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@AltcoinFoxx But why buckle up then? For the down arrow?

The XRP Reality: - It’s not hitting $100 in 2026 - It’s not hitting $589 - Buckle up

@NoRegretNoGain This world is fooked. I’d like a refund.

🚨BREAKING IRAN NEWS Yesterday, Trump 🇺🇸 gave Iran a 48-hour ultimatum to open the Strait of Hormuz Moments ago, Iran 🇮🇷 responds: If the US bombs our infrastructure, The Strait of Hormuz will be built 100% closed. Time to get the bunker stocked!!!!

@JoshSky01 My shares were cut 10 to 1. What do you mean our shares haven’t gone anywhere?

Quick note to all #AMC investors: - ignore the stock price, it’s fake. - you shares haven’t gone anywhere - your money hasn’t gone anywhere - ignore AA’s stupid tweets about the macro-environment & just hold. - the shorts have not closed 1 share - all APE shorts are still open - shorts will be forced closed - Bankruptcy is mathmatically impossible now for AMC - Movies are thriving, AMC is thriving - See a movie & buy some popcorn. - they can’t stop us, all they have is a fake price to try to discourage investors. RELAX & ENJOY THE RIDE, WE WERE ALWAYS RIGHT & SHORTS ALWAYS WRONG. WE HAVE WON - WE’LL WAIT #AMC #CNBC #FoxBusiness

@Practicalstocks He can’t say shit. He sat back after collecting millions and let his stockholders ride to 10 cents after saving the company. I was in his corner for a long time but realized Lou was right all along.

🚨BREAKING: AA FIRES BACK ON $AMC NAYSAYERS💪

@TheBaDonkeyKong Stop man, it’s over. Establishment won and Aaron stood by and watched at best helped at worst.

I think a lot of people are missing Adam Aron's exact point in his latest post.He’s NOT deflecting blame. He’s literally spelling out that the whole market is getting hammered by macro forces, which has dropped the Dow to its 5-month low and the S&P to its 4-month low.Classic 'rising tide lifts all boats' but in reverse. When the tide goes out , every boat sinks together not just AMC. Adam is still bullish on AMC’s own earnings power and 2026 box-office growth lifting our EBITDA significantly once this storm passes.He’s acknowledging our pain (he feels it too), pointing to the external storm everyone can see, and reminding us the company fundamentals are still heading in the right direction.The tide will turn , focus on what AMC controls while the macro settles.🙏🎬

@NoRegretNoGain Yeah that doesn’t work for me. Go crunch numbers and recalculate! 🙃

I have gone down a rabbit hole on XRP. What I have gathered: - 50,000 to become a millionaire. - it’s not going to $589 - the community is locked in.

@NoRegretNoGain Undersold? Or oversold?

There is 1 undersold crypto I am monitoring. It’s XRP.

Let’s get it brother!

@DigPerspectives Locked in for the Drop like usual. Positive News = Price go down across the board. So annoying how afraid “they” are of the poors doing financial freedom. But it is what it is. If it’s meant to be I guess it will be.

Lock in.😎👇

@HesterPeirce @digitalassetbuy What about @AMC naked shorting? Don’t want to touch that rotten egg?

How we Howey and other Commission interpretive positions on crypto: sec.gov/files/rules/in…

@24hrscrypto1 Nicely put brother. And you know…F that guy for good measure. 👍🏼

Meet Zach. A man who has confidently written thousands of words about global liquidity infrastructure while demonstrating that he fundamentally does not understand how liquidity itself works. What Zach is doing here is something very common in crypto discourse. He begins by inventing a simplified version of the XRP thesis that sounds ridiculous, calls it the “XRP standard” and then spends the rest of the thread attacking that invention. It’s entertaining, but it has very little to do with the actual design problem XRP was created to address. The idea was never that XRP becomes the world’s reserve currency. That framing misunderstands the purpose of a bridge asset entirely. The real problem sits inside the plumbing of the global financial system. Today, international payments rely on a network of prefunded accounts known as nostro and vostro accounts. Banks park enormous amounts of capital across jurisdictions so that liquidity is available when payments need to occur. Trillions of dollars remain idle in these accounts at any given moment simply to maintain operational liquidity across currency corridors. That system works, but it is extraordinarily inefficient. Capital that could otherwise be productive is frozen in place purely to guarantee settlement capability. A bridge asset changes that architecture. Instead of pre positioning capital in dozens of currencies around the world, liquidity can be sourced on demand. A payment can move from one currency into a neutral intermediary asset and then into the destination currency within seconds. What matters in that system is not narrative, ideology, or token marketing. What matters is liquidity depth, settlement speed, and reliability. This is the distinction Zach misses completely. Stablecoins do not solve this structural issue. They replicate the dollar system in tokenized form. They centralize liquidity around USD and still require fragmented pools across exchanges, jurisdictions, and market makers. They are extremely useful for trading and settlement within crypto markets, but they do not eliminate the global liquidity fragmentation that exists between hundreds of fiat currency pairs. The entire reason foreign exchange markets function the way they do is because liquidity is not evenly distributed between every currency pair. Some corridors are deep. Many are not. Bridge mechanisms exist precisely to route value through the deepest liquidity pools available.. this is how foreign exchange markets have operated for decades. Zach also leans heavily on the claim that XRPL has low DeFi usage, as if retail speculation metrics determine whether financial infrastructure becomes relevant. Historically, the opposite has been true. The most critical layers of financial infrastructure are rarely the ones dominating speculative activity during early phases of a technology cycle. Institutional adoption tends to prioritize very different characteristics. Regulatory clarity, settlement finality, predictable transaction costs, compliance tooling, and reliability under heavy throughput are the attributes that matter when large financial institutions move real capital across networks. The irony in Zach’s argument is that many of the features he lists as “modern innovations” are actually converging toward the same design constraints XRP originally focused on… fast settlement, deep liquidity access, and interoperability between financial systems. The real question is not whether XRP becomes some mythical reserve currency. The real question is much more technical and much more interesting. In a world where assets, currencies, and financial instruments are increasingly tokenized across many different networks, how will liquidity be sourced and routed efficiently between them? That is the problem bridge assets attempt to solve. Confidently dismissing that design challenge while misunderstanding how liquidity works is not analysis.

@Traveler2236 I do y know Brother. Sounds like the Dems and enough Rinos are goi g to stonewall all the way to midterms and steal that bitch. I hope I’m wrong. We could use some good news here.

The clarity act... We are days away.

@natebridges51 Lou Bravo

why did you first believe in XRP? be honest. curious how your origin story began

@JoelKatz @mazzenilsson Or food and gasoline and electricity since the worlds brightest an wealthiest have graced them with corruption and essential servitude. Maybe be gracious for once that your talents have bestowed $ billions upon you instead of joking given how bad it’s gonna get for the unshielded

@mazzenilsson People need the money to buy RAM.

Outflows from US financial stock funds are breaking records, according to Bank of America.

@WatcherGuru @JayBlessed901 Absolutely ridiculous. But the question I have is who actuall got the rest of the money on that trade? Was it one wallet?

JUST IN: Trader accidentally swaps $50 million $USDT for $36,000 $AAVE on Ethereum.

@krisdangerfield It’s a tough one. Depends on his maturity at that ages. If he’s on point I’d start with Andor and into rogue one and then in order from there. Get the full picture. Mix Obiwan in when appropriate. Otherwise if you want to get the juice going out of the gate go with New Hope

I have a real dilemma, pls help. My 6yr old son asked to watch Star Wars with me, it’s a proud Dad day but… Do I start with episode 4 which to me is the natural way, but will he understand the concept of a prequel? I have to get this right; it’s one of life’s big questions.

@reece_merrick Great news. Let’s start putting these acquisitions into fungible growth. A lot of people supported this team in its darkest times. It’s time to reward some folks for their loyalty and trust. $XRP

Another license received 🇦🇺🚀

@ChartNerdTA Why is this huge? Doesn’t this mean 15,000,000 was removed from liquidity?

🚨 HUGE! $15,000,000 #RLUSD BURNED at the TREASURY 🔥

@MalcolmLelievre Nice. Thanks for the insights brother!

The squeeze happens because fXRP and other FAsset requires a massive amount of value to be locked in FLR to exist. You asked about staking FLR against another coin this is exactly how the Collateral Pools work. You aren't just staking FLR in a vacuum; you are staking it to support the existence of another asset.

@RjsComics It’s a great question, and you’re right to be skeptical about gas-only utility if a token's only job is paying for nominal fees, it rarely captures enough value to sustain a high price. However, the FLR tokenomics are designed so that the success of fXRP (and the broader FAsset system) creates a supply squeeze on FLR that goes way beyond gas.