Dave Leach

‼️ RIPPLE JUST PARTNERED WITH THE NEXT MAJOR SWITCH FOR THE ENTIRE CRYPTO SPHERE ‼️ Ripple Prime has just integrated with EDX Markets.🤝 This is a major development that all eyes should be on.🔒 Here’s why: EDX Exchange is backed by Wall Street giants like Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Citadel Securities, Goldman Sachs, and former executives from CME Group.🔑 Together these firms have a combined $11.5 Trillion in assets under management and serve 77 million active broker accounts.💸 EDX is essentially an institutional-grade trading desk designed for Wall Street.💯 And it is now integrated with Ripple Prime.✅ The even more interesting aspect of this partnership is the descriptions used to evaluate the impact EDX will have on digital asset markets.🙇‍♂️ “When they FLIP THE SWITCH on EDX Clearinghouse, it’ll be like opening a massive 16-lane superhighway for these semi-trucks full of cash.” 💰 📈 “The impact of this event will be FELT across the ENTIRE crypto sphere.” 💥 Not only will the switch flip on EDX be massive, it will be easy. 😏 💨 “The underlying customer still needs to onboard to EDX, join the clearing house and agree to abide by the market’s rule book but Acuña-Rohter said the connection is ‘BASICALLY A FLIP OF A SWITCH.’🎚️🔥 This is all documented below.📝👇

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Banking policy leaders now signaling that if they lose on stablecoin yield at Thursday's Clarity markup, they will ramp up their fight for changes on the Senate floor. "Thursday is Thursday, and there are 24 members who will opine, and we still have 76 members left to go before this thing is finished," one banking leader told me today. Alsobrooks + Tillis seem poised to stay put with their new yield compromise, however, even though banks don't like it. After banking trades released proposed changes to the deal Friday, an Alsobrooks spox told me the senator stands by her + Tillis' earlier statement that they "respectfully agree to disagree" w/ banks on yield. "It can't be a compromise if both sides don't agree to it," a frustrated banking trade leader also told me today. The trade leader also threw some shade at crypto for how they've navigated the process. "We don't debate this on X," they said. "We're very professional. X is really not, you know, the proper place to negotiate this."