Previous thread: >>62670378>Buy XRP on:Coinbase, Binance, Bitrue, Uphold, Robinhood, Kraken, Kucoin, etc>Why hold XRP?https://youtu.be/5urrOWO0KDI>Newfag Tutorial:https://youtu.be/23Yn5GdYpJc>XRPL Guide:https://xrpl.guide>XRPL Explorer:https://bithomp.com>XRPL Richlist:https://rich-list.info>Latest News:https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/XRPUSD/news/?exchange=CRYPTO>X:https://x.com/JoelKatzhttps://x.com/bgarlinghousehttps://x.com/Ripplehttps://x.com/RippleXDevhttps://x.com/WietseWind>The Myth of Market Cap:http://galgitron.net/Post/The-Myth-of-Market-Cap---Version-2>XRP FUD BINGO:https://fudbingo.com>ANTI-FUD:https://pastebin.com/ZESsmqB8>Lore:https://pastebin.com/Z39w20qfhttps://X.com/bearableguy123https://x.com/FoJAk3 [Mr. Pool archives]>Schizo Ramblings:https://pastebin.com/YHwQrGDW>Past /XSG/ Threads:https://pastebin.com/pZdQbREq>What wallet do I use?Hot storage - Xaman, Gem Wallet, Crossmark or BifrostCold storage - Paper/Metal or Ledger/D’CENT
>>62693929Your all not gonna make it you been rippled riddled and raped
BBOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMM
Dude the time traveller person on x said it was going to pass today
>>62693950He doesnt know that majority of all the share holdings and capital that own majority of all mental hospitals are Jews that hire these loonies to trick people into buying their scam coins...they are all heavily promoted on x and if they get caught they can just claim they have a history of mental health issues
I was told xrp would be 5 dollars... last year. What a fucking scam you all bloody benchod bastards
https://x.com/s_alderoty/status/2099944087470145631?s=20>Don’t forget - Ripple and XRP stand on settled ground. The 2023 federal Court ruling established XRP is not a security.>And in March the SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretation naming XRP a digital commodity. SEC Chairman Atkins and a CFTC Chairman Selig understand these markets. We expect future rulemaking from both agencies to continue to set out clear rules of the road.Stuart Alderoty getting destroyed in the replies:>WHO CARES!!! It didn’t affect the price at all!!!! You idiots can’t even use Ripple’s token for its utility while you have trillions of transactions in demand with Ripple Treasury!!>Yeah, that designation really hasnt done shit, now has it?>Then why hasn’t the price moved? Asking for a friend>But why has it not taken off like we had all hoped? All this winning with no real winning?>Market doesn’t seem to agree :( 1.30 and dropping>Means jack shit Stuart all the rich people in America just rig the system and people like me lose thousands in a minute. Shame on them>If that’s the case Stuart, why isn’t it being adopted as it should be. This is all smoke and mirrors. Enough of the bullshit!!>Who cares - when all ripple does is fund its business and ventures by dumping on XRP holders.>And despite that XRP is still crashing. How fun…>Clarity or no Clarity xrp still below 2018 highs, but not the Ripple shares; no those are very juicy aren’t they fcking worms. maybe another ticket at xrplasvegas will make more money for the rats behind this fcking scam of hell.>So why then does it just keep following bitcoin?>Blah blah, regurgitate old news because theres nothing positive in the industry happening. Stfu>So why isn’t Ripple using XRP with institutional partners in Ripple Prime and GT Treasury?>So why isn’t full scale adoption for XRP moving forward?>Please spare us the dribble !!! if that was the case Xrp would be pumping instead of crashingContinued in next post
>>62694007>The momentum needed for the market to realize it is missing. Today, it’s time to suffer and bleed. As long as BTC remains the undisputed king of crypto for the masses, the other cryptocurrencies simply follow the leader. It is an endless cycle. We are mere puppets of BTC.>Damage control lolIt’s been three years since it was declared not to be a security and what good has that done? The price is still being manipulated.>Price doesn’t show this it seems it’s still pegged to bitcoin that’s the only concerning part why???? This is a problem!>And yet the price remains just above a dollar. Do better.>The future gets further and further down a never ending road.>Tell that to the price>Blah blah blah what did it do for the price?>Nobody forgot, and nobody seemed to care much either, Stu.>“Keep building”>“keep dumping”>“more lambos @chrislarsensf“>Tbf price still shite though so don’t matter>Yada yada yada, its $1 after 14yrs and all we get is a painting on a football field>No one gives a fuck>10 more years Yayy! Crypto is now dead>Cute… keep paying to have your logo on football fields>Xrp will fall below 1$ back toawards 50cent
>>62694011>>62694007Boomers shouldn't be allowed to post and incorrectly use greentext. Either way this is a top signal for xrp
>>62694007>>62694011all of those comments bitching and moaning make me feel so fucking bullish. the price is still almost 30% above the $.98 lows a month ago. i feel like this is some kind of final shake it out. wagmi bros
>>62694016
best we can hope for now is the economia to crash and burnmass global halt in all liquidity and market movements literal biblical ice-nine event
>>62694168Gay. Go suck a cock.
its going back to 60 cents, isnt it!
>>62694349hopefully I will drink the milkshake from the cup of those weak hands
>>62693929NOW THAT EVERYTHING IS CLEAR...It appears we've been hustled.
im starting to think multisig with software wallets is safer than a single sig hardware wallet...
>>62693929Retail was used during this regularity grey zone for investment into ripple labs expansion 13 trillion moved through ripple labs protocols with absolutely zero need for xrpEverything you have seen was marketing campaigns.Every crypto test was published and the publics greedy hubris took that as confirmation of onboarding and use.In reality nda's reign supremeAll your tokens were merely being test run against a already chosen option.They have tested every available market option and none compare.So there is no need for anything elseIts already operating You have zero clue how where and whatAs its intended purpose.The difference with this dot.com bubble is there will be no google to invest inPeople made money using the internetBut not from http itself , nobody even thinks about the internet as whole when operating with it.Thanks for playingJoin the military to clear your debts and receive a signup bonus Or , learn a trade.Thanks for playing GG
>>62694599>they>inb4
Hello
>>62694631I'll play along this once. >Inb4 linkChainlink also not needed.
>>62694953Sup broseph? Busy night, my dogs are barkin
https://x.com/chrisaldanaLLC/status/2099961823168520247What are the odds this happens again?
>>62695258it will pass by the end of the year
>>62694011If there was actual utility and volume then the price couldn't be manipulated so easily
>>62695222Hi
>>62694007>The 2023 federal Court ruling established XRP is not a security.What is this gibberish.The SEC has never claimed a crypto coin or token itself is a security.
>>62694011Ripple Inc needs to prove to the world who is in charge by letting XRP breathe. They run the world now. They control the financial pipelines and tracks. Prove it. Show the world that the flow of money is far more important than the flow of oil or blood.
>>62694007These retards deserve to be poor. No clarity act is good for Ripple, because XRP is the only crypto with the clarity. If every other shitcoin gets banned, everyone will move to XRP. Famine is coming, and 99% of XRP will be sold for a piece of bread. So our ham sandwich lad wasn't that far from the truth, actually. If you have spare money, look into buying some nonperishable food and maybe some metals. Godspeed, niggers.
>>62695467>XRP is the only crypto with the clarity.That only clarity XRP has is that Ripple legally can't sell it to anyone. That's literally the only outcome of the court ruling.
>>62695469>A court ruling determined that XRP is not a security when sold publicly on exchanges.Even if Ripple sells XRP on public exchanges, it's not considered a security. It is a security when sold to institutional investors by them. But the coin itself is not a security, while other coins can be a security any day, even BTC can become one if Satoshi shows up. Nothing is safe, except XRP.
>>62695488>But the coin itself is not a securityThe SEC never claimed it was.What are you talking about.
>>62693984SARS BUY MY BAGSSARS MY VILLAGE POOR
>>62695488>even BTC can become a security if Satoshi shows up.The SEC never tried to call any crypto coin or token itself a security.
>>62695544>Satoshi shows up>It's Palm Beach Pete
>>62695548>Palm Beach PeteMore like Palm Beach Jeffrey Epstein, am I right?
>>62695552No. Those are different people and you are face blind.I hate to tell you that the one on the right is actually a very attractive woman, but you are too perverted, and also off your meds, so you don't see it.
>>62695467> solve my riddles and you'll win!
>>62695613See >>62695645
We're slurping now or later?
>>62696029dca'ing all the way to sub 1 dollar and then going all in
>>62696044Y not go all in the last time it was under a dollar at $0.18?
>>62696338that was around the time I first got in and I spent almost all of my lockdown neetbux on XRP
>>62696637based af bro
>>62696029Waiting to slurp. It looks like it will fall further.
It’s definitely going lower
>>62696890breaks my heart to say but yeah man I think you guys are correctwhat's the projection for ath this bull run?
>>62696973bear case 5-8, bull case 8-12
>>62696973$1.26 is the lowest.
>>62697023That'll do just nicely.
everyone thinks it will go lower, therefore it will crab
>>62696973>what's the projection for ath this bull run?>this bull runWe're not in a bull run.From July 2025 through January of 2026, we were in a bear market.From February till now, we've been in a sideways crab market.The bull market needs to start, before we can make predictions about ATH.We have no idea how long this crabbing will go on;or, if we'll go back to a bear market, before we get another bull run.We could even get another bear market, then crab, then a weak and pathetic recovery, only to go back to bear, then crab, then bear, then weak recovery, then crab, etc.In other words, don't just assume we'll get a moon right after we have a huge dump, or sustained dumping for months.We've been disappointed for many years.Could be months, or more likely, years.I wouldn't count on it happening anytime soon.
>>62697640Bottom is in…up 30% on the 1 month dawg…we crab or pump but the bottom is in…no bear
>>62697672>bottom is in…no bearI wish that were true.There's $38.18 million in longs waiting to be liquidated once XRP dumps to $0.98Pic related.The market manipulators aren't going to leave that money sitting there.As long as XRP is above $0.98 (and the gamblers keep their longs open), the exchanges have to keep paying them.The higher XRP goes, the more they have to pay.Then consider how much leverage some of those positions are: 3x, 5x, 10x, 20x; or even higher.Imagine what exchanges would have to pay out if people closed their leveraged positions, and XRP is two digits.The exchanges aren't going to eat those loses.They'll make XRP dump down to $0.98 first.But once we're there, new longs will be open by the degenerate gamblers.The longer we stay down there, the more longs will be opened.Which the exchanges will want to liquidate those as well.Meaning, they'll drive XRP even lower.It's a vicious cycle.All you have to do is look at what the price is where the most liquidity is waiting to be liquidated: longs or shorts.And that's where we'll eventually go.XRP needs to make a massive, nearly instant recovery after a huge dump.Anytime that it doesn't, morons will make new longs, and continue the cycle.It's all so tiresome.
are you guys seriously going to keep holding this fucking garbage now that Clarity is dead? lmao if so.how delusional can you be? btw ZEC pumped today lmaooooo
>>62697916You do realize that is nothing more than a prediction? Those liquidation prices are just an estimate
>>6269791638 million is chump change and most of it is probably market makers themselves
>>62697916By 38m you mean they would have to pay 38m?Sorry i am retarded
>>62698100Yes.When someone creates a leveraged long or short, they put up their crypto as collateral.If the price falls below a certain dollar amount on a long, they get liquidated.The same happens if the price goes above a certain dollar amount on a short.It depends on how much leverage they are gambling on.
>>62697248Called it.
boom
>>62698605Whenever that chink speaks the opposite happens.
>>62698605>the JUSTED guy is calling a rally
>>62698666We all know you lie Satan, so it must be true
David is malfunctioning, what does it mean?
>>62698948David Schwartz has made multiple references to 589 over the years.He likes to hint at the riddles.In this tweet, he is either:A. Talking about a real life experience, and nothing more.B. He's giving cryptic clues hidden in his tweets.But it doesn't matter which one it is, because BearableGuy123 is a liar and not to be trusted.And David takes advantage of people's belief in the riddles, so he can string people along with false hope and false fears.He can tweet cryptic sounding tweets, and amuse himself, as the comments sections desperately grasps at the straws he waves in front of them.Stop hanging on his every tweet, looking for meaning.Stop paying him money with your premium subscription.I'm sure he has insider information.And I'm also sure that he's never going to tell it to us.Stop being David's entertainment.
>>62699015Ok negative nancy, but what does your husband think?
>>62698948It means his mother just died and he's grieving and not typing clearly.
How's it going here guys?
I've noticed when i'm not here people come here to shitpost a lot
>>62699554do you live in the global south?this is mainly an NA general
>>62693929I'm just earning XRP with Flarecat while shitposting lmao. Life's good.
>>62699911How much to get 1 FXRP per day?
>>62699919Depends on your wrist action.
>>62699911>>62700054What the hell are you typing about?
>>62699911Gay.
>>62697978>Your thought that this is just a prediction: is just a prediction.
We were at $2.3 billion last night when I checked
>>62697916The high frequency trading bots that firms like gsr.io employ will have the new longs and shorts open near instantaneously to harvest as much profit from the asset as possible guaranteeing no long term upward price action is possible. It’s like picking the fruit off the bush the moment it starts to grow, and HODL’ers pay the price via lost long term price action. The only way to overcome this paradigm is overwhelming demand or overwhelming supply which would push the price up or down, respectively, regardless of the high frequency Bot’s trading activity. That type of price action could only be induced by a massive release of escrowed XRP by Ripple or an official government or banking announcement that XRP and the XRPL will be used in an official capacity somehow. Until then, it will be a slow bleed out until price becomes attractive, currently support at .98 cents USD. For profit investors would be better served riding the AI LLM Chat Tech wave than anything in crypto as the powers that be want your money working there, not in crypto and will reward you for doing so. They do this to rug you in the future like they rugged crypto investors when the profit sector shifted a few years back to AI. TLDR: SPY for risk averse investing. NASDAQ for slightly more risk tolerance investing. Gold for break even storage of value over long timeframes (some argue even S&P is only storage of value when inflation is properly calculated). For real profit, you have to smoothly transition from one current “it” thing to another before the rug/harvest. Say maybe take 100% return from each “it” thing cycle then go to cash until the next “it” thing is presented by the media on economic/finance tv. Those with the ear for the system’s propaganda can easily understand where and when they are herding greedy investors. Reject Satan, hate the Antichrist and drive the Neanderthal Remnant into the Ocean.
xrp to $200 confirmed
David wants to short the short, meaning we are about to pump
>>62700257>sorry goy, but the only way to stay healthy is to eat the goy slopFuck off faggot
stupid 1.30 stablecoin
fuck banks in their lizard ass
>>62700287The flak only gets heavy when you are over the target, Rabbi.
>>62700703>invest in (((gold))) and the (((popular thing))) thanks for the advice, rabbi
We finna be rich
>>62701698The Jew posted a reaction image. I need to give all my savings to him ASAP. Take my money, Jew. What could possibly go wrong trusting a Jew?
>>62701698All David has to do, is post a meme, and it keeps bagholders engaged.Extremely cheap and effective advertising.
>>62701730He helped design it, and sucked at coding compared to Arthur Britto, who is the real brains behind the operation…So what about Arthur Britto? Ryan Fugger? Chris Larson? Jed McCaleb? Brad Garlinghouse? One little helper bee being Jewish and non practicing/athiest? No that doesn’t bother me one little bitXRP is the most libertarian, freedom promoting, fair, level playing field money we could ask for, Jesus himself would approve I do think so my myself, because I’m guided by Jesus…not these pedofile catholic priests you worship, faggot
>>62701835Just like how your mom wears those mini skirts on the street corner, cheap and effective (your mom is a whore)
>>62701863Freedom from what exactly, Jew? Banks will stop creating money and hand that power over to the government? Never going to happen. In 2050 the whole world is still enslaved by the financial powers. You need to pay taxes, they wont accept your XRP. Do the math, Jew lover.
>>62701889Oh ffs, it’s the “governments will never stop printing money” guy You are a fucking retard goldbug, the ultimate jew money
>>62701863>XRP is the most libertarian, freedom promoting, fair, level playing field money we could ask forholy fucking KEKyou people are extremely delusional, damn. gonna ride this shit all the way to zero...
>>62701906Your mom rode my dick all the way till my balls were at zero
>>62701901See how woefully ignorant you are about money? HE WHO GETS TO ISSUE THE MONEY OWNS THE WORLD. READ YOU DUMB JEW FAIRYTALE GOY BELIEVING MORON. Moon soon, just two more weeks LOLOL.
>>62701913The only thing on your mind is sex. You are addicted to porn. You want to become rich wanking behind your monitor believing in the lies by your Jew daddy. BTC set the precedent, by design duh, millions of suckers fell for it, the simulcra that is crypto. Trapped inside second reality the lot of you. Nulla salus extra ecclesiam Catholicam.
>>62701919They will keep mining gold, xrp supply is fixed >>62701930If you tried to make a post so retarded that it’s unintelligible, congrats, you succeeded
>>62701940he may be a psycho but he's probably less crazy than a guy who looks at the XRP chart over the last year and concludes it's a sound investment.you guys could have sold at $3...
>>62701940It is unintelligble for people without erudition. Simulacra, 2nd reality, Hegel, Voegelin. Nah, just admit you are dumb.
>>62700269Please get your facts straight, the camera he was posting about clearly says 2k+
>>62701944I only put my trading profits into XRP. I trade. Make profit. Send profit to XRP. Make trade. Make Profit. Send profit to XRP. I trade. I profit. I buy xrp. You'll hear about me when this becomes the "next bitcoin" as the news will say.
another day of XRP leading losses, you love to see it.
>>62701947I stand corrected Also, don’t forget to stay in shape fags
If XRP actually succeeds and becomes a key part of the financial system, I assume it won't be alone. What other coin(s) will join it, doing other complementary roles in the XRP system? I want to buy. Someone told me XLM, but isn't that more of a competitor?
>>62702572unironically LINK
>>62702572Flare (FLR) is about to do some incredible things with XRP Ledger soon. I would definitely recommend getting a bag.
>BOJ HIKE RATES BY 25BPS TO 1.25%huge news
>>62701944Never selling. Only buying and borrowing against it to buy more and borrow against that etc etc.
>>62702572XRP=Bitcoin gen 2XLM=Ethereum gen 2HBAR=Solana gen 2There won’t be anymore shitcoins like zcash once the financial system uses these utility coins. Other ISO coins are 50/50, even if they succeed the ROI won’t be as good as the big 3.
>>62702753>>62702572I forgot to mention that XLM is for retail whereas XRP is for banks and institutions.
>>62702753Kek imagine unironically believing in this 5 year old jeet narrative
So huh... Guys.... When we moon? Feels like family members kinda hates me and I need to shut some mouths, can we moon now pls? :)
How is everyone doing? What is the next/current cope?
>>62702964As soon as you sell we moon shot to $133 overnight
>>62702572Canton maybe?
>>62702964it might actually stabilize when all 100,000,000,000 coins are minteduntil then it will bleed value like any infinite money printer.
>>62702913Look here everyone, this tranny is frothy.
>>62703354Huh? Minted? You stupid.
picrel for next bake image pls
oooooooooo
>>62703442>xrp below $4.00 foreverftfy
Friday pump? Weird but I’ll take it
>>62703642Hello frenI also like pictures of green frogs and xrp price going up
>>62703647I’m ready for this new bull run to kick off…should be any day now…I like that we are up 28% on the monthly
>>62703690its been so long i dont even think anyone gives a shit about crypto anymore
>>62703694That means the bottom is in…think we can reclaim 1.50 today?
My watch says it’s xrp time
missed the bottom again
>>62703777I bought a little more at 1.26…1.28 after the spread your cheeks fee…was buying all I could at $1
>>62703777Checked but how can you miss the bottom? Yo have had 10 fucking years. > Durrrr have to perfectly tme the bottom with 100x leverage saaar saaaaaar lol jsut by and hold and wait for s wtich to flip rtard
>>62703807been here for over half a decade chief
>>62698948This is extremely bullish
>>62696890Guess I was wrong about it falling a bit further.At least an anon or two still bought the low.
The crypto oracle…haters gonna hate but he has been the only one making solid calls
Hoooooold
We own Greenland now…more things that point to imminent ww3
So, why did we pump anyways?
>>62706101>pump
Oh I mean BTC kinda did pumpLet's wait until we touch $83k first
If BTC goes above $82.8k we are at the highest point since January
>the highest point since JanuaryCrazy how time flies, almost 10 months laterThis bullrun we are gonna make it for sure, right guys?
I feel like XRP people are the worst demoralizedThis place is a ghost town
On all these other chains, there's memecoins that are paired against stocks or other coins with a tax that is distributed to holders. On the XRPL that shit is not even possible. Flarecat on FLR has the same flywheel, you get paid for holding XRP. I already earned like 170 XRP in 9 days just for holding. It's only sitting at a 200K MC. If the volume goes up, you will be earning even more. Zcat on Solana paid in 1 week like $2.8M in ZEC to it's holders.
>>62695488the best ripple could do with the case was retain the right to dump on xrpaypigs and they still had to pay a fine on top of that>t-this is bullush guis!yeah lets see how they're making stuff like prime and treasury create large scale instutional need for xrp...oh wait, they aren't>s-still bullish because err.. ndas... and umm... theyll just have to use it somehow because reasons...Its almost like ripple the company has a fiduciary duty to its actual shareholders (not xrp baggies) so they used the proceeds from dumping on you to acquire and rebrand products and services that are actually useful and dont need xrpits a volatile bridge meme asset that wont be central to, or have a monopoly in any of the upcoming changes in fintechany thesis based around mass adoption and usage is already deadthanks for playing though!
>>62706452>large scale instutional need for xrpEven if all of global finance switched to XRPL, it wouldn't generate nearly enough fees to make a dent in the demand for XRP.
>>62706441SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
You guys are allowed to say ooooooooo I will let you guys now use my thread to post oooooooooooooo
>>62706610Oooooooooooohhhhh
$1.45>$1.45$1.45>$1.45$1.45>$1.45$1.45>$1.45ooOOoOooOOOOoOOOOOOoOoOOoOooOOOoooooo
>>62706610mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
What the hell?
XRP SUPER EMERGENCY**MASSIVE** RIPPLE XRP EXPLOSIONGUYS GUYS GUYS
>>62706691normally I would call this a top signal but we're in the middle of a bear run
Congrats to the real ones
>>62706742or or they could just use something different that we had no access too and keep themselves rich while keeping us poor
>>62706745Go to bed spammy, youre drunk
>>62706780jokes on you today im actually sobermaybe thats the problem thoi drink too much :(
>>62706742>Congrats to all the people that held on through all this bullshit.People keep trying to tell other people that they were right not to sell.But it really depends on the timing.They'd be dumb to sell when we're at a dollar.But they would have been wise to sell when we were above $3 last year.Then they could have bought back in at around $1.The same people telling you not to sell in a bear market (correct), are usually the same people telling you not to sell when you are 5x or more your average buy in (wrong).Making poor financial decisions, doesn't make you a "real one."That's cult mentality.It means you made a mistake, by missing out on taking profit, and increasing your bag size for free.It means you should learn from that lesson and take some profits the next time you're 5x or 7x your average buy in price.This self congratulatory mind towards not selling, will cause many people to miss out on taking profit.This is how people end up round tripping through multiple bull runs.
>>62706792Since XRP goes to $589 it would be dumb to sell it at any time before it reaches that price
>>62706792I remember anons telling everyone to sell at $3…it was/is an unprecedented time with legal adoption tho which made me hesitant…The lesson I learned is always listen to blockchain backer>>62706791Alcohol is poison, the most alcohol you want to consume is from kombucha >>62706796it depends on your circumstances but ya, holding is always better, I have a few sell orders in on the way up for some pocket money but I’m in it for long term hold with 80% of my bags
>>62706815If its bad for you then why come it makes me feel better for a short period of time? Sounds to me you just dont want me to have fun. But yeah like I said I dont drink every day im sober now
>>62706796even that's too low tb h
>>62706819That’s just the evil spirits tricking you, don’t fall for their tricks…water is better…get some high quality sugar free electrolyte powder to add to it if you’re exercising/sweating, or use salt and nusalt(potassium)
ill stop drinking and better my life once XRP moons i promise
BTC is making a run for itWe might hit the highest price in 2026 soon
spammy is bullishthis is a top signal
>>62706946I am just stating what I see on the charts, which is BTC almost being at the highest price it has been since last year 2025I dont know if that is bullishFrankly I dont think in terms of bullish or bearish anymore I dont even know why im here or what i want to happen and dont care
>>62706950yeah, i gave up on waiting for this shitcoin to mooni had to get a fucking job again so i'm fucking over this moonboy daydreaming. i guess i should be thankful that im healthy enough to wage, but goddamn. you know?
>>62706984Yeah our fore fathers also were wagies so we might as well and create some more kids who can be wagies again after us haha its the circle of life
>>62706996indeed. at least there's dumping loads into pretty women.
>>62707016And the occasional goyslop stimuli
>>62706815>I remember anons telling everyone to sell at $3…it was/is an unprecedented time with legal adoption tho which made me hesitant…Same. I was so excited seeing it break through to those new heights and I didn’t anticipate the Clarity Act getting delayed and fucked with since it should have been a pair with the Genius Act, complementing one another. I didn’t think it would fall so low either, definitely not all the way to $1 again. Who the fuck knows though when we will reach those highs and new ATHs again.
>>62707033yeah, im hoping the bk lounge drops a new halloween menu this year. i really liked the black bun whopper that turned my poop green.
>>62706459Fees aren't paid to operators retard. They are burned. It is deliberately set as low as possible while still killing network spam threat. You don't even understand the demand structure. It comes from liquidity provision and marketmaking. How is it possible to spend so much time hating something and still not know the first concepts about it, particularly how its fees work?
>>62707056They just HATE HATE HATE Trump. Do every the opposite of him. It's all so gaysome.
>>62707621The point made in the screenshot and the point about fees in the post arent mutually exclusive.Both points still stand. Good lord cripples are so fuckin dumb lol
>>62707898You are a retard who thinks they are like ruling about false dichotomy. You made a specific claim solely on the basis of the fees and didn't even understand how it was a retarded argument none of us believe or how the fees themselves work. You attacked a strawman assuming that we have spent a decade not knowing that XRP's fees are low (literally the point and literally has nothing to do with the value prospect virtually at all), when the reality is that you are the one stupid in the way you are presuming to critique. YOU didn't know and just assumed we knew nothing when really you do. Lol Then when pointed out you say "yeah well the argument can exist beyond that point!" but it that point is irrelevant to the argument and the only one you even chose to base your claim on. INSANELY retarded projection amid the insecurity of permanently lurking our threads yet knowing nothing and still being so literally scared of XRP.
>>62707994Kek bodied that freak
>>62708042Test
>>62695467I find it incredibly coincidental that I am a University of Florida alumnus and currently live and work in Louisville, literally right down the street from the college and both of these universities are now sponsors of the shitcoin that I hold the most of by far.What I'm trying to say is WAGMI.
>>62707994>angry gasbagging text wall>absolutely no argument made for how the xrp token has any real prospects for value accrual (because it has none)>backpedals by pretending that cripples havent always claimed that the fees were hyper bullish because they cant do basic mathKekw even the most audacious and mouthy cripples are dumber than dogshit.Grim. Truly grim.
>>62707621>Fees aren't paid to operators retard. They are burned.That's what the screenshot says.All XRPL fees are burned, and it would take 5,170 years of full Swift volume on the XRPL to generate enough fees to burn 1% of total XRP supply.Sit with that a minute.
>>62708242it will actually be less than that since at least 90% of XRP won't actually be moving
>>62708371Non moving XRP is still part of total supply.
>>62708384total supply =/= circ supply
I am so demoralized
>>62708449David Schwartz says it is lol
>>62708490
Everyone on xwitter is bullish for this week
>>62708235XRP is pretty much a religion that has immanentized the Eschaton. Adherence to its dogmas is entirely dependent on faith. Christ's 2nd coming has been replaced by "the inevitable mooning" for example and the influenzas are the Apostles. Only real difference is that Christ will actually return one day.
>>62708490Tourist here but why? Your shitcoin is up more than most other top10 shitcoins. On a pump that, I should add, makes zero fucking sense whatsoever.
>>62709548It’s a joke like “when moon?” Or “two more weeks” or “confirmed” or “I just fell out of my chair”
>>62709619Oh. Reminds me of my friend who joked about being a girl and then became a trannie.
>>62709646lol, ya, words and thoughts are powerful, I try to be generally positive (except for some “your mom” jokes to trolls)
>>62709646does that mean the more we joke about getting filthy rich the more likely it is to happen?
>>62709671Yes…and titty posting
>>62709820why does he squish her tits together like we havnt seen those things bare?
>>62709820
>>62708508almost all of XRP is sitting still it's not actually moving around and that is by designwhen XRP replaces all of the nostro/vostro settlement rails and becomes the collateral of the new financial system and the base of all global settlement almost all of it will be locked down
Magic titties oooooooooo
>>62709820>>62709853
>>62709920
>>62710060Perfect titties
>>62709513To be fair, that applies to a lot of shitcoin baggies.But xrpaypigs are definitely among the worst of the worst when it comes to their impending kool-aid day tier bullshit. Back in 2018 some of the xrp hype made sense, but since then it has been completely outpaced by the rest of the world. Thats just reality. No spaceships coming to beam them up as the "chosen ones" despite how they will insist otherwise.
>>62710219Faith it you can't stand that we've already won. Buy it and hold.
>>62708242Literal fucking retard. Lol That is my whole point. NONE OF US ARE INVESTING BASED ON BURN ECONOMICS. I pointed this out to you, restated it, and you replied to the second restatement like you pulled out some insane level of analysis when you didn't know it originally after all this time, didn't understand the implications of it as described by the AI, didn't understand it when I said it or when I said it again. It is Literally unfathomable to imagine being this simultaneously stupid and undeservedly sure of yourself. You are 100% an indian. The value does not come from network fees or token reduction and both were formed to be as enduring and minimal as possible FOR THE REASONS WE INVEST IN THE NETWORK. In-fucking-sane how dumb you are.
>>62710471Probably a foid jew. Why even try to help? Let them be the retarts, re-tart-s, they are.
>>62709883Total supply includes those. Ask David.Every chain has a vast majority of coins that are dormant.>>62710471>NONE OF US ARE INVESTING BASED ON BURN ECONOMICSWell good.>The value does not come from network fees or token reduction Exactly. That's what my screenshot says.No idea why you're angry at me when you're 100% agreeing with me.>THE REASONS WE INVEST IN THE NETWORKWhich are?
>>62710461>w-we've already wonIf you hold ripple stock / have actual equity in the company that used premined xrp proceeds to expand its folio of products and services that dont consume or lock up xrp... maybe youll make it depending on how much you have?But as for making it by holding the shitcoin itself? absolutely not lol>no current odl volume to show any meaningful xrp usage which would improve the price>no xrp collateral lockup at scale>no xrp settled ripple prime volume at scale>no mandatory institutional xrp inventory at scaleAnd nothing to indicate that any of the above will change later. It has no moat. There will be no sort of monopoly which was required to reach whatever target you have in mind in your puerile daydreamsOh but wait>but they cant post any of that because of super heckin secret NDAsAbsolutely no reason whatsoever they cant post some sort of aggregate stats on those for marketing purposes to at least support some of the paid xrp hype slop that gets spammed on here and twitter
>>62710590>>no current odl volumeODL is zero friction and demand neutral. You could reuse the same tiny batch of XRP over and over at the current price at pretty much any volume imaginable.ODL is basically institutional wash trading.
BTC officially broke outHighest price oint in 2026 (almost 10 months time)
>>62701945He is dumb and I am dumb but you are also a schizo.
>>62710509It has LITERALLY always not been our thesis. How amazingly and deeply inept do you have to be to come here after over a decade of hating on a technology and having it explained to you 2 times and then claiming your own AI explained same to you and then FINALLY get it on the third time? Lol The funny thing is I know you understand it because it has been explained to you dozens of times, but you pretend not to because you are an indian nigger who always posts the same way. See:https://warosu.org/biz/thread/62542357#p62552791andhttps://warosu.org/biz/thread/62542357#p62552803Having the same conversation with the same retard over and over has reached the point of diminishing returns. Will still probably do so periodically but we have robustly demonstrated the thesis for a decade. If someone doesn't get it they are literally rarted and people who pretend to not get it are spiritually poisoned, which is worse
>>62710613>>62710590Neither of you understand the 101 of what you pretend to speak knowingly on. How tf are multiple parties going to use the same institutional corridors with revolving payments? Over half of all Ripple Payments transactions are settled on ODL which like you said is demand neutral mechanically (which was never a part of our thesis). Literally the opposite of what you said is true: As payment volumes scale, so do liquidity provider and market maker requirements, which is for absolute sure not demand neutral.
>>62702572XRP, CC, XLM (it is but that doesn't mean it won't carve out something), XDC, HBAR, ONDO, probably HYPE/UNI depending on how much institutions carve them up, QNT, APT, SOL, POL, RED, ATOM, DAG (as a microcap with a promising future but possible failure to larger projects), etc.
>>62710763>fees and burns were never part of our thesis>>62710769>ODL was never part of our thesisgreat, so what is part of your thesis?
price is going up rapidly so black swan is likely to happen soon
>>62710769Odl proves xrp CAN be used as bridge liquidity. As I have said, it does not PROVE durable xrp demand unless you can show inventory, lockup, or net buy pressure large enough to justify the inflated claims to utility you previously insisted were factual and absolute. Gross floq is not value capture. Oh, and let’s skip your next few tedious and predictable rants where you try to list basic xrpl features that might have been impressive relative to competing crypto infrastructure 10 years ago while still failing to prove larger scale xrp use will happen in any of the ripple, rlusd, prime, treasury, stablecoin, tokenization, or interop narratives you'll keep trying to smokescreen with. You have the gall to claim that others have no idea what they're talking about, but you'll do anything you can to avoid addressing points about real value capture and then pretend that an entirely different argument was being made. This is BEFORE you even begin to factor in how platforms like eth / aave / sol, even tron are already achieving the sort of metrics that xrp baggies like you would covet if you actually knew what the fuck has been going on in crypto for the last 8 years.
>>62710812What's the catalyst for the black swan? Genuine question.
>>62710986>inventory, lockup, or net buy pressureODL offers none of these.Inventory can be tiny because the same tokens can be reused instantly.Lockup cannot happen with because the XRP has to be bought and sold instantly.Buy pressure is negated by instant and equal sell pressure ("demand neutral").
>>62710995likely Nato officially declaring war on Russia or Iran war turning into a full on invasion after they blow up Saudi oil fields or straight of Taiwan crisis activating and becoming another global trade chokepoint.
I was really worried during the weekend seeing how everybody was all worked up and hysteric about WWIII, watching Glenn's videos, Mc Arthur, etc., and you all told me nothing would happen. Thanks for the chud memes. You were all right
>>62711036Ok but the hormussy shit barely moved btc, neither did clarity act, neither did soaring oil prices or rate hikes, but who knows yeah maybe that's the macro fud that finally tanks the price, providing you're comfortable betting on it even happening in the first place. Godspeed.
>>62711000Correct. Therefore there is nothing actually added to xrp's value proposition whenever it is brought up. They have to be dog-walked through this shit until they understand. I know you get that at least, along with the other points im making.
>>62711047well we were already bottomed out when that started plus hormouz shit was already downstream of the iran skirmish in mid 2025 so it didn't really catch anyone off guard.
Sent money from Wells Fargo to my credit union Friday morning to make an extra payment/pay off my car loan a little early…still hasn’t showed up in my credit union account…in the year 2026…
>>62711522Why didn't you use XRP as a bridge currency?
>seething about XRPI’m just enjoying the pump.
>>62711539How would the bank net my money and steal the yield on it for days if that happened? We are up against the banks billions in profit for doing nothing…adoption won’t be a cake walk
>>62711522 >>62711566Buddy I have international customers buy products in my ecommerce store in US.then wire money via a bank transfer. and then depending where they are in the world, money may take a WEEK to go through and get deposited. Sometimes over a week if it had to go through 3 currency exchanges.This current bankers financial system is entirely bad and is designed to enrich the bankers. That's why they are losing it so quickly to crypto currencies. and that's why they have no other choice but to convert entire wall street to digital currencies.
>>62711961stock market is already going to be fully tokenized within the next few months also the whole banks are against crypto is a giant psyop banks only care about control, containment and for the status quo to remain the same as the system transitions to the new two-tier technocratic futuristic society the fiat system is about to die and all of the wars we're seeing now is mainly being done to accelerate the process of breaking down all the old tradfi rails and to get it over with
>>62711993>stock market is already going to be fully tokenized within the next few monthsYep . they have no choice. DTCC said they are going full digital assets and smart contracts, within a month . 21st century, have collateral other than foreign debt, 24x7 near immediate settlements. They all win , hopefully XRP and RLUSD is used as well and we all win too. >also the whole banks are against crypto is a giant psyopYep, what I posted above. They have a problem with collateral, and some crypto (wink-wink) is designed to be a collateral. They used to have debt , currencies and gold as T1 collateral , this doesn't work. >currencies aren't a T1 level collateral for their settlements.
>>62711993>banks only care about control, containment and for the status quo to remain the same a Agree.>the fiat system is about to die and all of the wars we're seeing now is mainly being done to accelerate the process of breaking down all the old tradfi rails and to get it over with I am also agreeing with that . My guess would be that the oligarchs want to keep themselves rich, people poor and scared. So they love wars . Also IMHO current wars are to figure out where the new financial rails are going to go, where are the borders of a new financial system. Which countries would be where in new financial rails. >since there won't be one world reserve currency >there would be likely groups of countries on the same financial rails
>>62711961That’s crazy…I feel like the yield/netting is the big issue people don’t really understand…that’s built in friction for their profits…which is money taken out of our pockets…on everything, payments, savings, retirement, land, real estate…bankers are raping us 7 ways from Sunday
>>62712036>>62712060seems to be all a grand plan starting in 2008 or likely even way earlier. Blockchain and digital currencies to me does not seem like some organic pet project innovation from some random Japanese guy like the narrative wants people to believe.I guess the best strategy right now is to know that it's all out of our control and the best thing to do is to just sit and hold, tune out all the noise and to not do anything retarded in the mean time.
>>62711961>That's why they are losing it so quickly to crypto currenciesBanks no longer get to create loans? I can now go to XRP or BTC for a mortgage? We are so winning bros WAGMI
>>62712103“They” have always found a way to undermine, devalue, and inflate currency for thousands of years…I think this is just rich tech bros gift to humanity, money technology you can’t adulterate
If you hold over 1000 xrp can you board the moon rocket?
>>62712173this bitcoin idealism you speak of died a long time ago
>>62712196As long as it remains a fixed supply I don’t think it can dieThey can only make people so retarded and distracted with goyslop that they do not understand the circumstances of their own enslavement
>>62712251just wait until they come out with programmable digital currency where you won't be able to use it buy bitcoin or xmr etc..
>>62710995>>62711036No. Nope. There isnt a black swan event. Thats the real trick. It's $2000.00 now. $15,000 when we reach an empty escrow.
>>62711000Close. Listen. Listen hard. It's the Escrow. That's what the hold up is. Banks hate it. Government hates it. Only one making money on it IS Ripple Inc and the Gaylords in charge of of Ripple Inc.
>>62712270I won’t hold my breath doomer
>>62712136Banks get to create mortgages, don't see why not. But not like they do now.They basically generate money out of nothing via italian merchants 13th century double-entry accounting scam. >+$1000 in one column>-$1000 in another column >$1000 in "currency" created out of thin air.This creates issue with no real collateral in the system. In a new financial system , for instance, XRP ledger would be a ledger that records transactions. And you'd need real money for a bank to provide loans, not fakely generated out of nothing stuff. >REAL banks with REAL money also win because they don't really have to keep billions of $ in reserves>scammer banks with no actual reserves get exposed.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-entry_bookkeeping
>>62712588>This creates issue with no real collateral in the systemA country's economic output or its potential output should never be tied to anything. The problem is not creating money out of thin air, it is private bankers that dont care about anything but their own profits exercising that right. Are our judiciary, legislative systems etc privatized? Nope, that much we understand. The most vital thing in an economy however is who gets to create the money. That right has been usurped by the Jews. And this is not going change anytime soon since our governments are in cahoots with them.
>>62712588>Double-entry_bookkeepingBTW, thumbs up for knowing about this. That makes you 99.9% more knowledgeable than the rest of this general
does it always pump like this on yom kippur jewish nigger day
>>62712647Basically if I am the banker, and I just created money out thin air and gave youa mortgage for your house , your work and your signature, as a collateral . Then you work like crazy, I am doing nothing and receiving 2x the price of your house in interest out of nothing. Then you get tired , get health issues , stop working 80 hours a week, lose your job ,and I confiscate your house via unpaid bills or unpaid taxes. This entire system is ONE WAY (all asset and money floods up, nothing trickles down) and FRAUDULENT to its core.
>>62712675Thanks buddy. Our end goal is to fix the fraudulent financial system .If it doesn't want to gets fixed, it gets destroyed. You are either with us, or you are staying in the mid 20th century with your old banks , and then you all collapse because people stop banking in your thievering institutions. It's literally over, and they have no choice.
>>62712758This is why I laugh when people say crypto is the beast system…I’m like nigga we have the beast system right now, it can’t get any worse…crypto is actual freedom
>>62712783Exactly. Blockchain and crypto currencies and ,for instance, XPR ledger . Would record all bankster transactions. And they would expose who's real, which banks have real assets, and which bankers are just nothing but fraudsters and scammers, and have no assets. It separates honest people from fraudsters. That's why Democrats had to stop Clarity act form being voted on.
>>62712817Ya, what do you think about the ban on stablecoin yield tho? I was really hoping to tokenize some land holding, borrow stablecoin, and park it in t-bills…clarity act seemed to put a stop to that cause banks don’t want to give up their monopoly….or would ripple just become a bank and I could do it through them?
>>62712817>XPR ledger . >Would record all bankster transactions. >And they would expose who's real, which banks have real assets, >and which bankers are just nothing but fraudsters and scammers, and have no assets.https://xrpscan.com/amendment/ConfidentialTransferhttps://xrpl.org/resources/known-amendments#confidentialtransfer>Provides institutional-grade privacy for Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPTs) using advanced cryptography (EC-ElGamal and ZKPs). Individual balances and transfer amounts remain shielded from the public ledger while maintaining compliance mechanisms for authorized parties (issuers, auditors, or designated entities) to verify total supply and meet regulatory obligations.The amendment is currently at 14/35 votes on the XRPL.If it reaches 29 or more votes for 2 weeks, then it gets implimented.
>>62712941So it’s more inclusive…good…all entities can use it whether you want to be private or not
>1.571.57>1.571.57
>>62712783100%
>>62712856>what do you think about the ban on stablecoin yield tho?No idea one way or the other. >or would ripple just become a bank and I could do it through them? IMHO it's kinda too early to tell. I am sure there will be some ways to generate yield, but hard to tell which way it will go .
>>62699015Buddy , David Schwarts probably has 20 NDAs, and can't talk.>>62697916Your opinion is hilarious , but not true.
>>62712941>s for authorized parties (issuers, auditors, or designated entities) to verify total supply and meet regulatory obligations.Exactly , something like that. Whichever way the ledger is implemented is not that important, as long as there's one.
Today was a good day…gonna be a real nice Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas as well.
You retards celebrating it's just following the ebb and flow of bitcoin like usual?Still coupled. Still small.Dumb baggies.
>>62713705ACCELERATE.
>>62712856I think everything has to crash and burn first. Phoenix from the ashes and all that jazz.
>>62710986>>62710986For some reason post will not post despite multiple tries across different browsers and devices. It is in pic related.>>62710794Literally gave it (in terms of payments) in the archive posts in the post you are replying to.
Goodnight my niggas
>>62714144100%
>>62714204Lol so essentially all you had to respond with was> one old 2022 cumulative ODL stat (which ive already pointed out in the past was entirely inadequate to support what you were saying)>several unsupported extrapolations>rlusd halo transfer>conspiracy bleating + insults + “n-no YOU didn’t address it” even though the actual value-capture questions are still entirely unanswered by yourselfYou keep proving that ripple / xrpl / xrp related things exist, but you are still apparently incapable of proving forced xrp token demand at scale through any of those relationships without having to attach childish and completely baseless fantasies around ndas or vague twitter botnet "insider" posts. We've already covered that exact flaw of yours in the past, but like a kike you seem to just pretend it never happened. At this point I'd believe that you may even be stupid enough to think that ripple, xrpl, xrp, etc are all interchangable but that's just not the case.
>>62714400The best incentive is no incentive https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fo8ZScrXFZE&ra=m
>>62714204And alsoYour critique of other chains is mostly one sided. Pow and pos do have concentration risks, and smart contracts can add complexity but this is usually because its actually necessary for whatever is being done. Incentives in various models actually fund security, smart contracts enable broader application ecosystems, and native features are an implementation choice, not automatic superiority.The point I was making with other systems is that they already have stablecoins, tokenized assets, escrow contracts, compliance tokens, permissioned environments, payment channels or l2s, fast finality, dexs, comprehensive metadata, bridges, and interoperability layers. The features you mention on xrp / xrpl arent profound exclusive things, its just not impressive although you seem it think it is. But that's basically your safety blanket that you cling to - pretending that xrp is neutral native financial purity (lmao) and anything else that anyone has developed to meet a huge range of needs in other chains or stacks is somehow predatory... for no other reason than "I just want xrp to win" basically. Very wishful and convenient but not based in reality.And yes, xrpl has payment native features, but thats not what im attacking. We have already gone over this. Nothing you can show seems to have ties to token price appreciation, significant adoption or institutional settlement volume. No xrp collateral lockup, mandatory xrp inventory, or token value capture either. Basically just repeating what I said in the other post at this point.
>>62714432You lack vision…Britto was designing games in the 80’s, Schwartz was filing computing patents in the 80’s, the basically built the internet, lived thru the dot.com boom…they understand the long game and what long term adoption thru game theory will look like, they have forgotten more about coding and the internet than you will ever know. xrp is playing the long game, the slow turtle vs. the pow and pos hares…can you imagine having to pay for every website you go to? Omg, the internet has a terrible revenue model! Fuck off faggot….when xrp is the internet of value, and there is a fixed size limit to this internet, it will be very valuable
>>62714448> Britto and Schwartz are smart old school people maaaan> they like understood the internet duuuude> and like, no one else ever built a protocol that accrued to a company or an application> so xrp is like, the internet> therefore xrp will become the internet of value> therefore fixed supply means price must rise>i mean i cant answer your basic questions and like yeah they're already set for life with company equity / stocks completely independent of the xrp shitcoin but like... the vision maaan>edgynihilistwhowouldhavecalledxrpbagholdersretardedaswell.gifAmazing. Argued like someone who drinks several gallons of bongwater a day.
>>62714400>One old cumulative statExcept it isn't. I literally gave a chronology taken from the least flattering (to make my case) benchmark of just before the lawsuit, through the course of it, with it resolving positively with legal clarity for the asset they said they would settle if they had clarity for originally but spent $150M and risked themselves as individual attached parties (Brad and Chris) just to fight for the legal clarity of with their payments business growing dramatically since then: https://warosu.org/biz/thread/62542357#p62551015Now that they acquired Ripple Prime and Ripple Treasury, their total business touches $16T annually, with a majority of institutional flows and settlement obviously not being onchain yet. If you look at this as a "yeah well they acquired huge core institutional businesses to build out end-to-end full stack solution therefore the denominator has increased so the percent has gone down!" You are a MORON. Their entire business is building around bringing things onchain. Less than .1% of their current business at time of acquisition is and migrating just .1% is $160B, not even taking into account that their Ripple Prime and Treasury both had record years. You are literally doing exactly what I said you do. Talking around demonstration of the thing itself in a hyper-meandering way, building a strawman and then attacking it. I never mentioned NDAs or botnets or insiders etc. Now you are also trying to cover through projection by accusing me of the same shit I always say to you and have said to you already in this thread. Lol I literally described how Ripple's payments service mechanically necessitates reserve growth/lockup for liquidity buffers and market-making. You are just pretending I didn't and are shirkign the whole thing to spend a paragraph saying nothing and playing gay rhetoric games.
Just as I predicted
Did the bullrun finally start you guys?
>>62712856I’d rather there be yields as another way to escape the banks and have more people take liquidity from them and put it into crypto (or at least stables), but XRP should still do fine without those as different institutions use it openly. It’s tiresome how much we get fucked with by banks and their whores.
>>62714432>>62714400It actually isn't necessary, especially for a settlement layer, and just saying it is doesn't make it so. You don't have to do all programmatic process processed and done on one chain and in many ways it is extremely not ideal to and there is zero reason to force programmability onto a settlement network designed for payments. It is good XRP has the dex and AMM and MPTs (which are a cut above the norm) standardized to the protocol layer but they also have compliance features institutions require and all of this is standardized across all issuers at a protocol level. The combination of these features is actually extremely breaking from the Eth trend. I literally already replied to this post and you are just like I said, just restating the same shit you say 100 times and have already said or had preemptively answered here. I already mentioned the failure of the permissioned experiment. Why are you using AI to chug this shit out and still SO lazy you cannot be bothered to even read if it is just rehashing the same shit. Are you just prompting it "argue how this actually isn't true?" Lol Further to my original point of robustly demonstrating (without even touching collateral etc.) how Ripple's payments business scales XRP demand, and the framing of its autobridging, the same is true for the growth of issued assets whether stablecoins etc. as onchain marketmakers and liquidity providers need to build their liquidity bufffers. You are literally objectively wrong in every way and worse than that a huge disingenuous faggot.
>>62714584Perversely XRP specifically (temporarily) sort of benefits by Clarity failing. I honestly thought it would pass but with some of the later provisions maybe it will end up good it didn't if the new agency guidance shapes the buildout which then legislators catch up to to accommodate rather than prescribing in a captured way. XRP is the only asset that has not just agency declaration but legal distinction from the federal judiciary as not being a security other than BTC.
Man you guys are talking so much, slow down with all the spamming please
>>62714591Well, I’m not expecting much out of congress until after the new crop gets in next year since they already dismissed to go campaign, and the lame ducks still hanging around after that.
>>62714595Goodnight spammyGot to be rested to wage tomorrow.
>>62714600Jokes on you I just woke up
Would you fellas reckon we'd be seeing another pump today?
>>62714582Yes
>>62714613I hope so
>>62714576>>62714589And of course you are STILL using ripple business throughput and imminent xrp demand interchangeably. Hidden Road clearing $3t and then treasury touching $13t does not mean xrp is going to get activity from $16t. The fact that you keep pretending that ripple's "end to end business stack" which doesn't actually force significant xrp usage MUST invariably lead to "xrp go up big one day" just proves how poor your understanding of any of this is.Even if that 0.1% of flow eventually moves onchain, that still does not prove mandatory persistent xrp demand. Annual gross flow is not token lockup. Bridge inventory depends on actual xrp routed volume, exposure, liquidity buffers, volatility, settlement time, and mm capital. The $160b wont represent lockup or even consistent net buying pressure.Customers can settle in rlusd usdc, usdt, or fiat, and the settlement layer is decoupled from any single issuer’s token. Ripple Prime is also explicitly pushing rlusd collateral, not xrp collateral. Their efforts have succeeded in ways that don't require actual xrp usage because their clientele clearly isn't interested in being made to use one volatile bridge asset to glue it all together. Its not a primary or even a secondary focus for anyone at the table to use xrp in a way that will lead to it accruing value, and that's far more certain than any fantasies you've cooked up in your head.So, once again, for any of your grandiose proselytizing to make sense, xrp itself has to have real weight in these metrics:>collateral>inventory requirements>settled post trade volume>reserve lockupIt really is kind of amazing that you'll say I have no idea what I'm talking about or that I'm being dishonest when your only talent is selective amnesia paired with spinning ripple corporate activity as a guarantee of xrp usage.Oh and of course>Anyone who asks questions I can't answer must be using an llm!Pure projection and cope. Grow up, you dopey little cunt.
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>>62714204>Literally gave it (in terms of payments) in the archive posts in the post you are replying to.I tried reading them but it's impossible. Half is you ranting against Link, the other half is word salad sprinkled with some hype vocab.
