So the money printed to inflate Bitcoin is now going to mint on the Bitcoin Lightning Network.
So when Tether prints USDT they buy more Bitcoin with it.
Then Bitcoin goes up in price shorlty after buying it and Tether backs USDT with the Bitcoin they just bought and pushed up in price. Got it!
What could possibly go wrong?!?!
@misfitpatriot_ So what are your thoughts on the Holodomor which intentionally starved almost twice as many people under Stalin? Oh, what’s that? You’ve never even heard of that?
That’s the point. They aren’t more important than anyone else.
@JaimeeUSA You’re telling everyone WHY they should hate you, stupid.
It’s not “God’s wrath” that toppled these empires - it was Jewish subversion in media and government, corruption of the native culture and population, and then onto the next when they start dying. Just like today.
@NCashOfficial can you talk about this company in a video? They’re about to launch their IPO, and their prospectus mentions XRP multiple times.
Worth investing in or not?
https://t.co/arAVLOdTbE
@TheCSCrypto can you talk about this company in a video? They’re about to launch their IPO, and their prospectus mentions XRP multiple times.
Worth investing in or not?
https://t.co/arAVLOdTbE
@WalkDog1984@unknowDLT And what’s Tether’s source of revenue? The Bitcoin they’re holding that they bought with their own currency?
It’s not like we’ll ever know, because they refuse to do an audit which basically means they already know they cant pass and USDC is more established, that’s all it’s got
@CatfishFishy@bgarlinghouse@Ripple The amount of you Bitcoin bots that know nothing yet feel the need to continually give your unsolicited, factually incorrect opinions is amazing.
MicroStrategy's average BTC buy price is around $67K. Once we fall below this level, their entire Bitcoin bet will be in the red, likely triggering liquidation talks.
Considering Saylor was also ranked the #1 loser of the entire dot-com bubble, I’m confident this will happen during this bear cycle. I’ll revisit this post once it does.
@clelanv1 @BobbyTa80658706 @JacobKinge How is that sad? That sounds like a series of bad choices by a guy who called half of X retarded because they didn’t help him hype up Bitcoin to pump his bag. The king of bad decisions.
Fuck this retard
🚨 BREAKING: The SEC and Ripple have agreed to drop their remaining appeals, with Ripple recovering $75M from escrow and the SEC keeping $50M, marking a likely final resolution to the long-running case.
Standard Chartered is encouraging the entire banking industry to adopt ISO 20022, a new global standard for sending payment messages. Why? Because it makes cross-border payments safer, faster, and easier to monitor for fraud, money laundering, and sanctions violations. It gives banks richer, more detailed information with every transaction, making compliance checks much smoother.
This push from Standard Chartered aligns perfectly with the BIS (Bank for International Settlements) plan to modernize the world’s payment systems. BIS wants all countries, banks, and even central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) to use the same standard so everything can connect easily and securely.
Here’s where Ripple and similar blockchain platforms come in. RippleNet is already ISO 20022 compliant. That means banks like Standard Chartered can integrate Ripple’s technology without worrying about compatibility. Ripple’s blockchain helps move money quickly and cheaply, while ISO 20022 ensures all the necessary compliance data travels with the payment.
What’s happening is clear. Global regulators, big banks, and blockchain platforms are all syncing up under ISO 20022. It’s paving the way for a smooth, interoperable financial system where digital currencies, tokenized assets, and real-time payments all work together safely. Everything is locking into place ahead of 2026.
https://t.co/66c2v2Angs
Market crash incoming!
In a 2-day old video Larry Fink confirms that there will be short lived pain in the markets, and the real winners are the ones who capitalize on the discounts.
- cash on the side, and be ready to deploy into your favourite assets.
This is not financial advice, I’m just telling you what I’m doing. 💯🫱🏾🫲🏻
By March 24, 2025, ESMA must create clear guidelines for how Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) trading platforms can operate across Europe. These rules must ensure investor protection, financial stability, and fair market practices. DLT platforms must apply for specific permission, showing they meet these standards and aren’t bypassing regulations. Authorities have 90 days to assess applications. Once approved, permissions will be valid for up to six years, applying EU-wide, and must clearly list any exemptions or special conditions granted.