Maybe Crypto Eri has to spend 98% of her time talking trash about me and other $XRP content creators and trying to convince everyone to
block us and not follow us because she really doesn’t want people to watch other content creators and realize just how clueless she is about $XRP and how useless she is to the $XRP community.
If you’re wondering why I’m posting this, I’ve been watching her consistently insult me and talk trash about me and others for over a year now and I kept quiet and didn’t say anything at all until now. Unbelievable! #CryptoKaren #CryptoPolice #CluelessHater #DoLessHatingMoreReaserch
@digitalassetbuy It passes. It's all set and scripted. If it doesnt pass its becuase the DTCC Swift etc dont need it and its being used to manipulate the markets. Pure evil runs all of this.
@CryptoWendyO It's a ponzi and a psyop all at the same time. It will go to 0. Utility tokens will remove it from the top 10. #BTC has no purpose. The cetralised fork and freezing of "Satoshi's" wallet 😂🤣 utter BS scam peodo coin. Sell and buy into real usecases before you are exit liquidity
🚨 JPMORGAN JUST FILED FOR "DIGITAL SHARES." 🚨
The filing states:
"Digital Shares are expected to be purchased and held primarily through financial intermediaries that intend to use blockchain technology to maintain a record or mirror record of share ownership for their customers."
READ THAT AGAIN.
Digital Shares.
Blockchain technology.
Ownership records.
SEC filing.
JPMorgan.
If this sounds familiar, it should: enter BLACKROCK
Last year: BlackRock introduced DLT Shares for its Treasury Money Market Fund.
Today: JPMorgan filed a Money Market Fund prospectus containing remarkably similar language.
Not a crypto startup.
Not a blockchain conference.
Not a whitepaper.
JPMorgan. SEC filing.
The filing references:
• Digital Shares
• Blockchain technology
• Cryptography
• Electronic-trading platforms sponsored by JPMorgan
• Blockchain-based ownership records maintained by financial intermediaries
The phrase that jumped off the page to me:
"...record or mirror record of share ownership..."
Why does that matter?
Because it suggests a hybrd model.
Traditional books and records remain in place while blockchain-based records operate alongside them.
Old system + New System.
Running together.
Which is exactly how major financial infrastructure migrations typically happen.
For months, I've been saying these aren't separate stories:
Stablecoins= the cash layer.
Tokenized Money Market Funds = the yield-bearing cash layer.
Tokenized Treasuries = the collateral layer.
The market keeps treating them as separate trends.
The filings increasingly suggest they're becoming one system.
Stablecoins are largely backed by Treasuries.
Money Market Funds increasingly hold Treasuries.
Tokenized Treasury products are built on Treasuries.
At some point, these stories converge.
The real battle isn't XRP vs ETH, ETH vs. SOL.
It's ownership records.
Collateral.
Liquidity.
Settlement.
The plumbing.
BlackRock put blockchain-based ownership records into a Treasury MMF structure.
Now JPMorgan is using very similar language in its own filing.
That's infrastructure. Not reinventing the legal wheel.
That's the world's largest financial institutions silently building the next version(s) of our financial system—one ownership record at a time.
$BTC $XRP $SOL $ETH #crypto