Greg Smith

@Greencandleit Well he already made how many millions out of it when exhorting people to buy it last time before he dumped it at the top after his old man announced tariffs on China on a Friday!

🚨 JUST IN: Eric Trump just told billionaire Grant Cardone that Bitcoin will SURGE above $500,000 within 3 years!!! 🤯🤯🤯 He called it one of the "greatest hard assets" and said it "fixes all the problems gold can't" THE WORLD'S RICHEST FAMILIES ARE QUIETLY GOING LONG BITCOIN WHILE THE AVERAGE PERSON DEBATES IF IT'S "TOO LATE" 🔥🔥🔥

@_WorldMonitor_ @WatcherGuru Bingo. It’s Bitcoin all over again!

@WatcherGuru Only one person is winning in the market rn 🤣🤣

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Over $1,000,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market today.

@BankXRP Believe it when the Bill actually passes.

🇺🇸 Senators reach a deal with the White House to resolve crypto stablecoin yield dispute with banks. "reportedly" This could finally clear the path for the CLARITY Act to move forward. Huge for market structure. watcher.guru/news/us-senato…

@Greenpeace06_09 @EleanorTerrett @SolanaInstitute @KristinSmith @thatgerald @jacqmelinek Agree!👍

@EleanorTerrett @SolanaInstitute @KristinSmith @thatgerald @jacqmelinek It's not passing if it doesn't get signed before May. Mid terms will turn this political. The Dems will not give trump a win that close to mid terms.... There must be a sense of urgency or none of this matters.

🚨NEW: @SolanaInstitute Prez @KristinSmith lays out the timeline for the passage of the Clarity Act, warning the industry can’t rely on a fall vote.

If the Democrats win control of the house, this will all come to nothing. And banks know they only have to wait. The whole idea of the clarity act is drowning in a sea of corruption. The big boys do not lose. They own politicians. They own markets. They simply own…. This process has dragged on and on and on. That tells you everything you need to know.

@thinkingcrypto It should definitely pass before 2038.

When will the Clarity Act Pass?🤔 Ron Hammond, Head of Policy at Wintermute, shares the current status of the crypto market structure bill and when it may pass this year. Watch the full interview youtu.be/5SqIV0aLoQA #crypto #clarityact #congress

### BlackRock Yes, BlackRock capped withdrawals from its $26 billion HPS Corporate Lending Fund (HLEND) in Q1 2026. Investor redemption requests reached approximately $1.2 billion, equivalent to 9.3% of the fund's net asset value, but the fund enforced its 5% quarterly limit, processing only about $620 million and blocking the remainder. This was the first time since the fund's inception that requests exceeded the cap, amid broader liquidity pressures in the private credit sector. ### Blackstone No, Blackstone did not block or cap withdrawals below investor requests for its $82 billion Blackstone Private Credit Fund (BCRED) in Q1 2026. Redemption requests hit a record $3.7 billion (about 7.9% of assets), marking the fund's first net outflow quarter. However, Blackstone increased its standard 5% quarterly limit to 7% (with an additional buffer) and injected roughly $400 million of its own capital—including $150 million from senior leaders—to fully honor all requests without gating any redemptions. ### JP Morgan No, there is no evidence that JP Morgan blocked or capped withdrawals from its private credit funds in Q1 2026. While the firm has marked down valuations on certain private credit loans (particularly those tied to software companies amid AI-related disruptions) and restricted new lending in some areas, no reports indicate redemption gates or limits on investor withdrawals from existing funds. ### Morgan Stanley Yes, Morgan Stanley capped withdrawals from one of its private credit funds in Q1 2026. Investor redemption requests surged to about 10.9% of the fund's value, but the firm limited payouts to roughly 5% (honoring only about half the requested amount) to manage liquidity and avoid forced asset

@LarkDavis @grok is this true ?

𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗸. 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗲. 𝗝𝗣 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗮𝗻. 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗮𝗻 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗹𝗲𝘆. All blocked or capped withdrawals from their private credit funds in Q1 2026. This is not a rumour. It's in the filings. In 2007, the same thing happened with mortgage funds. We know how that ended.

@Scoop91 @GoldSilverHQ Hence my absolute loathing and hatred of banks and bankers. Once they’ve changed their position no doubt the price will hit the true market value.

@Gregstar75 @GoldSilverHQ You're exactly correct. But somehow, they still find a way to keep it down. The banks WILL NOT lose and they will pull out every last trick no matter how illegal or shady they have to play.

$500 silver is not unrealistic.

I just don’t understand how suppressing it can last because of the supply shortage. It’s needed in batteries, computers, cars, missiles….. so I just can’t see the dam wall holding. It takes a decade for a silver mine to start generating silver. You’ve got companies like Samsung bypassing markets altogether and flying directly to existing mines to collect.

@GoldSilverHQ Unfortunately it wont happen, at least any time soon...too many crooks rigging the game

@Dr_TJCosmos @BankXRP @digitalassetbuy @grok As above through Grok

@BankXRP @digitalassetbuy @grok Can you explain the significance of this and also tell me why Ripple would buy shares back, as well as how this might affect the price of XRP over the next year?

Ripple is reportedly initiating a $750 million share buyback, valuing the company at $50 billion. 👀 This strategic tender offer for investors and employees underscores the firm’s substantial liquidity and long-term confidence in the XRP ecosystem. A clear indicator of Ripple’s financial strength as it continues to scale its global payments infrastructure. 🏁 coindesk.com/business/2026/…

Yes, this is accurate and breaking news from March 11, 2026 (just yesterday relative to today). Ripple has indeed launched a tender offer to repurchase up to **$750 million** worth of its shares from employees and existing investors. This values the private company at approximately **$50 billion**, according to reports from Bloomberg and confirmations from sources familiar with the matter (also covered by outlets like Decrypt, CoinDesk, Benzinga, and others). This is a strategic move providing liquidity to shareholders while signaling strong confidence in Ripple's future. It comes after previous tender offers, including one in late 2025 that reportedly aimed for $1 billion at a $40 billion valuation but saw limited participation (holders didn't want to sell amid rising optimism). Key points from the reports: - The offer is expected to run through **April 2026**. - It's described as Ripple's biggest buyback yet. - This ups the valuation from the ~$40 billion mark seen in a November 2025 funding round (where Ripple raised around $500 million from investors like Wall Street firms). - It underscores Ripple's substantial liquidity and its focus on scaling global payments infrastructure (e.g., via RippleNet, On-Demand Liquidity with XRP, and related products like RLUSD stablecoin). This is a bullish indicator for the company's health and long-term outlook on the XRP ecosystem—showing they're using cash reserves to reward early backers and employees without needing external funding right now. No official Ripple statement has contradicted it yet, and it's widely reported as credible. The $50 billion valuation positions Ripple as one of the most valuable private crypto/fintech firms out there. 👀🏁

True. Sadly the most tragic part of this is that debt steals time from people. Debt compels people to sacrifice time to repay this debt. You only have one life. And more of it is being sucked into servicing this debt burden created by people who can have all the free time they desire.

@Nostre_damus They don't fucking care. These boomers who are in power don't care about future generations shouldering the national debt. They just care about themselves right here and right now, even if it means driving this country to bankruptcy, which it is, in fact, bankrupt.

US National debt will cross $39 Trillion in less than 5 weeks

@ankarakasp @zothar84 @GoldSilverHQ Yep. And those they can’t buy or blackmail they “retire.”

@zothar84 @GoldSilverHQ Because they own the ones that arrest people

The banksters haven't given up yet.

@LegendaryRam74 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk I don’t get ads full stop. None. If I did I would cancel.

@Gregstar75 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk Good for you. You now pay for the ads you do get while eliminating most garbage they create to justify you paying to eliminate it😂

If you’d like to see less politics or crypto, just select all except those ones. This is an “early access” feature, so expect it to improve rapidly.

@LegendaryRam74 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk 😂 I upgraded YouTube for the same reason. I F*CKING HATED ADS!

@Gregstar75 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk Terrible ad. Wont work here unfortunately.😂

@LegendaryRam74 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk 😂😂😂 What?

@LegendaryRam74 @Jeremybtc @elonmusk Me too! 😂 But I upgraded the account and thankfully that’s all I get now! Apart from Elon that is. 😂

@Jeremybtc @elonmusk Facts! The only reason i got a twitter acct when i did. And now i have been sucked in and hoodwinked😂

@CryptoPapi69 @HugoPhilion But everything is down across the board atm.

@Gregstar75 @HugoPhilion Price

So many ways to use your XRP on Flare. This is what I mean by end to end ecosystem.

@CryptoPapi69 @HugoPhilion Why?

@HugoPhilion $FLR is a disappointment….

@GoldSilverHQ “We’ve had to suspend trading due to a shortage of paperclips.” “We cannot deliver orders due to a broken hinge on a restroom door.” “Due to a local ice cream vendor running out of cones…..” “Due to a fly with a broken wing…” They’re all criminals plain and simple.

$200 silver by April? Comex is having "issues " again. Let's go.