@nativehijo@huberdude@Cardern1 Any basic crime stats from FBI or DOJ prove that I am correct and Hollywood has inverted reality. Speaking anecdotally, when you go to the ATM at night are you looking over your shoulder for Nazi's, white supremacist's, or a different group??
@KarrDriver@kylekuzma@BillAckman Cool, so are my wife’s parents. Doesn’t mean I support importing infinite foreigners, particularly those that do not share American values.
If this was an IQ test, you failed.
THE FIRST WAVE WILL HAPPEN BETWEEN NOW AND OCTOBER, MAKING XRP PRICE TWO DIGITS.
THE SECOND WAVE WILL HAPPEN SOMETIME BETWEEN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, XRP PRICE BECOMING THREE DIGITS
THE THIRD WAVE WILL HAPPEN BEFORE YEAR END OF 2026, REACHING $589.
THIS IS IT. THIS IS WHAT’S GONNA HAPPEN TO XRP IN 2026.
People assume I promote XRP because I hold a lot of it.
I don’t. My bags are not material. I am not here as a token maxi.
I am a CTO, investor and builder. I have shipped production systems in regulated industries for a long time. I have also written code against XRPL, not just read threads about it. That is the difference.
What I see in Ripple is not a pump. It is a multi-year infrastructure build.
Brad Garlinghouse is not running a retail coin campaign. He is assembling the stack that banks and corporates will need when they finally leave the old correspondent-banking mainframes. Hidden Road became Ripple Prime: a multi-asset prime broker clearing roughly $3 trillion a year for 300-plus institutions. GTreasury became Ripple Treasury: about 1,200 corporate treasurers and CFOs sitting on roughly $13 trillion in annual payment flow that was still almost entirely off-chain. Add Rail for stablecoin payments, Standard Custody / Metaco / Palisade for institutional custody, and RLUSD as the dollar rail inside that stack. That is not tribalism. That is vertical integration.
I have seen the banking problem up close. Cross-border value still sits in pre-funded nostro accounts, moves through chains of intermediaries, and takes days. The fee you see is rarely the real cost. The real cost is trapped capital, cut-off times, FX markup, and operational friction. Digital rails do not fix regulation. They do fix settlement speed, capital efficiency and reconciliation. Ripple is building for the moment those two things meet.
The industry is not fully ready. That is the point. You do not buy a Fortune-500 treasury platform and a prime broker if you think the next twelve months look like 2021 crypto Twitter. You buy them because CFOs, payment ops and risk desks will need one place to hold cash, stablecoin, tokenised funds and collateral — and then move it in seconds, not T+2.
XRPL is the settlement layer in that design. A network that has already moved enormous value, with fees measured in fractions of a cent and finality measured in seconds, is not “going nowhere” because a chart looks ugly this quarter. A $2.4B regulated stablecoin sitting on those rails, with daily activity already in the hundreds of millions, is the product banks can actually book. XRP is part of the liquidity and bridge design. It is not the whole story, and treating it as a meme is how this industry stays adolescent.
Crypto has to grow up. Tokenomics and tribalism do not replace correspondent banking. Solving working-capital lockup, 24/7 settlement and institutional custody does.
That is the strategy I see. That is why I pay attention. Not because I need the coin to print. Because I have built systems long enough to recognise when someone is laying pipe for the next architecture, not selling a narrative for this week’s candle.
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All foreign cultures are inferior to American culture. All of them. Every single one. Everyone knows this. It’s why they all try to come here and no one here wants to move to Guatemala or India.
Foreigners in America today are demonstrably less likely to assimilate than those who immigrated here 20, 50, or 100 years ago. Instead of leaving their languages and customs and pagan religions behind, they are coming here, building enclaves for their diasporas, and voting as ethnic blocs. This is the opposite of assimilation.
Because their cultures are objectively inferior, their refusal to assimilate therefore degrades American culture. Because American culture is objectively superior, this degradation makes America worse off. And when America is worse off, Americans are worse off.
Making America worse by importing inferior foreign culture is bad. Making Americans pay for the privilege of watching their country decline is bad. Replacing Americans in their own country is bad, because we are a people and this is our home and reducing our heritage and birthright to a mere global economic zone is bad.
Working to eradicate Americans and American culture is bad. Opposing the takeover of your own country and the degradation of the very culture that made your country the greatest country in the history is not only not racist, not xenophobic, not-whatever-dumb-gay-term-is-now-being-used-to-morally-extort-you-into-giving-away-your-country—it is the only natural response to what is being done to America.
Foreign culture is inferior to American culture, and we are all sick and tired of constantly being subjected to it while being told it’s not happening.
This bill isn't just a compromise…it's the product of real, substantive trades policymakers made to get here.
I said this many months ago: perfect can't be the enemy of good…
and let's be clear: those trades weren't small. This isn't a deal Senators should be ‘settling for’ — it's a deal that they should stand behind.
Senate: the world is watching and voters are watching. Now is the time to vote yes.
@zerohedge Of course he can’t guarantee that. The only thing uniting the Democrat base is there TDS. If there’s no impeachment possibility, their turnout will suffer.
There’s a solution but too many people in this country are soft and don’t have the stomach for it. Execute these women. Ideally in public. A lot of people with “mental health problems” are going to suddenly get over it if they know the other option is hanging from a rope.
Psalm 23 1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.
Aaron Rodgers: “Every conspiracy that we were getting ridiculed for, it’s all been proven true.”
“Politics is a total sham.”
“The government’s a uniparty.”
“They don’t give a fuck about regular people.”
“If voting actually mattered, they wouldn’t let you do it.”
“Trump gets into office running on all these policies.”
“He’s going to go after the swamp.”
“And go into Fort Knox.”
“And cut the vaccine stuff.”
“And not go into foreign wars.”
“And end the Ukraine stuff.”
“And transparency in the Epstein files.”
“And what’s actually happened?”
“Absolutely nothing.”
“This is a pro-Israel first administration.”
“And when you dig into it, that’s the uniparty.”
“How many members of Congress are sponsored by AIPAC?”
“There’s no MAGA movement.”
“The guy you elected hasn’t done any of his campaign promises.”
“Politics is a crazy psyop.”
@AaronRodgers12@CamHeyward@NotJustFootball