@Sadesa212@steveinman Also, pic of yourself flipping off the world, super classy. lol, very. Way to stick it to the man, by making yourself look trashy.
@Sadesa212@steveinman Did this girl write in all lower case (didn’t even capitalize “I” or Names of people), and then she put periods in the middle of sentences, then she starts a whole new sentence (first letter not capitalized) with the word “and”?!!!What’s happening?!this is BASIC GRAMMAR !!.
@djtanuj@FinanceBroYT Would it make sense for these large institutions across the world to get in after retail at high prices? “They “wouldn’t allow that to happen.
@djtanuj@FinanceBroYT Institutions are not going to all adopt the coin at 5$ each. Of course the price is being kept at bay (manipulated) to shake out retail and for it to be at a good place when regulation allows all the large institutions to adopt as they’re planning and preparing
@djtanuj@FinanceBroYT It just went up from less than 50cents to over 3$ n a matter of 2-3 months. What else do you expect when there’s a case clouding its future with the foremost regulating body.
@djtanuj@FinanceBroYT Integration is happening as we speak. Why do people expect things to happen over night. The previous administration was doing everything in their power to prevent integration.
@JoelKatz XRP, like Beef Wellington, is not a quick and easy dish—it’s built for long-term value, requires precise execution, and is meant to serve a higher-end market. The crypto space is full of fast-food projects that pump and dump, but XRP is aiming to be a fine-dining experience 🚀 🌕
The #XRP Ledger finally solves crypto's biggest problem. Real identity without the privacy mess. DID works. This remove traditional KYC hurdles. Banks have no excuse now. The institutions are coming, and they're coming to #XRP first. Get ready for the flood.
The #XRP Ledger's XLS-69 simulation feature allows you to test before you transact, which means fewer costly mistakes. This is what institutional adoption needs. Smart money wants guardrails, and XRPL gets it.
@GuntherEagleman This make no sense. Only the Uber rich can even consider this as an https://t.co/nIvsFgYfFM the plan is for these uber rich “immigrants” to pay 5m,to live here and make buisnesses/compete with middle class Americans.great. Sounds like a globalists dream.
On memecoins…
Memecoins have generated a lot of buzz recently, and I’ve gotten some questions on how I think about them. I am personally not a memecoin trader (beyond a few test trades), but they’ve become hugely popular. Arguably, they've been with us since the beginning – Dogecoin is still one of the most popular coins. Even Bitcoin is somewhat of a memecoin (one could argue so is the U.S. dollar, once it was disconnected from gold). Just like the early days of the internet with animated gifs, new technologies often look like a toy but evolve into something much more powerful over time. So we should be open minded about where memecoins are going, even if some are silly, offensive, or even fraudulent today. Memecoins are a canary in the coal mine that everything will be tokenized and brought onchain (every post, image, video, song, asset class, user identity, vote, artwork, stablecoin, contract etc).
Coinbase differentiates itself by being the most trusted and easiest to use platform in crypto, so how are we approaching memecoins through this lens? From first-principles, we believe in free market capitalism. If our customers want it, and it's legal, we aim to let them make that choice for themselves. But it's our job to provide them with the best information we can find to make an informed choice. If a token is a scam or fraudulent, we'd want to remove it. But if it's just low quality, the customer should be able to see reviews or community notes, and make their own choice. (Defining what is an outright scam vs low quality is often a blurry line btw, so you need to be careful not to accidentally create a censorship regime.) We want to provide useful information to consumers, not play judge and jury or endorse/recommend investments.
Some memecoins have clearly gone too far lately, to the extent people are insider trading. This is illegal, and people should understand that you will go to prison for this. In every crypto cycle, there is a get rich quick crowd that comes and goes, and learns this lesson the hard way. Don't break the law! And don't try to get rich quick. You should get rich by contributing real lasting value to society (or at least be trying - it's not easy!).
So where do we go from here? We should purge the bad actors and lift up the people trying to build lasting value. We want to bring the next billion users onchain, and the only way to do this is to build products and services which people want. Help them earn a living, avoid high fees when sending money to friends and family, find truth about what's happening in the world, or get a loan to grow their business. Give them access to sound money and financial infrastructure, to accelerate progress in the world. Memecoins have a role to play here, and I think will evolve to help artists get paid, track trends, or who knows what - it's too early to say, but we should keep exploring.
Keep building with this long term mindset, and make something people want.