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@FabianXBT_249 @XamanWallet @JoelKatz @XRPHealthcare I do for the future I gues

@K4K4Kansas @XamanWallet @JoelKatz @XRPHealthcare Damn!!! That’s so sad man…. Lots of these weird stuff happening on the space lately…. Got the transaction details of the stolen funds?. @K4K4Kansas

@XamanWallet @JoelKatz I had 1500 xrp stolen today on xaman and almost 20 thousand @XRPHealthcare can you please help me please

@JoelKatz @ortamanos @XamanWallet @XRPHealthcare All my tokens stolen right out of my wallet

@ortamanos @K4K4Kansas @XamanWallet @XRPHealthcare

@NathanielBnt I have all for both is there any chance I can get them back ?

@K4K4Kansas Good now copy out the transaction id thats important for tracking your assets

XRPL is being targeted in a coordinated wave of scams. Fake support accounts. Fake airdrops. Fake NFTs. Fake websites. Impersonators everywhere. We do not offer support on social media; only use our In-app support! Self-custody = freedom + responsibility. Stay vigilant.

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@K4K4Kansas When did this happened?

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I guess Trump decided to open the road for the Clarity Act? 👀 HE MADE A CHOICE?

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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump orders US government to update regulations to integrate crypto into traditional finance and payment systems.

XRP 🤝 The Architect (Real Story) August 25, 1988. A college student in Houston sat down and filed a patent. Not a school project. Not a class assignment. A United States patent. Patent US5025369A. A multilevel distributed computer system — a network of computers that function independently of but in cooperative manner with each other. He was 20 years old. He hadn't graduated yet. The patent was granted in 1991. Nobody noticed. The word blockchain didn't exist yet. The internet wasn't public yet. Bitcoin was seventeen years away. He graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Then he went to work. He built encrypted cloud storage systems. He built secure enterprise messaging infrastructure. For CNN. And for the National Security Agency. The most powerful surveillance apparatus on earth trusted him with their secrets. He spent years inside the machine. Learning exactly how it worked. Learning exactly what it protected. Learning exactly what it feared. In 1992 he co-founded a medical device company with his father. In 2004 he was already working on something that looked like Bitcoin. He would later testify to this in court. Under oath. Five years before Satoshi published the whitepaper. In 2011 he met Jed McCaleb. McCaleb had built eDonkey — one of the first peer to peer file sharing networks. Then Mt. Gox. He understood how value moved between strangers who didn't trust each other. Together with Arthur Britto they started building something different. Not a currency. Not a speculation vehicle. Not a store of value for people who distrusted governments. Infrastructure. Neutral rails. No mining. No energy waste. 3-5 second settlement. Fraction of a cent. Built for the institutions. Built for the banks. Built for the world that already existed — And for the one that was coming. He joined Ripple as Chief Cryptographer. Along the way he built an online persona. He named it after a cartoon cat. Named after Stimpy from Ren and Stimpy. The most serious cryptographer in the space named himself after an animated housecat. His blog subtitle read: "Democracy is vulnerable to a 51% attack." He never needed to explain it. The people who understood it already knew. The people who didn't weren't the audience. For fourteen years he built. Through the SEC lawsuit. Through the legal battles. Through the years when nobody was sure it would survive. He stayed. In 2025 he stepped back. His words: "One of the greatest honors and experiences of my life." He didn't leave. He joined the board. CTO Emeritus. The work wasn't finished. But his daily chapter was. Here is what he built: A ledger that Goldman Sachs filed $153 million exposure to under federal oath. A ledger that Mastercard settled tokenized US Treasuries on in under 5 seconds. A ledger that DTCC named by name in a patent covering post-trade settlement for $114 trillion in custody. A ledger that the SEC classified as a digital commodity. A ledger with no flag. No clawback. No kill switch. He didn't disappear. On May 11 2026 the XRP Ledger Foundation announced he had joined as Honorary Board Member. The man who built encryption for the NSA built the one thing the NSA cannot freeze. He saw what the machine was. Then he built the door out of it. His name is @JoelKatz And in 1988 — before any of us knew we needed it — He was already building the answer. ISO Ledger 🛡️

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Tump just signed an Executive Order directing the Federal Reserve to open FED master account access to crypto firms

American teachers share how much money each of them has in their bank account 2 days before payday - 1st teacher was hoping to at least have $40, she only has $7.46 - 2nd teacher has $17 - 3rd teacher has $31 - 4th teacher has $63 - 5th teacher has $1.13 - The last teacher thought she has $500 but only has $126 These are American teachers working every day to educate our kids and most barely have $20 bucks in their bank account Meanwhile everyone from Somalia or Africa can move here and stealing tens of millions of dollars and drive hundred thousand dollar sports cars The system is so broken

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