Crazyskillz

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Crazyskillz

Crazyskillz

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Katılım Nisan 2021
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MAST
MAST@get_mast·
🚀 Η MAST είναι live — getmast.gr Βοηθάμε ελληνικές επιχειρήσεις να αυτοματοποιήσουν ό,τι τους κρατάει πίσω. 🤖 AI Chatbots | 📞 Receptionist 24/7 ⚡ Workflow Automation | 📄 Invoice Processing #automation #AI #Greece #AIagents
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Jessica Walker
Jessica Walker@jessicasmw·
@scottmelker I think you’re forgetting your bitcoin “Explain Like I’m 5” episode with me on CoinMarketCap! 🙌🏻 youtu.be/bWhZMTjCTcc?si…
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Brad Garlinghouse
Brad Garlinghouse@bgarlinghouse·
Very excited to see the number of XRP community-led events growing this year with XRP Gold Coast in March and XRP Las Vegas starting tomorrow (hope to see some of you there!) and meet more of you in person at @xrplapex in June! From new native capabilities to projects building on the Ledger – momentum is growing. I believe the future is bright.
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Coin Bureau
Coin Bureau@coinbureau·
This is what extreme centralisation looks like
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Brad Garlinghouse
Brad Garlinghouse@bgarlinghouse·
Dubai’s regulators have consistently demonstrated their pro-innovation approach, with this announcement as the latest example. @Ripple will continue doubling down in regions where there is regulatory clarity for crypto – a key reason we’re hosting #RippleSwell in Dubai this year!
Ripple@Ripple

Today, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) approved XRP under its virtual assets regime – allowing licensed firms in the Dubai International Financial Centre (@DIFC) to incorporate XRP into their virtual asset services. Learn more: on.ripple.com/40C7LQR

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Historic Vids
Historic Vids@historyinmemes·
During the American colonial era, lobsters were considered "garbage meat" and were eaten by indentured servants, prisoners, and poor families that couldn't afford anything else. Even the indigenous tribes that lived near the coast would use lobsters as fertilizer or fish bait rather than consume them. 19th-century Kentucky politician, John Rowan, once said, "Lobster shells about a house are looked upon as signs of poverty and degradation." It was common for people to bury lobster shells in their backyard to prevent their neighbors from seeing them. In one Massachusetts town, indentured servants even sued their owners because they were feeding them too much lobster. They won the lawsuit and got it in ink that they could only be fed lobster—at most—three times a week. Lobsters had such a bad reputation because they were extremely plentiful. Early colonists could just walk up to the shoreline and collect them because they would wash up onto the shore in droves. The lobster also had a reputation for being a bottom feeder that would literally eat anything. It also didn't help that during this time, people ate lobster by grinding it up entirely and eating it as a paste or stew. In the early 19th century, people paid 53 cents a pound for Boston baked beans and paid just 11 cents for a pound of lobster. It was quite common for lobster to be served to cats. Towards the end of the 19th century, the opinion of the lobster began to change. As railroads began to expand across America, the railway companies decided to serve lobster because it was cheap, plentiful, and largely unknown to inland passengers who found it delicious and demanded more! It was during this time that lobster meat was also being canned and sold all across the country, which pushed demand even higher. By the 1920s, there were fewer lobsters yet demand continued to increase. By the 1950s, the lobster had cemented its status as a delicacy and became something that was eaten by movie stars and the wealthy.
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Coin Bureau
Coin Bureau@coinbureau·
Are you buying alts? If so, which ones? 🤔
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XRPcryptowolf
XRPcryptowolf@XRPcryptowolf·
In Landmark SEC Surrender, #Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Executive Chairman Chris Larsen Are Cleared Of All Baseless Allegations. Today's Decision Is Another Victory For Ripple After Three Years Of Misguided SEC Scrutiny businesswire.com/news/home/2023…
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Coin Bureau
Coin Bureau@coinbureau·
A tradesman is only as good as the tools in his toolbox. In our latest video, we take a look at 10 of the Top Crypto tools to help take your game to the next level. And, like most of the best things in life - they are all free! Get those notepads out. youtube.com/watch?v=TryBWU…
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Coin Bureau
Coin Bureau@coinbureau·
While most people are familiar with Trezor & Ledger hardware wallet devices, there are alternatives. Two other really popular devices are Ellipal & Ngrave which @TaylerTBM compares side-by-side in his latest post. coinbureau.com/analysis/ellip…
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Brad Garlinghouse
Brad Garlinghouse@bgarlinghouse·
Incredibly proud of team @Ripple – just 4(!) months after we received our in-principle approval from @MAS_sg, we’ve now secured the full Major Payment Institution license for digital payment token services in Singapore.
Ripple@Ripple

It’s official: Ripple is now fully licensed to provide digital payment token services in Singapore by @MAS_sg! Ripple is committed to delivering real-world crypto solutions for businesses in APAC. Learn more: ripple.com/insights/rippl…

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Brad Garlinghouse
Brad Garlinghouse@bgarlinghouse·
Back in D.C. today to meet with members of Congress alongside @s_alderoty, @RobGsix and our global policy team. Can’t get regulatory clarity without actually engaging with the elected officials who are proposing bills!
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Brad Garlinghouse
Brad Garlinghouse@bgarlinghouse·
We’ve known the Fortress Trust team now for years – what they’ve achieved in a few short years since incorporation is commendable. I’m excited to see how Ripple expands in the realm of crypto infrastructure services with the Fortress Trust team!
Ripple@Ripple

Today, we are announcing intent to acquire Fortress Trust, part of the @Fortress_io suite of companies. Fortress Trust’s financial and regulatory infrastructure complements and expands Ripple’s comprehensive portfolio of blockchain solutions for finance. ripple.com/ripple-press/l…

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CoinsKid
CoinsKid@Coins_Kid·
Good read 👍
Cobb@Cobb_XRPL

MY HONEST OPINION ON THE CURRENT STATE OF XRP AFTER DEEP VALUE INVESTING FOR 6 YEARS👇 As of today, it has been 2,070 days since XRP reached its all time high of $3.84 in early 2018. I think one thing is quite clear. XRP holders are not happy right now, especially after defying all odds and rising victorious against the SEC and securing the legal clarity for XRP (first coin in the United States to achieve this). We were looking forward to the Ripple v SEC victory for years, staying updated on the legal briefs from the three main lawyers in the community. Once we achieved our victory we waited so long for, XRP EXPLODED from $0.45-$0.95 in a just a few hours. Everything was going great, everyone was happy, euphoria, excitement, pride, but what went wrong? First off, this was an XRP-exclusive pump. Nothing else was moving like XRP was. In a sense this was an XRP season where the big talk of the town was XRP and only XRP. The thing doubled in like 2 F***ing hours. Heck, even ELON MUSK liked a post from Coinbase Chief Legal Officer alluding to the XRP victory that day. It took the crypto sphere by storm, BTC & ETH purists were even rooting against us and genuinely believed XRP would be ruled a security. It was a shocking moment for the whole space. I think this just part of (big emphasis on part of) the issue why the lawsuit victory didn't give us the moon status that we wanted. Crypto was not in a bull market whatsoever. All the top coins were in a slump. Not to mention the FUD campaign of the SEC Appeal and the media trying to make it sound like XRP could still be a security For comparison, During the 2021 crypto bull season, the lawsuit had just begun, XRP was $0.17 and over the course of several months it skyrocketed to the near all time high area of $2.00 per coin. So let me get this straight, XRP has 11x pump during the lawsuit, but winning the lawsuit only went 2x. Why? Ah yes, Bitcoin and Ethereum were ripping 3x higher than their 2018 all time highs, XRP followed suit with the influx of liquidity to crypto. Imagine if this victory occurred during a bull market, we would have for sure shredded the $3.84 all time high to pieces. Ok... so $0.50 XRP. Everyone has a different relationship with it. There are people who accumulated XRP for pennies on the dollar, and there are people who chased the euphoria and bought $1-$2+. Some are in comfy profits and some aren't. No matter what price your DCA is with XRP: -XRP is not a scam coin -All the liquidity didn't evaporate -XRP didn't get rugged to 0 like terra luna and many other projects -XRPL is growing and being utilized by real money transmitters -XRP has always and most-likely continue to be in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap From a macro perspective, where we are on the weekly/monthly chart I definitely believe we are in the 'disbelief' stage. All the social cue's of disbelief, doubt, and disinterest just makes sense to me that this is indeed the final stage before the next cycle $15.00+ That is all in the past. Here is what I am personally looking forward to -BTC ETH XRP together moving back into the bull market (BTC ETF approval could assist with this) -XRP's massive cycle repeat and based on history we are at the tail end of that cycle. -Research firm put Ripple at a 98% chance of IPO since Series C funding (Media storm, Brings XRP into the mainstream) -Ripple SWELL November in Dubai (announcements/press releases/developments made known to public) -Settlement of the ongoing litigation against Brad and Chris -XRP community celebration hosted by Ripple on Sept. 29 in New York (have a feeling something could become news that day) -BTC block reward halving is 215 days away which is a huge event for the Bitcoin miner economy but debatable if it directly influences price -In the future XRP ETF discussion could become serious once BTC and ETH open that door. -Ripple re-entering deals with the US market with achieved XRP legal clarity (partnership announcements) -Ripple CBDC developments/announcements has been surfacing quite often and looking for more of them down the line In conclusion, I would just like to say we know what XRP does, why it has such great potential and the amazing developments Ripple and XRP are making, but part of the frustration is the market doesn't see and understand the things that we do. "The tide comes in, the tide goes out, but the sea level rises"

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CryptoGeek
CryptoGeek@CryptoGeekNews·
🚨BREAKING: The Federal Reserve has publicly stated that $XRP Likely to be used to facilitate the Blockchain Aspect of their FedNow Payment System After Various Rumors of Meetings that took place with #RIPPLE.
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Coin Bureau
Coin Bureau@coinbureau·
So, the SEC had two big legal losses in the past 2 months: - Ripple summary judgement on $XRP - Grayscale Lawsuit It's great to see that the US legal system is standing up to the injustices of "regulation by enforcement"
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Ripple
Ripple@Ripple·
🎉 Save the Date 🎉 We’re hosting a community celebration on September 29 in New York City! Stay tuned for more details to come later this week.
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