₿rent Kanar, DMD, CMT
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₿rent Kanar, DMD, CMT
@KanarCMT
I'm a dental anesthesiologist by day and an avid crypto trader by night. I also recently received my CMT designation. My posts are not financial advice.

Guess correctly which chain will be the preferred option, and you got your winning lottery ticket.





𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘: Europe's largest asset manager Amundi (€2.3 trillion AUM) & Spiko launch new tokenized mutual fund (SAFO) powered by Chainlink. Chainlink is how the world's leading institutions & tokenization platforms are unlocking the issuance & distribution of tokenized funds.




@synthesysco and @chainlink are excited to partner with EPOCH Digital Credit to introduce TreasuryPlus (TPLUS), a digitally native tokenized private credit fund, administered by The Ascent Group. TPLUS is designed to generate consistently higher yield than money market instruments while maintaining liquidity with daily subscription and redemptions supported by onchain stablecoin settlement - offering a new option for eligible investors seeking liquid, predictable, secured income. From day one, TPLUS will be live across 22 distribution channels spanning marketplaces, broker-dealers and securities firms in Singapore, Hong Kong, the US, the UK, Europe, and the UAE, powered by Synthesys Network, providing the API connectivity for cross-channel distribution, subscription and redemption, replacing otherwise separate bilateral integrations. Initial distribution partners through Network include @Tokinvest_Cap, @EXIO_HK, @AsseteraGlobal, and Pinetree Securities - among others. TPLUS launches natively on Ethereum, with planned integrations onto Solana, Stellar and Canton, enabled by Chainlink's data and interoperability standards. At it's core, TPLUS combines EPOCH’s decades-long expertise in credit and liquidity management, with natively digital infrastructure enabled by Synthesys and Chainlink, eliminating the intermediary layers, wrapper fees, and liquidity fragmentation. Availability is limited to Qualified Purchasers meeting applicable eligibility criteria, minimum investment thresholds, and subject to the investment documentation. Read the full announcement here: blog.synthesys.co/2026/03/18/epo…

Chainlink uses protocol revenue to fund $LINK buybacks Ripple sells $XRP to fund Ripple stock buybacks One flows value back to token holders The other extracts value from token holders to drive value to shareholders Notice the difference?







It’s simple, Ripple sells premined XRP to retail to increase the enterprise value of Ripple Labs for its own shareholders Ripple uses these token sale proceeds to acquire real companies, build non-XRP products, and fund Ripple Labs stock buybacks, all to the sole benefit of Ripple Labs shareholders Ripple pushes its costs onto XRP holders, then privatizes the value for its own shareholders If XRP/XRPL fails to capture meaningful adoption or value, Ripple can still walk away as a well-capitalized fintech company and shrug off XRP/XRPL as a failed experiment But even if XRP/XRPL does capture meaningful adoption or value, Ripple will continue to extract that value and divert it toward Ripple equity holders through ongoing sales of their premined XRP holdings Schwartz argues that Ripple selling XRP is a good thing because it suppresses the token price so retail can “buy the dip” Never mind that Ripple is using those same proceeds to fund stock buybacks and pump their own share price The mental gymnastics blow my mind












