Jared Neff

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[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@AbsGEC @AbsGEC the vote is not tmrw. Its the mark up and then they have to get with the agricultural and combine their version with the banking one. Then once that is done it goes to the floor to vote on. Your a little ahead of yourself there. We are getting closer but not quite there

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@Cairo_xprsk 9

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@Airaasayss But 52 bodies and 22 alive

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@Airaasayss 50 people walked with me so that makes 51 people and then a killer walks in making it 52 people total and they kill 30, so there would be 22 left

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@SenWarren @SenWarren lets talk about how you are a puppet for the banks and all your corruption elizabeth. Your scum!! We want you gone and out of the gov!! I cant stand you!!!

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@SenWarren Shut up you dirty skank

[PaulBarron @paulbarron]

Banks are coming for our Stablecoin Yields - they are coming for DEFI and they are coming for Self Custody - $BTC Loans $ETH Staking $XRP Yields on @FlareNetworks - this is where it starts! After what we discovered today, they want "ALL The Money."

Fight Back Now!
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[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

American Media
Pay attention.

[Charles Hoskinson @IOHK_Charles]

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[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@LangmanVince Evil bitch, sounds like you deserve die if you believe that. I pray for your soul you cunt!!

[Gordon 🐂 @GordonGekko]

What a great day to make some bread 🤝 💰

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@cryptofergani I expect you to pay out bc we will hit 4.00

[Jake Claver, QFOP @beyond_broke]

Why would banks ever bother using XRP’s public network if Ripple already gives them access to private ones?

Banks can't afford to have every move out in the open. The info they handle, their internal workflows, and strategic decisions—those aren’t things they can just put on blast for anyone to see. Privacy here isn’t optional.

So Ripple went ahead and built private versions, essentially closed-off blockchains using the same underlying XRPL system. This lets banks issue digital currencies, tokenize assets, run tests without exposing any sensitive data.

But these private systems don’t really talk to each other. Each bank ends up operating on its own walled garden. So when Bank A wants to settle a deal with Bank B, how do they do that across totally separate networks?

That’s exactly where the XRP Ledger mainnet is needed. It acts like a neutral middle ground that lets all these different private systems link up and move value between each other.

XLS-38 allows private chains to “lock” assets on one chain and recreate them on another using something called door accounts and witness servers.

Here’s what could look like in practice: A central bank issues its own digital currency—let’s say on a private Ripple ledger but when they need to send money overseas, hey use a cross-chain bridge that shifts value through XRP, on the public side.

This only works well if XRP has serious liquidity. That means XRP needs to be priced high enough to handle large moves.

You might be thinking: why not just use stablecoins? Problem is, that leads right back to the old issue. If you’re holding one coin for every company or institution—Google’s coin, JPMorgan’s coin, etc., you’ve recreated the same mess that Nostro/Vostro accounts were supposed to fix.

Instead, what’s needed is one bridge asset that everyone can use, that nobody owns, and that isn’t tied to any one player. That’s XRP. It’s decentralized and purpose-built to move value between networks.

This is especially important when trust is low. Let’s say you’re a bank and you don’t fully trust the institution on the other end, you still need to be able to verify that the transaction. With XRP as the bridge, there’s no relying on the other party’s private system.

Banks move cautiously. They’re slow to change anything. But Ripple’s been sitting down with central banks for over ten years, getting them comfortable with how these private ledgers work.

That long trial period is just about wrapped up. Eventually, these countries will need a common pathway to move funds internationally. That’s where XRP fits in.

David Schwartz summed it up nicely: one day they’ll “push the red button and the walls come down.” These private chains aren’t staying isolated forever. Once institutions are ready, they’ll connect to the public XRP ledger to go global.

The more banks and governments using private Ripple ledgers, the more need there is to connect them. And every one of those connections requires XRP—for fees, bridging, and keeping liquidity flowing.

But none of this scales until XRP’s supply meets the demand. It has to be priced high enough to move trillions without creating volatility. Until then, large institutions stay on the sidelines.

This is about whether the asset can support real, global financial traffic. It has to hold its value while moving huge amounts across borders, through CBDCs, and across tokenized assets without issues.

Their approach is pretty clever, actually. Let institutions warm up to the tech privately. Let them get confident. Then, when they’re ready for more reach, guide them gently onto the mainnet.

Where this all leads: XRP becoming a top-tier digital asset with the depth and volume to support global money movement.

What XRP really brings is a way to move money between walled-off digital systems. As more players show up, that function becomes more and more critical. It’s the infrastructure holding it all together.

Here’s the bottom line: Private chains give banks the confidentiality they need. The XRP mainnet gives them a way to connect. You can’t really scale global finance on blockchain without both parts working in sync.

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@SenWarren Your trash @SenWarren. You need to do the American people a favor and get the heck out of the government. Lets check your networth pre-gov senator job and your networth now. Your scum and your the wealthy that is taking from the working class with your insider information 😡🤬

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@KChiroque Chill out my friend! Xrp is up over 400% since November. More than any other coins. The whales are trying to suppress it to add to their bags before it takes off like no one can believe. Its came. Stay patient and continue with the fortunes that will come. Not financial advise

[The Bearable Bull @thebearablebull]

7 Years Ago I Started My YouTube Channel Around Solely XRP And How It Would Be The Foundation For The Next Financial System

5 Years Ago The XRP Army Got Scammed By The American Government And A Fraudulent Lawsuit

During Those 5 Years EVERYONE Attempted To Dissuade My Conviction In XRP And Our Positions As A Community (THEY FAILED)

NOW Everyone Sees XRP Is Inevitable…

I’ve Known So For Years But The Journey And Doubts That Crept In Made It Far From Inevitable

Years Were Wasted
Investment Portfolios Were Tested
Our Minds Were Psychologically Bruised & Emotions Tested…

All That To Say, I’ve Stepped Away From The XRP Army For A While Because The Daily Message Has Been Diluted By Content Aimed To Make Ad Revenue As Opposed To Making An IMPACT

I Vowed To Not Make Another Video UNTIL It Was Time For The Army To Receive The Most Powerful Message I’ve Ever Given

NOW IS THAT TIME…

I LOVE EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU

Let’s Finish This Journey Off Strong
😤💪🤝

$8 Is Next 🫡

[Jared Neff @JaredNeff8]

@Annika_2A Patience my friend! Altcoins including xrp moves after bitcoin. Xrp is up over 400% since November and has performed better than BTC in growth

[Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful @kevinolearytv]

Elizabeth Warren is at it again... She’s confusing politics with progress, and this time, it could cost America dearly. Her latest rant? She’s calling stablecoin legislation a "Trump product." That’s not just wrong. It’s dangerous. This bill has nothing to do with Trump or meme coins. It’s about securing the future of U.S. financial dominance by regulating digital payment systems that are already transforming the global economy.

[Dom Kwok | EasyA @dom_kwok]

.@SenLummis is making a big mistake by focusing only on bitcoin.

while bitcoin may be the most well-known, few realise that it is the altcoins and their associated blockchains that give crypto utility.

without the blockchains that focus on making payments faster and cheaper, crypto's original promises cannot be achieved.

not to mention, altcoins comprise a significant portion of crypto. as of writing this post, $BTC's market cap is $2T and the altcoin market cap is $1.4T. altcoins are too big to ignore.

i welcome Senator Lummis to start learning about all the other incredible blockchains on @easya_app and why they matter as much as, if not more than, bitcoin.

[𝟸𝟺𝙷𝚁𝚂𝙲𝚁𝚈𝙿𝚃𝙾 @24hrscrypto1]

FAFO? No….what really happened is Bitcoin maxis are facing extinction… and the desperation shows.

Ripple didn’t try to trick Trump… Ripple was invited to the White House. Brad was sitting at the table with regulators, banks, and policymakers.

Your husband? He was busy shouting into the Twitter void trying to stay relevant.

You want to talk pre-mined? Satoshi mined over 1 million BTC….at today’s price, that’s over $105 billion sitting in a ghost wallet with zero transparency, no audit, and no accountability. Ripple’s escrow is locked, tracked, and disclosed.

Compare that.

Bitcoin hasn’t evolved in a decade… still can’t handle a cup of coffee…The only utility BTC offers now is as a ticker symbol for hedge funds chasing momentum.

So please… sit this one out. You married the high priest of the world’s slowest, most inefficient digital rock… and now you’re throwing stones at real utility?

We’re not in 2013 anymore. The adults have entered the room.