Next bull run, I’ll mainly be eyeing:
$XRP
$FLR
$CC
$QNT
$SUI
These aren’t my only holdings.
Diversifying across different networks isn’t just about spreading risk. It’s one of the best ways to understand different technologies, governance models, real-world applications and community cultures.
Every ecosystem has something to teach you.
Which ones are you watching?
For those following XRPL ripple:native, Canton $CC, Quant ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675, Solana solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 or institutional tokenisation, today’s announcements across multiple blockchains matter because they validate a broader trend:
Major financial institutions and central banks are increasingly treating blockchain as infrastructure rather than speculation.
Many of these institutions are blockchain agnostic, reflecting the view that the future will be built on multiple interoperable blockchains rather than a single winner.
Yes, crypto markets are down today, but I’m as bullish as ever on the long-term future of DLT.
The financial rails are being built on-chain and they’ll be multichain✨
#DYOR
This is something we have been working towards for a while.
A lending market for RLUSD collateralised by FXRP, curated by one of the most trusted institutional curators in the industry @SentoraHQ.
This opens the door for much larger FXRP lending markets and for institutions that holds Billions of XRP to participate.
Good for XRP.
Good for RLUSD.
Good for Flare.
🏗️This is very significant news for a few reasons!
> It highlights the importance of the Aviva deal.
> Licuido was already involved duplicating assets on the #XRPL,
> ZILO could be the bridge out ...
> ..and the bigger picture is forming.
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@ShaulKfir@laurashin@mert@jaosef@jarradhope_ Unfortunately, Laura Shin’s interview style continues to reflect a particular worldview rather than a genuinely open exploration of competing ideas.
This space has to mature and recognise alternative approaches that are gaining traction.
Quant ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 is testing multi-bank payments on the Bank of England’s RT2 system.
Money only moves when every condition is met, so all parties settle together or not at all (atomic settlement).
This eliminates partial settlement risk while keeping the security of central bank money.
RT2, the Bank of England's renewed #RTGS core ledger and settlement engine, lets funds be earmarked and released only once every party's terms are met, closing the settlement gap between transaction legs.
Our Lead Solutions Architect, Alex Chiriac, walks through Quant's #SynchronisationLab contribution: multi-bank #treasury rebalancing via #QuantFlow.
Watch the video here: https://t.co/7pSf54RBu7
I really wasn’t expecting my husband to upload these 😂
He makes fun of my Aussie accent all the time, so I went extra on these clips
Bloody beautiful mate 🤝😂
https://t.co/ooSvnTlrPx
1/ I encounter many misperceptions about perpetual futures (aka “perp”). A perp is simply a futures contract without an expiration date. That's it. Most of what people think they know about "perps" (first contemplated by Robert Shiller) has nothing to do with the contract itself.
The publicly coordinated US-Japan effort to support the yen may buy time, but not solve the underlying problem.
How long can they keep kicking the can?
At least until the US midterms…
The Trump Administration delivers for America's trusted partners. Economic security is national security. And the U.S.-Japan alliance is built on both.
Friday's coordinated foreign exchange actions countered disorderly yen movements.
Treasury remains attentive and in close communication with our counterparts at MOF and BOJ. We will not hesitate to participate in further joint intervention.
The FIMA Repo Facility is an important backstop. We would encourage it to be upsized in the coming months.
We strongly support Japan's decisive market and monetary steps to correct the substantial undervaluation of the yen.
The Takaichi government is moving into an exciting new phase of Abenomics, as nearly 15 years of powerful stimulus have created durable, robust underlying economic dynamics.