Bro Coin

@cfc_hemmy renato sanchez

Mention a Portuguese Footballer who played for Bayern Munich Level: HARD

@JoelKatz @RealAllinCrypto i have 1 58 9oo xrp coins in 🇨🇭 is that ✅?

@RealAllinCrypto It's not so much that I prefer Ripple equity. I have the Ripple equity and it's not liquid. So I have the risk associated with that no matter what I want. That's already more risk than I'm rationally comfortable with.

🚨DAVID SCHWARTZ HAS SOLD MOST OF HIS $XRP HOLDINGS 🤯 The Ripple CTO and creator of the XRPL said he reduced exposure to $XRP, $BTC & $ETH as he prefers lower-risk assets and Ripple equity. Is this bearish for $XRP?

@czbinanceprd xrp

What better than money?! 🤔

@cfcleah_ Louie Barry

I can see Jude Bellingham and Musiala at young age. Guess the other player? Level: Hard

@fcb_nolan Louie Barry

I can see Jude Bellingham and Musiala at young age. Guess the other player? Level: Hard

@bgarlinghouse @RLPPharmD14 @MonicaLongSF what about 🇨🇭???

3 continents, 4 global office visits, 5 days. Crossed too many time zones to count... Recently, @MonicaLongSF and I (along with others on the Ripple leadership team) traveled to Dublin, London, Singapore and Sydney to meet with the Ripple Team (many of whom joined from our acquisitions of GTreasury, Hidden Road, Rail, Palisade and Solvexia). A few notes from the road - 1/ centers of gravity (business and/or employee) are never stagnant, and getting out of the US coastal mindset is imperative. It was incredibly energizing to hear from new and longtime Ripplers on what moves the needle where they are. 2/ Culture cannot be taken for granted. More than ever, we’re championing a maniacal focus and eliminating bureaucracy for employees to be owners. Don’t confuse activity with progress. 3/ Adoption doesn’t happen overnight. Platforms > point solutions. Meet customers where they are, not where they might be in a couple years. 4/ AI is becoming a fundamental part of our products – especially in cash forecasting and liquidity management in real-time for the office of the CFO. Employee productivity may be where AI starts, but the end goal is much bigger. 5/ 2026 is shaping up to be another defining year. We’re in the right markets with the right capabilities across payments, custody, liquidity and treasury management. There's a huge opportunity ahead, and we are making sure XRP is at the center of it.

@Steph_iscrypto boerse-online.de/nachrichten/ro…

LATEST: 🇩🇪Deutsche Bank is rolling out Ripple’s blockchain tech to speed up global payments, FX flows, and custody, cutting days-long settlement to seconds.

@ChadSteingraber @ChadSteingraber what happens to xrp-insights.com

The SEC can give guidance and rules when the law is absent. This allows us to move forward. The law sets it into stone so that it can’t be changed by a future administration.

@saylor f u

HODL

@leecfc10 Ole Gunnar Solskjær

Quiz: guess the name of the player by pronouncing it slowly Level -IMPOSSIBLE

@cfcleah_ adama traore

Guess the player? Level; Very Hard.

@elonmusk sun ☔️ business is going to Zero

It’s so hard to get the moderation just right 😂

@JoelKatz @exquizitely > model At global scale Two-digit prices do not resolve @JoelKatz

A while ago, I posted about games that looked great but had terrible gameplay/controls. The one that stuck with me was Dragon's Lair, but there were so many more mentioned in the comments that I had totally forgotten about. Today, I want to turn the question around - games that looked rather basic (or even poor) but had incredible gameplay. So, basically the polar opposite of Dragon's Lair. The choice for me was rather easy: M.U.L.E. (Ozark Softscape, 1983). Back then the graphics were ok but nothing to write home about. However, the reason why this game still has such a cult following and so many fans today - over 40 years later - is its gameplay. I never had more fun in a multi-player game. The land grabing, the auction system, supply and demand principles, and the many last second buy/sell antics have lost none of their charm. It's a game that aged beautifully because the concept and gameplay are as good today as they were back then. If you had to pick a game that ranks rather low in terms of presentation but fascinated you for its gameplay, which one would that be?

@_onlyscott pique

Guess the player HARD

@Gosleepriya 🇨🇭 💰

What does your country famous for??

@otokyo__ P.Fart

Give him a rap name👇

@lady_valor_07 BuxB

Give him a RAP name

@ChadSteingraber and Tether will collaps

Next week is a big milestone for XRP. We will have the first full week of trading with 5 pure spot ETF's running in competition. It's going to tell us ALOT by the end of week what we can expect for these funds acquiring XRP for the long term.

@ChadSteingraber 21Shares 1.Dezember live =+80M🇨🇭

After we soon have 7 total funds, our daily volume kicks up another $35Million per day. We will be in a daily range of $75-$80Million in Average ETF Share Volume. That puts us in a range of acquiring 20-30Million XRP Per Day. What kind of average does that give us? 7 Funds - 20Million XRP - 1 Day x5 - 100Million XRP - 1 Week x4 - 400Million XRP - 1 Month x12 - 4,800,000,000 XRP - In 1 Year We don’t need a year.. just a couple of months IF THE PRICE does not go up sharply before we start hitting supply shocks.

@xCut1onal @ChadSteingraber 30/40 days first big move

@ChadSteingraber Sorry for the newbie question, but at what daily accumulated amount of the token we start seeing price change?

10Million XRP Per Day Scenario Yesterday, Bitwise and Canary did a combined accumulation of over 10Million XRP taken in AUM. That’s only two of the funds. To understand this, extrapolate the scope of these funds in this “emerging asset”. With no XRP Price Change $2.20 1D - 10Million XRP Per Day x5 - 50Million XRP Per Week x4 - 200Million XRP Per Month x12 - 2.4Billion XRP in One Year x2 - 4.8Billion XRP in Two Years These funds are in perpetuity and have only ONE goal —> Growth, Acquire and Expand. Repeat.