Miles Dave Debacle

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[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

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[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

No, i am not stating @Ripple will definitely act as the missing link for settlement, yet the last mile for payments, even with this blockchain-based ledger orchestration has a missing piece. That's a fact.

The piece that fills the missing piece, the lest mile for payments is Thunes.

Thunes, after the handoff from SWIFTs messaging saying to payments from this party needs to be made to that party, then facilitates that payment using SmartX Treasury management which moves value by deciding which mechanism best fits the job. And since they’re a Ripple partner, they have access to RLUSD, XRP, and also other stablecoins and fiat.

Thunes is the last leg. Or at least, I believe. This is from a paper I’ve worked on that shows Thunes as the last leg facilitator.

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[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

Who did SWIFT integrate into their system in order to get the last leg settlement that they themselves said they couldn’t do? Thunes. What does Thunes do after the messaging from SWIFT? Decide, using their partnership with Ripple, what is the best way to settle this specific transaction. What’s one of those ways to settle a transaction? XRP.

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[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

What it does mean is the opportunity is there. In the of the amount of transactions per year we’re expecting. Statistically, is impossible that if the hundreds of millions of transaction, XRP wouldn’t be used. The integrations that tie XRP into SWIFT and the DTCC are in place in order to get access to ODL through XRP. It least one of the reasons.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

Those partnerships don’t have anything to do with transaction settlement. Now you’re just saying shit to sound smart. It has to do with tokenized deposits. Not transaction settlements. Do you even know what that means? What the difference is? Idiot? lol obviously not.

To an actually settle those deposits, first off, it’s still not swift. That gets handed off to those banks. That’s that’s regarding the tokenized version of the actually value. Regarding the actual transactions, the movement of actual money and not just a tokenized version the money and assets, that’s Thunes. And because of that, if deemed necessary by Thunes, XRP.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

My main thing, in regard to me talking to Scams, which I followed him from another post to get him and all of you guys to admit, is that XRP is going to be used by SWIFT and I gave the mechanism for how that’s the case. Thunes. I already said that if it’s important to you for me to say that there’s other options, i said that. Obviously you don’t read. Fucking obviously. But that doesn’t negate my main point. XRP will be used by SWIFT because of their integration with Thunes. Statistically, regardless of other options, it’s impossible for it not to happen.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

Listen man you obviously haven’t read anything from Swift. You haven’t read with the partnership with Thunes does, and what the technology does. I can’t bring the horse to water. You need to go do that yourself. Because I did try.

I said that Swift is going to settle transactions with XRP utilizing Thunes, who is in charge of how transactions get settled. I also said that swift doesn’t settle transactions so they have to pass that off to someone else, which they announced is Thunes.

If you don’t understand that, then you’re a retard like I’ve already said that you could keep saying whatever you can wanna say. You just continuous to spout bullshit just shows that you haven’t read the documents probably because you can’t read.

There’s nothing else to say really.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

You’re calling me a bullshit and telling me I can’t read when you’re running away from the fact that XRP is an option to be utilized by swift through Thunes.

XRP being an option doesn’t mean it’s guaranteed — but it doesn’t mean it’s excluded either. Once a bank routes into SWIFT’s retail framework and Thunes’s network, the specific rail — fiat, stablecoin, or XRP — is chosen by Thunes’s SmartX system, per transaction, based on cost and corridor. That’s from Thunes’s own product description, not my interpretation. The claim is: whenever Thunes decides XRP is the right rail, that transaction is SWIFT settling through XRP, whether SWIFT’s name is on it or not

Thunes’s SmartX system, not SWIFT and not the bank, decides which rail settles a given transaction — that’s from Thunes’s own product description, not my framing.

So the main argument here from people over there is that XRP is not going to be used, but swift chose a company that can lead to XRP being chosen for settling transactions. We’re gonna see millions to even billions of transactions being processed every year. Are you telling me that none of those are gonna go through XRP? That makes no sense statistically. Especially when again if you look at the documents from Thunes own website describing it technology, when swift hands off the messaging saying for this bank or that bank or this company or that company to send a payment and that goes through Thunes, how that gets settled is up to Thunes.

If you want me to say, if and when that goes through Thunes, then fine. But the reason why they’re there it’s because their technology has access to the tools needed to settle transactions. One of those tools is XRP when it’s called for.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

You’re waiting and waiting and I’ve been waiting and waiting for you to tell me the other option, that’s not routing through Thunes, that swift can use to settle transactions, regarding the new, not the old, system. The one we’re and SWIFT is talking about. We’re talking about multiple things now that weren’t the original conversation. Regarding the new system, which is designed to faze out traditional means of settling transactions, doing away with the nostro vostro settlements, Thunes is what takes care of that for SWIFT.

So regarding what we’re actually discussing which was SWIFT using XRP, because the control over whether or not the use of XRP is not up to SWIFT because they’re designated payment provider is Thunes, if it’s decided by Thunes that XRP is the proper method to process specific transactions, then the same statement I’ve been making remains: Swift, through Thunes, will use XRP to process transactions. You can’t deny this. You can try to filibuster and kick and scream that it’s not true, but the choice isn’t up to SWIFT when it happens because they’re designated payment integrated Thunes into their system.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

lol you’re just repeating your claim with no facts. But I guess a rebuttal is a rebuttal. Doesn’t have to make sense. I’d suggest you look up the partnership and look up what Thunes is there for. If there’s another option outside of Thunes for settlement, place it here so we can all fact check it together.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

@Spencerdoceu @ScamDetective5 I’m the author. Not faceless. And it being a screenshot from My essay doesn’t make it any less true.

Fact check it instead of bitching.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

@theJAXES @man_like_manley @ScamDetective5 Why don’t you fact check it? I already have. Rebut, don’t bitch.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

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[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

Thunes is not an option. It’s the company that is integrated into swift that allows them to settle transactions. The only options in regards to what swift has is through Thunes who decides what is the best method to settle transactions. Swift is the messaging system, and they pass off instructions to the payment provider, which is Thunes.

Don’t know what you mean by people opting for the option to use Thunes. What are swift’s other options in regards to settling transactions after the messaging portion that they actually handle? To my knowledge and understanding their payment solution is by integrating with Thunes who decides what is the best method to settle this transaction with this company or with this country or with this bank.

Depending on what’s being moved and how much she’s being moved whether it’s a stable coin that’s being moved or it’s a lot of money all at once or if it’s an asset that needs to be moved, Thunes solutions in their system that they utilize to settle transactions decides what is the best option.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

once a bank has already chosen to route a payment through SWIFT’s retail framework and into Thunes’s network, the decision of which rail actually settles that specific transaction — fiat, stablecoin, or ODL/XRP — belongs to Thunes’s own SmartX Treasury System, not to the bank and not to SWIFT. That’s not a guess or an inference. That’s confirmed by Thunes’s own description of how the system works: it manages liquidity deployment “at the point of payment,” dynamically, based on corridor and cost. The bank doesn’t sit there per-transaction picking the rail. Neither does SWIFT.

Citi and JPMorgan choose to opt into the framework. Once they have, the moment-to-moment routing decision inside that framework is Thunes’s, by design, because that’s literally the service Thunes is selling — automated, optimized rail selection so banks don’t have to manage that complexity themselves. That’s not Thunes “controlling” JPMorgan in some hierarchical sense. It’s Thunes doing the one job it was hired to do, which happens to include deciding when XRP is the rightj tool for a given transaction.

This is how it works. If you don’t understand that and refuse to accept what Thunes does and understand the pipeline correctly, that’s you needing to do more research.

[Miles Dave Debacle @DaveDebacle]

That’s not the point. The point, besides that Thunes is in control of settlement and deciding which methods will be the settlement options, is that XRP IS an option. And IF ANY XRP at is used to settle transactions, that’s LITERALLY SWIFT, who understands that XRP is an option for settlement, will be using XRP to settle transactions. Using XRP as well as the other 5 methods Thunes will offer to settle transactions.

Do you see?

The claim from over there is that XRP WILL NOT be used to settle transactions. Not “XRP is one of the many options”. No. It is an option. And because of that, when the opportunity presents itself, which is up to Thunes to decide when those opportunities are, XRP will be used by SWIFT, who’s utilizing Thunes and their partners and methods, to settle transactions.