich, I don't think that's gonna they're gonna see that as too much of a minus.
Saved - February 9, 2025 at 6:38 AM
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I believe XRP is poised to transform global finance by offering faster, cheaper, and scalable solutions. Built on the XRP Ledger, it enables transactions that settle in just 3-5 seconds for minimal fees, far surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum. With over 300 partnerships with financial institutions, XRP demonstrates its practical use for instant cross-border payments. As central banks consider digital currencies and businesses seek seamless transactions, XRP stands out as a key player in creating a borderless financial future. The vision is clear: money should move as freely as information.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

$XRP 🚀 The Future of Global Currency is Here 🌍 In a world hungry for faster, cheaper, and more scalable financial solutions, **XRP** stands out as a game-changer. Built on the XRP Ledger, this #digital asset isn’t just another cryptocurrency—it’s a bridge between traditional finance and the blockchain revolution. 💨 Speed & Efficiency: #XRP transactions settle in 3-5 seconds at a fraction of a cent, dwarfing Bitcoin or Ethereum’s delays and fees. 🌐 Global Reach: Ripple’s partnerships with 300+ financial institutions (like Santander and Bank of America) prove XRP’s real-world utility for instant cross-border payments. 📉 Scalability: The XRP Ledger handles 1,500+ transactions per second, ready to power the economy of tomorrow. As central #banks explore digital currencies and businesses demand frictionless payments, XRP’s role as a liquidity tool and settlement layer positions it at the heart of a borderless financial future. 🔮 The vision? A world where money moves as freely as information. With regulatory clarity advancing and adoption growing, XRP isn’t just part of the conversation—it’s leading it. Join the revolution. #XRP #FutureOfFinance #Crypto *(Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Always do your own research.)* #excavationpro

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

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@XPRNetwork - XPR Network

We are bridging the world to blockchain. $XPR https://t.co/1GSzw1vZqx

Saved - February 24, 2025 at 8:42 AM

@CryptoGeekNews - CryptoGeek

🚨BREAKING: David Schwartz XRP WILL MOVE ALL THE MONEY! https://t.co/XUL26phVxW

Video Transcript AI Summary
We've seen revolutions in how we deliver goods, like with the shipping container, and information, like with the internet. But what will be the next big thing for money? What's the "TCP/IP" or the "shipping container" of value going to be? It's coming, and it will bring big changes, including drastically smaller payment sizes. Right now, you get paid bi-weekly and pay bills monthly because payments are expensive and slow. But if payments were cheap and simple, those frequencies could increase. Money could be streamed to you as you work, or streamed to your landlord. These ideas might sound silly, but think about email in the late '90s. Could you have predicted how it's used today? Or Netflix, when bandwidth seemed too expensive? The internet drove bandwidth costs down. If payment costs go to zero, the world will change in ways we can't fully imagine yet.
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Speaker 0: Happen no matter what. That that is that is a given. We had a revolution in the physical delivery of goods with the shipping container, which changed globalization, started globalization. We had a revolution in the develop in the delivery of information with the Internet. But what we don't know is what is the TCPIP of money? What is the shipping container of value? We don't know that yet. There's going to be one, though. That is a definite, and that's going to bring changes. And what I also want to get through is that one of those changes that I foresee and that I think is important is that the size of payments are going to shrink, drastically shrink. Many of you people here probably have a job and you probably get paid twice a month or every two weeks. Well, why is that? You probably pay bills once a month. Well, why is that? It's because payments are expensive and clunky. But if payments were cheap and simple, then those frequencies could go up. Money could be streamed at you while you're working. You could stream money to your landlord to pay for the place where you're staying. Now I know those sound like, those sound dumb, and I'll be blunt. Yeah, they are. And I'll tell you, like, if we were talking about email in the late ninety's and you said to me like, what are people gonna use email for? I probably could not have given you the examples that is on everyone probably here probably has a cell phone, probably has email on it, and probably has hundreds of messages that looked nothing like postal mail or the messaging that existed in the late nineties. None of that could I have predicted. If you'd asked me if the internet had enough bandwidth in the year February, I would have said, yeah, it has plenty of bandwidth. Well, could I have imagined Netflix and on demand video? That's that's ridiculous, right? Like the cost of bandwidth is too high for that. But the internet drove the cost of bandwidth down to zero, and if the cost of payments go down to zero, the world is going to change. And I'm going to explain some of the ways that I think that's going to change and what that means.
Saved - May 29, 2025 at 5:32 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
I struggle to take religion seriously when it mixes with technology like blockchain. It frustrates me to see people blindly following trends without understanding the implications. I express my disdain for those who preach about both crypto and Jesus, feeling that they are lost in their beliefs. I also emphasize that I’m not here to make friends but to share hard truths about the world. My posts reflect a mix of skepticism towards organized religion and a critique of the crypto community, urging others to wake up to reality.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

I cannnot take religion seriously when you brain dead fcks Mix Satans Blockchain tech with Jesus Bible thumping.. YOu all are so fucking re tar dead it makes my soul annoyed I have to live in the same realm as you sold out no soul fa g gggggggggggggggggggg g ots.

@24hrscrypto1 - 𝟸𝟺𝙷𝚁𝚂𝙲𝚁𝚈𝙿𝚃𝙾

Good morning & happy Sunday! Remember - patience is a weapon. “But if we hope for what we do not yet have, we wait for it patiently.” – Romans 8:25 Enjoy the quiet… Because the God candles XRP is about to unleash will shock the world. Brace yourselves…history is loading.

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@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

Jesus would be proud of how Satan owns you all.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

#jesus #Christians

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

Flood this fucker! you people never deserved to make it this far.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

Imagine PREACHING #CRYPTO AND #JESUS.... #AI Summary " I shared information about Lucifer Blockchain, a decentralized cryptocurrency using a PoS consensus mechanism. Each masternode requires 666,666 Luc as collateral, offering sustainable rewards for a decade. I also highlighted the Lucifer block explorer, built with node.js and mongodb, which supports various altcoins. Additionally, I noted the evolution of Lucifer into Monero, a secure and private cryptocurrency, and discussed the etymology of Monero, meaning "money particle." https://resee.it/tweet/1898920766655082730

reSee.it - @Ryansikorski10 I shared information about Lucifer Blockchain, a decentralized cryptocurrency using a PoS consensus mechanism. Each masternode requires 666,666 Luc as collateral, offering sustainable rewards for a decade. I also highlighted the Lucifer block explorer, built with node.js and mongodb, which supports various altcoins. Additionally, I noted the evolution of Lucifer into Monero, a secure and private cryptocurrency, and discussed the etymology of Monero, meaning resee.it

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

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@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

👷Ǝ✖CAV∀TIONℙЯØ 🏗️SƎE THINGS BACKWARDS?🕳️ 🥷 #Kick: kick.com/excavationpro 🧙‍♂️ #Rumble: rumble.com/user/excavatio… 🕵️ #Twitch: twitch.tv/excavationpro 🎶 ALL MUSIC STREAMS: 🔗 ffm.to/eovnvo9 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! #KickStreamer #KickCommunity #RumbleTakeover #LiveMusic #NewMusicAlert #Twitch #TikTok #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #bugbrain #movie #YouTubeChannel #BeatStars #TodayInHistory #thunderclaps #musicvideo #rap #rapmusic #hiphop #underground ⛏️Dig the grind? Drop a follow!💥#ExcavationPro✍️

Video Transcript AI Summary
Demons are always active, seducing and manipulating us. Even creation doesn't offer immunity; everyone must confront them individually. The only positive aspect is that after overcoming these challenges, we may find familiar faces awaiting us.
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Speaker 0: Demons, they don't stop working. They're always active. They seduce. They manipulate. They own us. And even though you're with me, even though I created you, it makes no difference. We all must deal with them alone, the best we can hope for. The only silver lining to all this is that when we break through, we find a few familiar faces waiting on the other side.
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A saying suggests the devil is strongest when ignored, like a background program called "daemons" that acts without user interaction, monitoring, or notifications. These daemons perform actions such as monitoring, logging, and sending notifications, including prime alerts, repressed memories, and unconscious habits. These daemons are always active. Attempts to be good or make a difference are irrelevant because demons, not intentions, drive us. The speaker claims to have more demons than most. Another speaker says carving through fears of disasters becomes a "little bastard." Chaos is a shell.
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Speaker 0: There's a saying. The devil's at his strongest while we're looking the other way, like a program running in the background silently while we're busy doing other shit. Daemons, they call them. They perform action without user interaction, monitoring, logging, notifications. Prime alerts us, repressed memories, unconscious habits. They're always there, always active. We can try to be right. We can try to be good. We can try to make a difference, but it's all bullshit. His intentions are irrelevant. They don't drive us. Demons do. And me, I've got more than most. Speaker 1: Carving through the fears of disasters becomes a little bastard instead. I'm your ninja, ghost of master. Chaos is a shell. Watch your brain swell when I tell you. Can crack Wild ride. Excavation Thrill. Original beep.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

👷Ǝ✖CAV∀TIONℙЯØ 🏗️SƎE THINGS BACKWARDS?🕳️ 🥷 #Kick: kick.com/excavationpro 🧙‍♂️ #Rumble: rumble.com/user/excavatio… 🕵️ #Twitch: twitch.tv/excavationpro 🎶 ALL MUSIC STREAMS: 🔗 ffm.to/eovnvo9 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! #KickStreamer #KickCommunity #RumbleTakeover #LiveMusic #NewMusicAlert #Twitch #TikTok #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #bugbrain #movie #YouTubeChannel #BeatStars #TodayInHistory #thunderclaps #musicvideo #rap #rapmusic #hiphop #underground ⛏️Dig the grind? Drop a follow!💥#ExcavationPro✍️

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The speaker states that being "sprung" since they were young "made me wild." They treat every song like a "do or die" situation. They declare themselves "god's replacement," associated with "Nanotech Light Racing" and "DNA powered up shock wave." They mention being "winged up" with an "engine for the drum" creating "energy that never stops." The speaker references "Excavation Girl" and a "ritual beat."
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Speaker 0: Hey. Just gleaming my eyes since I was sprung. Maybe five knee high to a caterpillar. Die. Made me wild. I treat every song rise like it's do or die. Do or die. Excavation crows in the house. I'll tell you why. Muscles are deeper than the god's replacement. I'm god's replacement. Nanotech Light Racing. DNA powered up shock wave. Nanotech Light Racing. Winged up. Engine for the drum. It'll make in a frame. Energy that never stops. Hang your head in shame. Head in shame. Excavation Girl, the ritual beat.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

Please do better at faking how fake you are. #religions

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

... @SKettenbei73754🙏@Ryansikorski10

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

👷Ǝ✖CAV∀TIONℙЯØ 🏗️SƎE THINGS BACKWARDS?🕳️ Now watch the weather SMASH YOU! The Angels fly past you! While evil grasped you! 🥷 #Kick: kick.com/excavationpro 🧙‍♂️ #Rumble: rumble.com/user/excavatio… 🕵️ #Twitch: twitch.tv/excavationpro 🎶 ALL MUSIC STREAMS: 🔗 ffm.to/eovnvo9 📆 TODAY IN HISTORY: You Tuned in for wild facts, beats, and vibes! #KickStreamer #KickCommunity #RumbleTakeover #LiveMusic #NewMusicAlert #Twitch #TikTok #music #newmusic #radio #trend #trendy #bugbrain #movie #YouTubeChannel #BeatStars #TodayInHistory #thunderclaps #musicvideo #rap #rapmusic #hiphop #underground ⛏️Dig the grind? Drop a follow!💥#ExcavationPro✍️

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I'm manic and here to tell you how the world ends and how light bends with reality. The past is coming back to blast and crash you. Tidal waves will smash you with energy, trapping you in fear. You're nothing but a ghost of memory, lost. See it backwards, reality is coming faster. I'm its master. Laser blast. First mark, razor blades in your heart, tearing your soul apart. It's the first dirty mark, eternal spark. See it backwards. Reality is coming faster. Laser blaster, I'm the light in the darkness. God's eternal spark. Lucifer's mark, razor blades in your arm trap you in a state of fear.
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Speaker 0: I think I'm manic. Call it me. When I rain down, it's a flood. You're running from the mud, stuck in information. You're devastation. Fuck the bog of creations. I'm not here to make friends. I'm here to tell you how the world ends. How the light bends with reality. Light bends. It clashes. Mass mags. How the world ends. Past is coming back to blast you. Crash you. Tidal waves will fucking smash you. Fucking smash you. Energy that blasts you. Traps you in a state of fear. Past is coming back to blast you. Disappear, crash you. Tidal waves, they'll fucking smash you. Wow, man. Nothing but a ghost of memory. Lost Coughing in the nail free. See it backwards. Reality, I'm its master. Reality is coming faster. Laser blast. Wow. First mark, razor blades in your heart. First mark, tearing your soul apart. Tearing your soul apart. Oh, it's the first dirty mark. Eternal spark. Nail fray. See it backwards. Reality, I'm its master. Reality is coming faster. Laser blaster, I'm the light in the darkness. God's eternal spark. Lucifer's mark razor blades in your arm. Traps you in a state of fear.

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 I am not here to make friends, I am here to tell you how your world ends.!

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 The facts will FUCKING SMASH YOU! And The world ends! YOu are nothing but a Ghost a memory, lost in HOPe, Remember me? I'm your dope, inside of you, like the smoke!

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 Exhail me, I watched you choke..... YOU FAILED ME.... Yup\!/ YOU FAILED ME!

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 Fake Fucks $xrp https://t.co/tJ4HDXrF9c

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 Brace yourself for Doom #REJECTS https://t.co/IQyf8oIDkJ

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 $XRP #Ripple $XDC #XinFin $ALGO #Algorand $XLM #Stellar $IOTA #IOTA #ISO20022 #InterledgerProtocolFamily #JPMorgan #Corda #R3 #Accenture #IBM #ConsenSys https://t.co/o37O0z3WaW

@Excavationpro - 👷‍🎶Excavationpro🧡🚧

@SKettenbei73754 @Ryansikorski10 https://t.co/mZRYQaiVlJ

Saved - May 13, 2025 at 1:45 PM

@one_love_vega - one love vegan❤️💚💛

IN DECENTRALIZED BANKING,YOUR CRYPTO IS IN YOUR CUSTODY ONLY #Crypto #XRP https://t.co/7hQgvyIjyH

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker claims Stellar Lumens has been secretly working with the US Treasury and is a major gainer in the last 24 hours. The US government wants to push a central bank digital currency and needs specialists. The Stellar Development Foundation was listed as a team of experts for the US Treasury in a 2021 report. In April, Stellar became the first public blockchain to host a US registered fund, with most investors allegedly connected to the US government. Stellar is a nonprofit, and its CEO previously worked for Mozilla and testified before Congress. The CEO is also a representative for the Biden administration on crypto and digital currency. The speaker suggests these connections indicate a long-term plan, and questions Stellar's recent market activity.
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Speaker 0: What if I told you that this crypto company has been secretly working with the US treasury? In these last couple of months with everything going on around the world, there's been one financial topic that the US government has been focused on, and that's the interest in crypto. Digital currencies and the urge of creating a central bank digital currency. Stellar Lumens is the biggest gainers in the last twenty four hours. Now the US government wanted to push a narrative of a central bank digital currency. They'd want specialists on board, and there's one specific company that's been working behind the scenes with the US government, most notable for the US treasury. This is from a report from 02/2021. If we look at the bottom, we'll see one specific name. The Stellar Development Foundation is on the teams of experts and advocates. And, usually, the US government gives crypto a very hard time. But if we do some more research, we see that just a couple of months ago in April, Stellar becomes the first public blockchain to host a US registered fund. And if you do more research, it seems like majority of investors of are largely surrounded around the US government. And if you do more research, Stellar is actually a nonprofit organization, and we all know how those turn out. And if we do more research on the CEO of the Stellar Foundation she used to work for Mozilla, and she was even a witness for Congress. Congress. And if you do more research, Danelle, the same CEO, just so happens to be one of the representatives for the Biden administration when it comes to crypto and digital currency. Whenever the Biden administration speaks about digital assets, she just so happens to be there. Now I might be crazy, but there's a lot of connection to be made, and it seems like this has been in the works for a very long time. Not to mention, nobody can figure out why it's been pumping.
Saved - June 22, 2025 at 2:52 PM

@MoneroMavrick - Monero Mavrick

@JakeGagain @monero @CrashiusClay69 Let’s fucking go! @xmrbazaar @MoneroTalk @MonericaProject

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