Holster

Curiously sifting through ever changing activity.

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@tr6_guy See ya Pierre. You are not Albertan!

[Wulgar the Wise @ccanadian1965]

We are being fucked over 💯👇🏻

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@ElofsonJess Testing the waters

[Holster @C5Holthe]

Testing the waters with persistence 😇

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

I see patterns
I know what they are doing
And I don't like it.
So I use it against them
This is a war
And we are winning

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@BarronTNews_

[Holster @C5Holthe]

Holy crap!!

[QuickDickMcDick 🇨🇦 @QuickDickMcDick]

Anyone else still feel like this when they see a @PeaveyMart 😭😭

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

The most “conformist” woman in the world. 😂😂😂

[Ivano Defazio 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇺🇸 @DefazioIvano]

Parks Canada has now admitted they left over 500,000 acres of dead pine in and around Jasper...Steven Guilbeault is the minister responsible of Parks Canada...Why hasn't he been fired?

[Vincent Van Code @vincent_vancode]

🤔 BTC was the experiment to introduce the idea of fictitious digital money money, XRP was always the end game. LINITLESS LIWUIDITY IS THE GOAL, $1Q of supply. Read my theory... Not financial advice...

You can’t buy $100 trillion worth of tokens — there isn’t enough money in the world.
And you can’t sell $100 trillion either — it would collapse the price.

That’s because these tokens aren’t real assets.
They’re arbitrary units of value — tools — that all participants agree to use for exchange.

And when you really understand that, you’ll realize:
That’s the genius of it.

5,000 years ago, there was no money — just trade.
You bartered: a dozen eggs for a loaf of bread. It worked, but it was slow and limited.

So people agreed to use pine nuts as a common unit.
Now, you could price everything in pine nuts — and trade flowed.

You gave up pine nuts to buy something, and eventually earned them back in another trade.
The pine nuts weren’t the value — they were the bridge.
The only problems were:

Not enough pine nuts → trade stalls

Too many → pine nuts lose value

The dream? An infinite supply of pine nuts with stable value.
Unlimited liquidity, zero dilution.

That’s what XRP is designed to be.

It’s not gold. It’s not oil. It’s not backed by anything.
It’s agreed upon — fast, cheap, liquid, returnable.
You don’t need to hold it. You just need to trust it for 3 seconds.

Now here's the twist.

What if Bitcoin was never meant to be the endgame?

What if it was created to introduce the idea of digital money —
to psychologically condition the world to accept something that has no physical form, no sovereign backing, and no intrinsic value?

Bitcoin did its job:

It proved that digital scarcity has value

It seeded decentralization as a movement

It triggered adoption

But structurally?

It’s slow

It’s expensive

It can’t scale to global liquidity

It rewards hoarding, not utility

Maybe Bitcoin was designed to eventually collapse under its own weight — a proof-of-concept with an expiration date.

And maybe XRP is the final form —
A liquidity engine, not a speculative asset
A neutral bridge, not a tribal ideology
A tool, not a trophy

It’s just the pine nut.
And if the world agrees it’s worth $10,000 per unit — then it is.

The value isn’t in the token.
It’s in the agreement.
And that’s what makes it unstoppable.

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@JinglaiHe Ohhhh, are the candidates from all over Canada?

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@TheHoleTweet Two stooges left.

[Holster @C5Holthe]

Now down to two stooges…

[The Hole @TheHoleTweet]

When people watched Johnny Carson, no one knew what his political affiliation was. Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon are political activist... 1 down, 2 to go. 🎉

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@GuntherEagleman Who??

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@Cobb_XRPL What do you know??? 😁

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@EleanorTerrett @realDonaldTrump AND, now time for the SEC to drop everything against Ripple.

[Holster @C5Holthe]

@Chicago1Ray ✋

[Made In Canada @MadelnCanada]

Should Don Cherry be in the Hockey Hall Of Fame? 🍇 🇨🇦

[Holster @C5Holthe]

Ron’s a slimy turd!

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

I think Ron is a bigger piece of trash than people know. I’ll tell you a story about Ron.

About 16 years ago, I was out at a bar with a group of close friends. Three of them were good looking, in-shape, girls in their mid-twenties.

Drunk Ron was trying to grind up on them. Drunkenly trying to throw himself on them on the dance floor. This is a married man. Probably more than twice their age at the time.

Another friend told me this is what he does.

I still remember the bar, the chairs, the layout, the area where the dance floor was, how we all laughed at how much of a loser he was, and that it was in the basement in downtown Oakville.

If he’s willing to do things like this to his wife, what makes you think he has any loyalty to Don?

[Holster @C5Holthe]

Tariffs don’t affect the price we pay in Canada. It affects the price the USA pays for Canadian imports.
Great explanation!