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$XRP, $FLR, $AVAX FTW

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As an XRP holder, I do not, nor have i ever been, under the impression that I am entitled to shareholder rights for purchasing the virtual currency XRP.

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@Nyong__John @TikiTakaConnor 100%. From the small time they’ve played together it’s been chaos. 1 + 1 = 4. They have a similar ‘pushing’ style and could overload defences and leave midfield open too, but Gyokeres has zero service in this team and also working against it is the defensive strategy

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@RaminNasibov Perfect for the undead to get a good days rest

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@felipelourenco @zerohedge They make money up and down in a chaotic market if they know where it’s going.

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@whale_alert When you go to mint $30 and leave to get coffee before hitting enter

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@WKahneman Only when it’s $10. We’re just at “Is this it?” Stage RN

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@BlackberryXRP @Belisarius2020 I'm sorry, but the lady in the black dress says you can't buy bags of the sweetest candy from the candy shop any more. She says you're going to have to go over to the shady guy on the corner to buy it now. But you can still buy the sour tasting candy straight from their shops.

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@EleanorTerrett How is the public interest served by an injunction on trading an asset that is not a security, in a non-fraud case?

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@SenWarren Or you could have used the 4 years when Democrats were in power to make the laws yourself instead of doing nothing while disingenuously kicking the can down the road and dishonestly trying to destroy innovation, protect your TradFi buddies and isolate the (voting) crypto public.

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@edward_farina Just stick to crypto and stay away from bullshit conspiracy theories.

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@Yhprums_Law @sama It's one thing to grind for a decade to make superintelligence to cure cancer (or whatever), and another to rip off copyrighted property for a buck.
Miyazaki was 100% right when he said "I feel like we are nearing to the end of times. We humans are losing faith in ourselves"

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@PeterSchiff The salty tears and butthurt from maxis is why we need it.
Oh, and those other things like an actual use case, transaction speed, TPS, network expandability, hooks, parallel networks, cost per transaction, no 51% problem, energy efficiency, network ISO compliance, tokenisation…

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🚨 FEDERAL RESERVE ENDORSES BFT, SOLIDIFYING $XRP, $XLM & $HBAR IN SECURE PAYMENTS! 🚨

The Federal Reserve has officially recognized the efficiency and scalability of Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus models in a newly released research paper on secure payment systems. ✅

This is a major validation, as BFT models—particularly Byzantine Agreement-based mechanisms—offer the highest level of security and scalability for distributed networks. 🎯

#XRP, #XLM, and #HBAR all implement variations of Byzantine Fault Tolerance, as confirmed by official documents. 🔑

The Fed’s research highlights that BFT outperforms other consensus mechanisms like Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS)—making it the optimal choice for fast, secure financial transactions. 💎

Notably, not all cryptocurrencies utilize BFT, yet the Federal Reserve has specifically studied and validated its advantages. 🙇‍♂️

Additionally, XRP, XLM, and HBAR are ISO 20022-compliant, aligning them with international financial messaging standards—further reinforcing their suitability for integration into Federal Reserve payment systems. 🔒

This research serves as direct confirmation that these assets are positioned as leading contenders for the future of secure, high-speed financial transactions. 🤝

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@Vivek4real_ LOL, but not for you.

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@jackmallers But what happens to the reserve when a foreign power hijacks the hashrate?

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@delver_rootnose @LukeYoungblood @molly0xFFF Some think it's a currency, some think it's a security, some a scan, some a toy, some a fad.
It's naive to lump all cryptos/blockchains/digital assets into any one category.
Sure many are unsuitable for (the/any) risk - many shouldn't even own a pet, but 99.5% is over-reacting.

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@delver_rootnose @LukeYoungblood @molly0xFFF Basically, @GaryGensler and @SECGov had four years to ensure crypto Ponzi schemes didn't exist and thus to protect "investors", but they failed because they went after the good actors developing legitimate networks and took their eye off the ball.

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@delver_rootnose @LukeYoungblood @molly0xFFF The only thing that legitimate "crypto" ecosystems, with real world utility and reputable organisations supporting them have with memecoins, is a tenuous similarity in that they are based on a blockchain. Like currency futures and Ponzi schemes both have words.

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@LukeYoungblood @molly0xFFF This was the crypto election.
Between 20-50m Americans own crypto, most are eligible to vote, and they are super passionate about their investment, if not always well informed.
Do they vote for a party trying to destroy crypto, or one promising, or maybe pretending, to free it?

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@JacobKinge It's not in his best interest to let it. He has to know if BTC tanks then TRUMP goes to zero.
Unless it does naturally like it probably should, then the crypto industry will probably feel his wrath.
And then they'll lose the next election, if there is one.