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@WillyWonkaXRP @UpholdInc @Ripple @UpholdInc come on mates

Dear @UpholdInc, It’s time for an Evrnode $EVR listing! When everyone delisted XRP after the SEC sued @Ripple, you were the ONLY USA exchange who stepped up!! You fought for us. You helped the XRP Community during our darkest hour. After two years of non stop building, the Evrnode Community is ready!! It’s time for the next generation of crypto to be unleashed!! Evrnode takes XRP to the next level! Our community has never been stronger! We are vast. We are tough. We are resilient. We are growing!! Together these technologies can become the tech stack of the future and can achieve true decentralization. No single points of failure. Ever! XRP ♾️ EVR If you list it, they will come! 🌳 @SMcLoughlin00 @UpholdMarkets @MHiesboeck

@beyond_broke @JoshuaJBouw I do t think any development is been done on it in ages. I think the spiritual successor is @EvernodeXRPL

@nerdyx90 @hedera Hashgraph is rubbish. Hardly anyone knows how to use it, it doesn’t scale properly, and it still relies on PoS.

@Hedera is one of the most efficient DLT’s in the entire industry. Hash graphs are next level.. 🌐

@Kirjakulov @realSologenic I wouldn't be surprised if they were the bloody scammers

Hey, @realSologenic You CORE users are being scammed via X support. Take care of all listing platforms to verify you have the righ X. Seen multiple reports exceeding 10k XRP already.

@BlueCollarCU @mindr3adr @unb0rnsupremacy You might want to check your info again mate ‼️⬇️‼️ crunchbase.com/organization/c…

You just said it without saying it. There are 4 parts of the ILP. What if Stronghold has the full stack built in, plus more with what I find to be likely- they have built in to this with their own version of Codius. They routinely talk about smart contracts used for things like insurance, or mortgages, and payments that can keep the whole route on the same page, merchant-manufacturer-retailer-consumer all in tune on a transaction. But it doesn't stop there either, they have already incorporated solidity on ETH, and Soroban on Stellar. They are integrating with XRP due to governance vote(which I kinda find silly but the Asian market is all over XRP- I say it's silly only due to they could integrate with Solana and Rust smart contracts) and then they will follow with Solana. They are the bridge of payment networks, off Blockchain with Stronghold, and on chain with SHX. Being as they invested 100million to build with Stronghold, and they have an escrow like tokenomics based on necessity of the token, as well as said escrow didn't even release tokens at 10x the current price, they seem to believe there to be some significant value in SHx. My thesis is SHx will be used for fees for the whole thing at some point, that some point being when regulations are in place. I think it was designed to be a liquidity pool large enough to meet the demands of insurance policies, mortgages, businesses. It doesn't store value, it creates it. As long as those RWAs continue to rise in value(real estate for example) then utilized in this thesis, $SHx would continue to rise in value as well. Tammy Camp said Hold Strong as well. Clearly with the tokenomics a team doesn't necessarily have the opportunity to dump the token. They have no inclination to, Stronghold is a company outside of the token. Has minimal incentive to pump the token- I think she said that because she knows what's on the table. I also think they know AI will be great at mega payments, and I imagine they will utilize AI for auditing and certain things. I think they will be one of the very very few who build this elaborate smart contract network that is used based on code, versus most competitors may be able to achieve the same outcome- but not without AI. And Ai will be massively useful, but I don't see it being utilized to control that kind of money anytime soon. Trust, right. People have just now gotten to start to accept code, trust code. It's going to be a minute before banks trust AI in that capacity. Consumers and private businesses may very well get the green light. But I don't see the fed reserve transferring billions using AI. Or insurance companies. I don't see people and banks taking out mortgages with AI.

I think $SHx has the highest possibility of being the crypto behind X payments. Not only has Tammy Camp, CEO of Stronghold, worked at Ripple, was the head of product at Stellar, but also worked for Walmart labs for a while. She also went to singularity university, ran by Peter Diamondis, one of Elons friends, who also has an affinity the X stuff, having launched X prize. Singularity university is where some of the world's smartest minds come together to solve the next generation of issues. To create the next generations of technology that powers the planet. She then launched SHX with her co founder, who was also one of the earliest developers in both Stellar and XRP. They have routinely talked about an interconnectedness of payments networks, through smart contracts having discussed mortgages and insurance policies being ran with smart contracts. They have intended on being the bridge for payment networks, tradfi and crypto. They have acquired ISO20022 labs, making them experts in the new language money is moved internationally, but then also have ties to the federal reserve through their membership in Nacha payments alliance.

@roberts37785761 @modernfintech It’s dead mate ⬇️⬇️⬇️ crunchbase.com/organization/c…

@modernfintech Not to worry. Codius is not at all dead today. The right players are fully engaged. While not yet heavily publicized, give it a few weeks. It is the ultimate solution for its intended purpose.

Years ago, after our work at Ripple, we built a product called Codius. It was an ambitious attempt to create a trustless computing environment outside of the Ripple Ledger. The tech was solid, the vision was clear, but for whatever reason, it just didn't work. It failed to gain the traction we expected. Looking back, the missing piece was obvious: it didn't have a token. There was no monetary incentive built directly into the system to reward the early adopters: the people who take the risk to deploy the software, contribute to the code, and bootstrap the network. This is the genius of Ethereum having the ETH token, and it's exactly why we are launching the @Yellow token today. A native asset gives people a tangible reason to participate early. The more we enable self-executing applications where people don't have to rely on third-party brokers, the more valuable the underlying network becomes. Great tech needs powerful incentives to scale. You show me the incentives, I’ll show you the outcome.

@OptionsTaker @bgarlinghouse @MonicaLongSF crunchbase.com/organization/c…

@bgarlinghouse @MonicaLongSF 4/ Resurrecting Codius?

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.

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@CryptoRed3ye @scotty2ten @justmoon Codius is not coming back Mate because it’s Evernode. There is enough proof out there Aaron

@EverGoatt @scotty2ten Tell him what? Stefan Thomas (@justmoon, actual Codius creator) already weighed in years ago. He said XRPL Hooks (the foundation for Evernode) are “deliberately designed to be complementary to Codius” not the same project or an evolution.

Evernode devs have explicitly said things like "We created #Evernode because Codius didn't do what we needed" (different incentives, #XRPL-native integration via Hooks, consensus-as-a-service). Evernode is not Coduis. You are welcome. WestCoast !!!

@CryptoRed3ye @scotty2ten Tell that to Stefan Mate!

@EverGoatt Same story as Crunchbase Evernode co-founder Scott Chamberlain (@scotty2ten ) said it best: “We created Evernode because Codius didn’t do what we needed.” “Evernode is not Codius reborn. It’s its own thing.” WestCoast !!!

@CryptoRed3ye And more mate and more mate

@EverGoatt Even if the Crunchbase pages are locked (they often lock old profiles after creation), that doesn’t magically make the data true.

@CryptoRed3ye You can’t edit the pages mate they are locked.

@EverGoatt The "Sub Organization of Evernode" note (and the reciprocal link on Evernode's own Crunchbase page) is just wrong crowdsourced data. Anyone can edit Crunchbase, and someone clearly mixed up the community meme with reality. WestCoast !!!

@uptownsaul @execution_layer That was exactly the issue Ryan Fugger had, and XRP solved it. But if those problems have now been solved another way, then maybe by that logic we should just shut down XRPL and go back to Ripple Pay instead. Watch the video if you don’t believe me.

@EverGoatt @execution_layer What about transaction fees and anti-spam and securing the network?

What if Evernode was never just Evernode? What if Codius never died, only returned? Black Sun above. Black Cube below. Maybe the logo was never just a logo. Maybe it was a signal. Evernode is bigger than most people realize. 👁☀️⬛️ #EVERNODE #CODIUS #XRP #XRPL

@uptownsaul @execution_layer Making the token’s only utility to be dumped for USD at a higher price onto greater fools.

@EverGoatt @execution_layer No again, native assets of public, decentralized, permissionless blockchains are the only tokens that should exist.

I think we need to help the Anglo-Zionist empire move into the new world somehow. People do not understand the amount of hoarding done by them. Newton stole the work of Descartes, Huygens, Kepler, Leibniz, presented a false strawman that a vortex in space cannot follow Kepler (although it does, a vortex in 3D with inflow axially too is Kepler, it seems). Then, when Nikola Tesla popularized the aether theory again, the Anglo-Zionist empire then (at that time) reinforced their "fork" by "generalizing" Newton into the nonsensical Einstein theory. As the medium was clearly there, they simply replaced it with "nothing" and gave this "nothing" properties that it could "curve space" (i.e., light refraction that happens in a medium, instead happened from "space curving"...) Then, they crushed Germany, twice in the 20th century, and supposedly stole advances in aether propulsion (note Helmholtz and similar Germans were the best in physics at their time, Bjerknes also good, he was Norwegian, like Gary Kildal whose work Bill Gates stole). Then, with the advance of nuclear energy allowing advances in aether propulsion, they've simply just monopolized it, I would assume, naturally so perhaps with the threat of nuclear weapons as well in that age. I assume what Bill Cooper saw were crafts the US Navy owned, and that they were testing the loyalty of their officers - and Cooper failed the test. Now, what is the plan? Clearly, ARPANET was released to try and break the "grid lock". It succeeded. The internet, has taken over. With Bitcoin and Ethereum - and eventually the BitNation - something very similar to the true ideals of the USA is being created. Where the individual is the Sovereign, and the state is completely, perfectly neutral, simply enforcing contract law. Why then, is it so hard to declassify all this? Is it because people would get angry? Or is it something else? I do not see the point. You wanted to globalize, it is being globalized. What is the point of the continued secrecy?

@ScamDetective5 youtube.com/watch?v=DVjMis… This basically proves that XRP is not actually needed. This Swede solved Ryan Fugger’s Ripple Pay problem without using a coin.

Fun fact: If you took a piece of paper and folded it 51 times, it would reach from Earth past the Sun. I also wouldn’t put it past XRP holders to try this to finally reach Moon!

@uptownsaul @execution_layer youtube.com/watch?v=DVjMis… By your logic, coins shouldn’t be allowed at all. That would mean XRP shouldn’t be allowed either, because Ryan Fugger’s Ripple Pay worked without XRP. And a Swede figured that out eight months ago.

@EverGoatt @execution_layer The token is my redline, sorry mate.

@uptownsaul @execution_layer @justmoon, please let this guy know that Codius = Evernode. It’s painfully obvious at this point.