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[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@WhiteVictoriax Please no.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@WhiteVictoriax God Bless America.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@WhiteVictoriax Yes

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@trader1sz Agreed.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@mike_maloney Thank you for inspiring me for over a decade. You continue to do so.

[Michael Maloney @mike_maloney]

My latest presentation.

[James Rule XRP ⟐ 👊😎 @allthemoney]

ニューヨークの42丁目地下鉄にXRPの広告が。街中で見かけると不思議な感覚になりますね。
#XRP #Crypto

[SMQKE @SMQKEDQG]

‼️JUST IN: STELLAR JUST TESTED 7 MILLION PAYMENTS PER SECOND‼️

Stellar has announced Project Thruput.📈

Project Thruput is a new system built to help the Stellar network scale.⏭️

It is also built for the AI agents that will use the network in the future.🤖

In its most recent test, it processed over 7 million payments per second.🤯

Project Thruput is live on FutureNet, Stellar's test network.

FutureNet is where the Stellar Development Foundation tests new technology before it reaches the public network.🧩

Project Thruput is intended to be used on Stellar’s main network in the future.⏳

This is part of Stellar's plan to build a network that can serve 10 billion people and the billions of AI agents that will transact on their behalf.🌐

Documented.📝👇

[Brad Garlinghouse @bgarlinghouse]

We’re kicking off 10 years of @RippleSwell with a bang!

1/ Goes without saying, but it was an honor to open up our conference with @SecScottBessent. His leadership, alongside the current administration, has been instrumental in ensuring that responsible crypto can thrive in the US. I’m extremely grateful he spent time with us today.

2/ BIG partner news 🚨 we're bringing Ripple’s infrastructure to @RobinhoodApp (supporting both customer-facing services and core financial operations), from $RLUSD settlement on the @XRP Ledger to prime brokerage and treasury operations & expanding our relationship with @BNYglobal across custody and tokenized trade finance with RLUSD, XRP and the XRP Ledger.

3/ We are bringing digital assets to corporates 👀 → Ripple Treasury introduced 24/7 Returns designed to help corporates put idle cash to work outside banking hours utilizing stablecoins (this is one step further to realizing the vision of our Treasury management business).

4/ Last but certainly not least, @USOCC granted final approval for Ripple National Trust Bank!

And it’s only day 0 (technically the Swell main event starts tomorrow!). More to come this week…

[ΛЯIΣᄂ @Prolotario1]

This Is Going To Be Historic:

The Treasury Secretary does not attend a crypto conference as a courtesy. He attends when the architecture needs a public face to certify that the transition is government-sanctioned. Bessent is the institutional seal on the Ripple Trust Bank charter. His presence confirms the OCC approval was not a bureaucratic drift it was a deliberate positioning.

WHY TODAY IS THE REAL START

Not January. Not December. Today.

The Swell conference is the soft launch of the new financial layer. The announcements that drop this week are not policy proposals. They are operational status updates disguised as thought leadership.

What to watch for?

Bessent's framing of "digital dollar infrastructure" He will not mention Iraq or the RV directly. He will describe the legal and technical readiness for sovereign stablecoin conversions. The language will be generic. The audience will know exactly who he is talking about.

Also look for Ripple's announcement of the first institutional RLUSD deployment Not a trial. Not a pilot.

A live deployment with a sovereign or quasi-sovereign partner. The natural question is: who is the first client? If it is a Gulf state or an oil-based economy, you have your answer.

DTCC mention during any panel.

The tokenization vault will be referenced indirectly. "Settlement finality." "Asset-backed digital instruments." "Programmable reserves." These are the code words.

Bessent has been operating as the architect of what he publicly called the "grand economic reorder" a phrase that drew eye-rolls from mainstream financial analysts who treated it as rhetorical flourish. It wasn't. The GENIUS Act (Government Electronic Natively Issued & Universal Stablecoin Act) created the legal scaffold. Ripple's OCC approval yesterday created the institutional vehicle. Swell is the platform where the two connect publicly for the first time, with the man who designed the framework standing next to the company that built the rails.

Bessent wouldn't share a stage with Brad Garlinghouse unless Treasury had already signed off on the integration architecture. What he's doing today is not announcing policy he's confirming that the infrastructure phase is complete and the transition phase begins. His speech won't say "dinar revaluation." It will say things about "modernizing cross-border settlement," "bringing dollar infrastructure into the digital age," "ensuring American leadership in digital finance." Those are the approved talking points.

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[Stuart Alderoty @s_alderoty]

Final OCC approval for Ripple National Trust Bank is the result of a simple choice we made years ago: build within the regulatory perimeter, not around it.

Clear rules + rigorous oversight create trust. And trust is what allows new financial infrastructure to scale.

[Brad Garlinghouse @bgarlinghouse]

Big news heading into @RippleSwell: the @USOCC has granted final approval for Ripple National Trust Bank.

This gives Ripple a federally supervised platform to support $RLUSD and provide digital asset custody to enterprises.

We’ve always said crypto and banks work better together — this is what that looks like. Real innovation, real accountability, federal oversight.

The revolution isn't happening outside the system. It's happening from within it.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Ripple officially receives full US regulatory approval to operate as a national trust bank.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@WhiteVictoriax Beautiful.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@WhiteVictoriax Amen.

[Jacob Marquez @JacobMarquez__]

Listen to what the President of Ripple just said, because she said it calmly and most people will scroll straight past it.

Pools of XRP, loaned into the pool, used as collateral, to fund payments for Ripple's customers.

Her words: payments credit meets the XRP Ledger.

Here is why that sentence is bigger than it sounds.

Every cross-border payment in the world has the same hidden problem, and it is not speed. It is credit. Somebody has to front the money before the payment settles. For centuries that somebody has been a bank, and the right to be that somebody is the single most profitable position in global finance. You do not make your money moving the payment. You make it owning the capital that sits in the gap.

That gap is what ODL was always aimed at. Source the liquidity at the moment of the transfer, stop parking dead capital in accounts around the world.

What Monica is describing is the next floor up. Not just sourcing the liquidity — financing it. A pool of XRP on a public ledger, posted as collateral, standing behind the credit that moves real money for real institutional customers.

Read that again. The collateral is XRP. Not a bank's balance sheet. Not a correspondent's prefunded account. XRP.

That is the moment the asset stops being something a payment passes through and becomes something the payment is secured against. Bridge assets get used and released. Collateral gets held.

And the pool is the part nobody is talking about yet. A lending pool on a public ledger is open. Whoever supplies it is on the other side of credit that used to be issued exclusively from behind a bank's doors.

Five hundred years of trade finance, and the one function that was never, ever going to leave the banking system is being described on a conference stage in Seoul as a protocol feature.

Fair warning, so nobody gets ahead of themselves: she said "when that's activated." The lending protocol is not live. This is Ripple's President describing what they are building, not announcing a launch.

But they do not put the President on stage to float ideas. They put her there to tell you the direction.

Follow the liquidity. Then ask who issues the credit behind it.

[Greg Lunt @GregLuntX]

Putting an end to the debate. https://t.co/o7uinbBDaF

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@Fabietto83Z @KuwlShow Exactly

[DigiByte @DigiByteCoin]

Passwords are the weakest part of most systems. People reuse them, they leak in breaches, and every site you use is storing one on a server that might eventually be compromised.

DigiByte has had an alternative to this for years. It is called Digi-ID.

The site shows a QR code. You scan it with your wallet and approve with a PIN or fingerprint. The wallet signs the request with a key that never leaves your device, and the site verifies the signature and logs you in.

Nothing to remember. Nothing for the site to store. No name, phone number or date of birth sent, because the authenticator never had them.

It also generates a different address for every site, so two services cannot compare records and work out they are dealing with the same person. That login address is separate from your coins.

Most people in crypto still have not heard of it.

[Cryptoz @Cryptoz17]

@vincent_vancode Amen. They fucking good at demoralising the people.