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@BitmundFreud It's time we declared financial independence from the banks and financial elite.
Bitcoin and XRP will both be extremely important to the world.
A pattern I've noticed in successful men: they disappear from the world for months at a time to force pure focus on themselves and their vision. They laser in on one meaningful goal and make it a reality.
๐จ CHEVROLET JUST REMOVED THE START BUTTON FROM ITS CARS โ AND WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO INSTEAD HAS DRIVERS LOSING THEIR MINDS
First, automakers got rid of traditional car keys.
Then they replaced them with push-button ignition.
Now Chevrolet has decided even the start button needs to go.
The new 2027 Chevy Bolt EV is introducing a completely different way to start your car.
And you won't find an ignition button anywhere.
Instead, you climb into the driver's seat with your key fob in your pocket and simply press the brake pedal.
That's it. The car turns on automatically.
To shut the vehicle off, you put it in park, unbuckle your seatbelt and open the driver's door.
The car automatically powers down.
No turning a key.
No pressing a button.
No manually shutting off the vehicle.
Chevrolet is betting drivers will love the convenience of having one less thing to do.
But there's a bigger question here.
Automakers are increasingly replacing familiar physical controls with automated systems, leaving drivers with less direct control over basic functions.
Some people will call this innovation.
Others wonder why car manufacturers keep trying to fix things that were never broken.
What was wrong with a regular start button, and why do automakers keep removing simple features that worked perfectly fine for decades?
Jake Claver was asked why he holds XRP instead of Bitcoin or Ethereum.
His conviction is impressive, but conviction alone doesnโt guarantee success.
Will he be remembered as a visionary or as someone who took one of cryptoโs biggest risks?
Banks do not purchase $XRP.
If a bank wishes to utilize XRP,
it can do so by entering into a contract with Ripple
to access the ODL (On-Demand Liquidity) service;
therefore, there is no need for the bank to purchase XRP itself.
However, in the future,
once Ripple obtains a commercial banking license,
banks will be able to hold XRP
and utilize the ODL service independently,
without needing to rely on an external provider.
@champsbbqteam@BullTheoryio Would MasterCard want to use a chain that does not have full legal clarity, like zbcn?
Great chain, high likelihood of future success.
But ZBNC does not have legal operational clarity. XRP beat the SEC and court, and has legal clarity.
Using ZBCN seems like a massive risk
๐ช Weโre excited to announce that weโre partnering with @Ripple to expand our stablecoin optionality and integrate RLUSD into our banking core infrastructure, with support for transactions on the XRP Ledger.
Together, weโre combining traditional payment technology with RLUSD on the XRPL, giving issuers and acquirers greater flexibility to settle intraday and reduce settlement latency. By bringing stablecoinsโ programmability and near-instant settlement into the same environment as traditional rails, weโre creating a unified payments experience where businesses can leverage the strengths of both.
Weโre proud to enable faster payment capabilities and give our partners greater choice and flexibility.
Learn more: https://t.co/xK2vIVNSGV
@Ripple@crossriverbank Exciting announcement! Congratulations ๐
Though this is not a big surprise to anyone that has been paying attention.
FYI: X money uses cross river bank!