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@bgarlinghouse @el33th4xor This comment is the only reason anyone is seeing this post. 🤣🤣

@el33th4xor Glad to know we’re living rent-free in your head…

Banks are choosing Ripple. April Fools, obviously. They actually use Avalanche.

Who did this? 😂😂

This guy was driving down the street and flipped off this woman because of the political bumper sticker she has on her car and it didn’t go as he planned! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

When the interviewer asks: "What’s your weakness?" Turn your weakness into a growth mindset moment. Here are good examples: 1) I can be impatient “I tend to expect quick results and sometimes get frustrated when things don’t move as fast as I’d like. Over time, I’ve learned that slowing down to understand constraints and support others actually leads to better outcomes. Now, I focus on realistic timelines and collaborative problem-solving.” 2) Reluctant to ask for help “I used to hesitate to ask for help because I wanted to be fully self-reliant. I’ve learned that strong results come from collaboration, not isolation. Now, I clearly define what support I need and engage the right people early, which has improved efficiency and team performance.” 3) Overly detail-oriented “I naturally pay close attention to details, which sometimes slowed me down. I’ve learned to balance precision with prioritization by focusing first on high-impact areas. This has helped me maintain quality while meeting deadlines more effectively.” 4) Difficulty delegating “I used to take on too much myself because I wanted to ensure tasks were done correctly. I’ve since learned that delegation is a leadership strength. Now, I match tasks to people’s strengths and provide clear guidance, which has improved team ownership and results.” 5) Public speaking discomfort “Earlier in my career, I wasn’t fully confident speaking in large groups. I recognized this could limit my impact, so I actively sought opportunities to present and facilitate discussions. With practice and feedback, I’ve become much more confident and effective in communicating ideas.” 6) Taking on too many responsibilities “I have a tendency to say yes too often because I want to be helpful. I’ve learned that this can affect focus and quality. Now, I assess priorities carefully and communicate capacity clearly, ensuring I deliver strong results on the most important tasks.” 7) Being overly self-critical “I used to be very hard on myself when things didn’t go perfectly. I’ve learned to treat feedback as data, not failure. Now, I reflect objectively on outcomes, apply lessons learned, and move forward with greater confidence.” 8) Preference for structure “I work best with clear plans and structure, and I initially found ambiguity challenging. Over time, I’ve learned to stay flexible and adapt quickly in uncertain situations by focusing on objectives rather than rigid processes.” 9) Hesitation in challenging authority “Earlier on, I found it difficult to challenge more senior opinions. I’ve learned that respectful, evidence-based input adds value. Now, I confidently contribute alternative perspectives while maintaining professionalism and alignment.” 10) Managing work-life boundaries “I’m highly committed to my work and used to struggle with switching off. I’ve learned that sustainable performance requires balance. By setting clearer boundaries and managing energy, I now stay more focused, productive, and resilient.” Your weakness doesn’t define you, how you manage it does. Share yours with confidence & show that you’re always growing. No interview invitation in the last 6 weeks? Let’s help you fix that CV and get you noticed. Email your CV to cv@oyk.co.ke with subject 'Revamp'.

Final interview. They ask: “Why should we hire you?” Your mind blanks. You say “hardworking and passionate.” Interview ends. No offer. Here’s what they actually want…

Druski drops a hilarious skit about how Mega Church Pastors LOVE Money 😭

She throws her drink at him and this happens..

im sorry but this is INSANE.... like halfway through i forgot ts was a bus 😭

BREAKING: The United States Just Ended the Offshore Crypto Era December 4, 2025. The CFTC has authorized spot Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading on federally regulated exchanges for the first time in American history. Read that again. For fifteen years, the agency refused to provide regulatory clarity. Americans were forced offshore. They traded on platforms with no customer protections. FTX collapsed. Billions vanished. Retail investors were decimated. That era is over. Acting Chairman Caroline Pham invoked existing Commodity Exchange Act authority requiring leveraged retail commodity trading occur only on futures exchanges. No new legislation. No Congressional delay. Immediate implementation. Bitnomial goes live December 9. Leveraged spot. Perpetuals. Futures. Options. Portfolio margining. One venue. Full federal oversight. The structural implications are staggering. Cross margining between spot and derivatives could compress capital requirements by 30 to 50 percent. Institutional barriers dissolve overnight. Pension funds. Banks. Sovereign wealth. All now have compliant access to spot crypto on platforms that have operated as the gold standard for nearly a century. Pham stated the goal explicitly: Make America the crypto capital of the world. This is not rhetoric. This is infrastructure. The SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance in September. The President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets provided the roadmap. Tokenized collateral including stablecoins is next. Blockchain settlement frameworks are in development. Watch for Bitnomial volumes exceeding one billion monthly by Q1 2026. Watch for CME integration announcements. Watch for offshore exchange user migration accelerating through H1. The question is no longer whether America leads digital asset markets. The question is how fast capital repositions. Fifteen years of regulatory ambiguity. Resolved in one announcement. The new financial architecture has begun.

Underrated signs of a high performer: • They hate small talk. • Are not okay with wasting your time. • Do what they say they’re going to do. • Do it with urgency. • Are obsessed, not just interested. What am I missing?

As a parent, I think this video has taught me something useful. I recommend that you should try it on your kids, too. I have also shared it with my wife. Credit: joe_drummer_boy on IG.

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Conviction Compounds. @Ripple CEO @bgarlinghouse joined @dan_pantera at Pantera Blockchain Summit 2025 to reflect on crypto’s beginnings and how the industry adapted through every cycle. 00:10 Crypto's First Decade 02:17 Contrasting Money over IP and Voice over IP 04:19 XRP ≠ Ripple 06:31 Current Ripple Use Cases 08:01 Crypto’s Next Decade 11:28 XRP Performance Metrics 14:20 SEC vs Ripple 16:17 Building Ripple in America 18:51 @HiddenRoadHQ & @RailFinancial Acquisitions 20:27 Ripple Share Buybacks

@crazyclipsonly This pretty much explains today's society

@MrNixn Social Media and Real life

@infiniteobjects ❤️

y’all are so used to getting rugged and scammed in this space, it seems you can’t believe when something is actually fair and in good faith. unreal.

🇨🇳🇺🇸 CHINA defeats the United States in the 2025 UAE SWAT Team Championships by over 1 minute.