Sex feels different when you never masturbate.
Getting drunk feels different when you have reasons to celebrate.
Spending money feels different when you’re rewarding yourself.
Cheat meal feels different when you keep a strict diet.
Earn your fun.
Trump wins by a landslide. XRP/Ripple beats the SEC. And the U.S. financial system is undergoing a massive transformation right before our eyes.
Here’s the full timeline — and why Ripple may be at the center of it all:
December 17, 2024: Ripple launches RLUSD, a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin designed for enterprise use. It goes live on global exchanges.
January 20, 2025: Donald Trump is inaugurated for his second term after a landslide victory.
January 23, 2025: Trump signs Executive Order 14178 – “Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology.”
This order:
Blocks any rollout of a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)
Revokes all prior CBDC-related directives
Orders the creation of a new digital asset framework within 180 days
March 19, 2025: The SEC announces it is dropping its appeal in the Ripple case. A major victory for Ripple. XRP is officially not considered a security on public exchanges.
March 25, 2025 (Morning): Ripple reaches a final settlement with the SEC, agreeing to pay a reduced fine of $50 million. The case is officially over.
March 25, 2025 (Afternoon): Trump signs a second executive order, directing the U.S. Treasury to modernize and digitize the entire federal payment infrastructure.
This includes:
Phasing out paper checks
Moving toward real-time payments, direct deposits, and digital wallets
Centralizing systems to cut down fraud, waste, and inefficiency
April–May 2025: A 60-day transition period begins where all federal agencies must upgrade their systems and move toward full digitization.
May 24, 2025: The 60-day period ends. The Ripple case is completely finalized. Orders are complete. Digitization efforts are in full motion.
So where does Ripple/XRP fit in?
Ripple is one of the few companies with the infrastructure to support this kind of modernization:
RippleNet enables real-time cross-border payments
RLUSD stablecoin can facilitate instant treasury disbursements
XRP as a bridge asset eliminates friction and pre-funded accounts
Ripple’s tech stack integrates easily with government and banking systems
It’s fully compliant and ready for KYC/AML enforcement
Already trusted by hundreds of financial institutions worldwide
The financial system is shifting.
Get your Sh*T together!
$XRP Finally reached $1.80 👍
As promised, I want to change someone's holiday and send 10,000 $XRP (~$18,000) to one person by tomorrow.
Just like, retweet and comment '$XRP'.
Random winner in 24 hours. I will announce as a tweet at 12pm EST Sat
I can't stand Donald Trump. He is braggy, he insults people for no reason, and he is just a brutal personality. But my mind is made up. I'm voting for him and here's why:
* He puts Americans and their well-being first. Kamala will not.
* He will bring @elonmusk into his cabinet to be the efficiency czar and get rid of waste. This alone may be the best single reason to vote for him.
* He will bring @RobertKennedyJr into his cabinet to Make American Healthy Again. He will finally get to the bottom of why our food companies are destroying the health of our children.
* I'm sick of the way the media lies continuously about @realDonaldTrump, starting with the incessant racism claims. They are just nonsense. The latest thing I learned? He sent his plane to fly Nelson Mandela home after he was in jail with the U.S. wouldn't do it. Racist? No.
* I'm sick of the U.S. being embroiled in foreign wars. Trump will keep us out of them again. He's just crazy enough that foreign nations will stand down. They have no fear of Kamala. They will fear him.
* Trump sees this country as fundamentally good. Kamala sees it as inherently evil.
* Trump will end the nonsense of the open border which makes our country less secure, less financially stable, and brings in millions of people illegally who compete for Americans' jobs.
* This government has to print billions to care for the illegals. That makes all of our dollars less valuable and makes prices zoom upward.
* He will stockpile Bitcoin.
* He will keep men out of women's bathrooms and women's sports.
* He is a heavyweight personality and negotiator. Kamala is a phony personality and a lightweight negotiator.
* The people who want Kamala Harris to win are the most annoying people in the country. They have pushed for pronouns, masks, endless vaccines, cancel culture, riots, blatant racism towards whites, gender confusion, undermining the U.S. constitution.
* He will upset the current political system. He was nearly the victim of assassination 3x. And he keeps going. He's not the best in interviews, but he at least puts himself out there. Over and over and over. Kamala hasn't done a single press conference.
* Harris and the media trying to prop her up hid Biden's cognitive decline. They accuse @realDonaldTrump of being a threat to democracy. Yet she was installed as the nominee with no votes. She wants to pack the Supreme Court. She wants to eliminate the filibuster. She sued @RobertKennedyJr to keep him off the ballot. And the threat to democracy is Trump? Nonsense.
* Those who support Harris look at Trump supports as vile, stupid, ignorant, and fascists. They disown family members or disinvite them from Thanksgiving dinner of they support Trump. This is disgraceful.
* Every time she talks, I try to give her a chance. But she is the most phony and condescending politician I have ever seen. Ever. I can't do it. I won't do it.
* She and those who support her are resistant to Voter ID and believe requiring an ID is racist. Her Department of Justice is suing the state of Virginia for trying to purge the voter rolls of illegals. Why would we not want 1 vote per 1 U.S. citizen? Is it more racist to believe people from the inner city are perfectly capable of securing a government issued ID? Or to believe they are incapable?
That's it. I'm done. Thanks for hearing me out.