Jake Claver

Really cool to see this vision come to life! markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/di…

Looking forward to another great conversation!

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We had a great time last night in Nashville! Thanks to everyone who came out and made it great event!

Awesome to see it happening!

Dream big, but don't choke when it happens. Have you taken the time to make a plan for how to handle the gains from your investments?

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Succession planning is weird. Sometimes it’s just having your kids sit in on the harder calls so they understand what this actually takes.

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You have to be okay with failing and losing if you want to achieve at a higher level Mistakes aren’t the end, they’re the tuition you pay for growth Your biggest failures will become your best stories later Keep writing the chapter that makes the comeback worth reading

Everyone is watching the yen carry trade and bond market… But the real stress is showing up somewhere else first. Private credit. Lines of credit are getting cut. Withdrawals are being halted. This is how liquidity events start. Thread 🧵

This is exactly how financial stress usually unfolds: 1️⃣ Private markets freeze 2️⃣ Banks tighten credit 3️⃣ Secondary prices fall 4️⃣ Funding markets tighten 5️⃣ Public markets react We may be somewhere between steps 1 and 2 right now.

Most people are watching equities. Smart money watches liquidity. And liquidity stress always shows up first in places nobody is looking. Right now… that’s private credit.

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Couldn’t have said it better myself!

Real wealth will come from owning the infrastructure that everything in finance will rely on. While a lot of people chase candles, the ones who actually get it are stacking assets that will be the foundation of the entire financial system.

Every major institution that's tried to tokenize bonds or treasuries on Ethereum runs into the same wall about six months in. They need compliance built into the protocol. Not layered on top through custom contracts. Actually inside the ledger, and for a long time, that kind of solution didn't exist. The XRPL activated the Multi-Purpose Token standard and most people are treating this that like some kind of routine infrastructure update, but let me tell you...it's not. Here's the specific problem that's been blocking trillions of institutional capital from hitting blockchain rails: A bank decides to issue tokenized bonds....reasonable idea. They start with Ethereum because everyone does, right? Then legal gets involved. What happens if a sanctioned entity receives these tokens? What if we need to freeze assets for a fraud case? How do we clawback funds from a compromised wallet? Who's on the hook when the smart contract has a bug? Those questions don't have clean answers on EVM chains. So the bank hires devs to build a custom compliance layer. Six months. Half a million in audit fees. And the operational risk line on their regulatory capital allocation just got expensive. One exploit and the whole compliance framework collapses. Most projects stall here. Not publicly. The press releases just stop coming. So MPTs on the XRP Ledger do a whole lot to address this issue. Deep freeze is built into the protocol. Sanction a holder, freeze them, no smart contract involved. Clawback works the same way. Protocol-native, auditable, predictable. Identity verification sits at the ledger level too. Issuers restrict transfers to KYC-verified holders using DIDs and credentials enforced by the core protocol, not by a separate compliance layer that lives or dies on one code audit. Transaction finality is 3-5 seconds. Fees under a penny, paid in XRP and burned. During the last Ethereum congestion cycle, gas hit $50 per transaction. For institutions running high-frequency settlement, that math is a nonstarter. And there's a metadata field supporting the Actus standard. This is the part most people are skipping completely. It means an MPT can carry machine-readable financial contract terms, maturity dates, coupon rates, embedded directly in the token. Your risk systems read it automatically. No manual reconciliation. Every MPT transaction burns XRP. Every new issuance locks XRP as a reserve. If RWA tokenization hits even a fraction of the projected multi-trillion scale, that demand for XRP isn't speculative. It's tied directly to settlement volume. That's a different conversation than price predictions. Watch which institutions start issuing on XRPL over the next 12 months. The compliance problem was the blocker. MPT removed it. Execution is the question now. Leave a comment and let me know...is your thesis on XRP utility-based at this point, or still primarily speculative?