Bofa

🚨 HOLY CRAP. The man who brutally m*rdered an innocent gas station clerk in Fort Myers, Florida is a HAITIAN ILLEGAL ALIEN caught and released by Biden in 2022 — Fox's @BillMelugin_ This is jaw-dropping betrayal. HE HAD TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS. This is why they ALL must go back — BEFORE they commit violent crimes! Not after. Surveillance footage shows the vicious migrant beating her to death with a hammer, after beating up her car She lost her life mere moments after leaving the store. Footage redacted due to how graphic it is. H/t @PostPositiveX

Rep. Maria Salazar's "Dignity Act" is actually called the "DIGNIDAD Act." The bill sponsoring amnesty for foreigners, literally stapling green cards to diplomas, is titled in Spanish. Trump signed an executive order declaring English the national language of the US, only for Salazar to turn the bill into an acronym that spells the Spanish word for "dignity." Follow: @AFpost

Anguished final words of boy, 15, shot dead 'by illegal migrant, 18, who tricked him into thinking he was meeting a girl' trib.al/UJp3bxM

Something interesting is happening here. @lobstr has long been seen as one of the most recognizable wallets in the @StellarOrg ecosystem. Now XRPL appears inside that same app. That matters more than it may seem. Because this is not just a random wallet update. It suggests that wallet infrastructure is becoming more practical, more chain-aware and less tribal. Stellar and Ripple/XRPL share deeper roots than many people realize. Jed McCaleb helped found both, which is why the story was never simply about two completely unrelated worlds. Over time, the networks developed their own communities, narratives and identities. But at the user layer, convenience often matters more than old rivalries. If users can create and import XRPL wallets, store XRP, and send or receive tokens inside a wallet that has been strongly associated with Stellar, that is a notable shift. Not because Stellar and XRPL are suddenly becoming the same thing. But because access is starting to converge. And that is where the story gets interesting. The infrastructure war is not only happening at the protocol level. It is also happening at the wallet level, where users decide how they actually move, store and interact with assets. That is why this update stands out. It shows that even products closely tied to one ecosystem may start expanding toward broader multi-network access. Less maximalism. More usability. Less tribal identity. More practical access. If anything, this highlights how strong the wallet layer around Stellar has become when products tied to the ecosystem begin broadening access beyond a single network. And it also says something important about the market. Users do not always want ten different apps for ten different chains. They want smooth access. So yes, XRPL showing up in LOBSTR is interesting. Not because it erases the differences between Stellar and XRPL. But because it shows how the next phase may be less about rivalry and more about convergence at the point where users actually interact.

JUST IN: #XRP leads $224 million weekly inflows into global crypto funds, as #Bitcoin and #Ethereum lag behind