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Crypto still lacks regulatory clarity due to Brian Armstrong’s greed.
Jeffrey Epstein and his community also funded Coinbase and planned to stop XRP by suing @Ripple. Which has been found in the Epstein files.
Following the lawsuit’s announcement, Coinbase immediately delisted #XRP.
There is something fishy from the beginning.
MASSIVE:
🇺🇸 Coinbase confirms: CLARITY Act markup in second half of April.
"Rewards language" resolved within 3 weeks.
The last obstacle. Almost gone.
Every bank waiting for this.
Every institution waiting for this.
Every trillion on the sidelines waiting for this.
3 weeks. That's all that's left.
PLEASE BRAIN DON'T SCREW US FOR THE THIRD TIME!!
🚨 I spent years in tech and I've never seen an asset position itself like $XRP is doing right now 👇
Ripple just entered a $3.8 trillion trade finance market. Not through a press release. Through Singapore's central bank.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore invited Ripple into BLOOM.
A program designed to modernize how cross-border trade gets settled using tokenized bank liabilities and regulated stablecoins.
Why Singapore? Because it processes $336 billion in cross-border currency trades every single day. It's the gateway to $2 trillion in Southeast Asian trade flows. And Asia-Pacific handles 40% of all global cross-border payment volume.
This is the front door to the fastest-growing financial corridor on the planet.
Ripple partnered with Unloq to build a smart-contract platform on XRPL. The way it works is straightforward.
A shipment gets verified. RLUSD payment triggers automatically. No delays. No middlemen. No 30-60 day cash flow nightmare for the businesses shipping goods.
Right now, small businesses across Asia wait over a month to get paid after shipping internationally. That delay destroys companies. This pilot aims to eliminate it entirely.
Instant settlement. Automatic payments on verification. Smoother operations for the people who need it most.
Singapore doesn't invite companies into central bank programs lightly.
MAS is one of the most respected financial regulators in the world. For them to bring Ripple into BLOOM with XRPL and RLUSD says everything about where this technology stands.
$XRP didn't ask for permission. It earned the invitation.
I’m not fading this just because of short-term price action. You?
There is only one real king in the United States of America.
Because of this man, we will get the Clarity Act. The CEO of @Ripple fought for the entire crypto industry against the SEC, and he has won.
Thank you, Brad Garlinghouse! 👑
🚨BREAKING: Tether CEO AGREES Coinbase Should BACK DOWN on the CLARITY Act Fight 😳🔥
@Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino (@paoloardoino) appeared to ENDORSE a post telling @Coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong to STOP blocking progress over stablecoin yield and let the CLARITY Act move forward. ❌
“It’s time to stop.”
“You’re protecting your business… but this industry is bigger than Coinbase.” 😳
So this is no longer just banks vs Coinbase. 🚫
Now it looks like even major stablecoin players are signaling that Coinbase needs to BACK OFF and let the broader market structure bill move ahead. 😵🔥
Coinbase hate is starting to look forced.
I’m fully down for a full-blown boycott, but this wave feels manufactured as hell, like banks or some other parasite class is steering it.
Don’t get me wrong.
They’ve been anti-Bitcoin for the last decade, turned the ecosystem into a casino, and pushed the shitcoin psyop harder than almost anyone.
But still, this feels coordinated.
That said, it is still f Coinbase, and boycott the hell out of them.