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Nobody@Kujeff138·
By definition: nobody follows Nobody, and it needs no follower.
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K氏🇯🇵
K氏🇯🇵@Kshi_nippon·
これでいいと思う人✋
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hmmm…… so far so sad
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Pangaea@Tabbakhh·
I believe we need to start addressing the fees generated by protocols on @FlareNetworks. The TVL growth looks great and it shows the demand and need for a system like Flare. Adding programability to none-turing complete DLTs ina secure, frictionless, and decentralized way. But at the moment this is what is happening (and it is ok … for now) Most of the yield on protocols across the network such LP pools, lending, curated vaults, you name it, is coming from rFLR emissions, not much from organic fees (except for Enosys … somehow). The amount of fees generated by the chain is no where close to how much is being incentivized . That math doesn't work long term. What's really happening is XRP holders bridge into FXRP, farm the rFLR rewards, and dump. The TVL number goes up, the narrative looks good, but FLR holders are the ones eating the dilution. We're essentially subsidizing yield for XRP capital with our token inflation. I'm not saying the strategy is wrong in principle. Every chain bootstraps liquidity is a way or another in the beginning. But the gap between organic protocol revenue and incentive spend is massive and lacking behind. The real question is what happens when the FAssets incentive program ends in July 2026. will it be extended? If organic fees haven't caught up by then? I never cared about the price. I have been attacked time and time again for say fundamentals > price. What Flare has created is undoubtedly amazing. Great tech. The system works beautifully. Growth been phenomenal. And the future undoubtedly looks bright. This is only the tip of the iceberg. Its now the time we need to see it generate more fees. We need to see a growth there. ☀️ ☀️
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@sentosumosaba You can't expect too much moral standard from people who sign a devil's contract for fame and wealth.
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🌸Eri ~ Carpe Diem
🌸Eri ~ Carpe Diem@sentosumosaba·
I'm shocked. This photo is the garbage left by Oscar attendees. What in the world has happened to the US? Just read a few of the comments left in this Japanese thread, and you may begin to understand why there is foreigner fatigue here.
フィフィ@FIFI_Egypt

オスカー授賞式、参加者が去った後の会場…これが日頃、道徳、敬意、環境問題、そして、その他諸々を声高に叫ぶ人たち。 #Oscars

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Digital Asset Investor@digitalassetbuy·
The Fear is real.
Zach Rynes | CLG@ChainLinkGod

By owning $XRP, you are funding a company that has openly stated it will prioritize its equity shareholders over you Ripple wrote the playbook on this. Let me walk you through how it works👇 When a company sells both tokens and equity to investors, it creates two competing stakeholder groups whose economic interests may not, and often do not, align For example, when there’s excess revenue or profits, where does that value ultimately go: to equity holders via buybacks/dividends, to token holders via buybacks/staking rewards, or some split between the two? There is a fixed pot of revenue to distribute, and equity investors often have superior, clearer economic rights to that revenue that can be legally enforced, while token investors often do not Look at Circle’s recent acquisition of Interop Labs (Axelar team), Coinbase’s acquisition of Tensor, PumpFun’s acquisition of Padre, Ripple vs XRP. etc These are all situations in which equity holders benefited at the expense of, or isolation from, token holders In Ripple’s case, they have spent the past decade+ systematically selling XRP to retail while spinning a story of inevitable institutional adoption In reality, Ripple uses the proceeds of XRP sales to acquire real companies and fund Ripple Labs stock buybacks, to the sole benefit of Ripple Labs shareholders No value is created for the XRP token, even Ripple admitted under oath in court filings that the bridge currency use case of XRP is demand neutral and does not impact price Ripple Labs socializes its costs to XRP holders to fund product launches and corporate acquisitions, then privatizes the value for its own shareholders XRPL is an obsolete ghost chain that's not even in the top 40 chains by usage. It has less than 1% marketshare in RWAs and less than 0.01% in stablecoins. There is no metric the chain leads in Ripple themselves issued 90% of RLUSD on Ethereum and have now expanded it to even more chains outside of XRPL including BNY Mellon's private EVM chain and L2s The list goes on By owning XRP, you do not have complete exposure to the success of the ecosystem Ripple is building, because you do not own the equity, you own some undefined percentage of the success This issue doesn’t exist for Chainlink, because there are no equity investors. There is only the $LINK token to accrue value from the network’s growth. Even CLL employees receive long-term incentives rewards in LINK, not equity Unfortunately, depending on how you want to put it, there is no mass social media misinformation campaign driving retail towards Chainlink like we see with XRP However, Chainlink‘s clear dominance in DeFi (70%+ marketshare w/ $60B in DeFi TVL secured) and its tangible verifiable institutional adoption by the largest institutions in the world (Swift, DTCC, Euroclear, SBI, UBS, JP Morgan, Fidelity, ANZ, etc) will inevitably become too impossible to ignore While the XRP army comes up with bizarre conspiracy theories about why institutions don’t talk about XRP, enterprises adopting Chainlink have no issue publicly talking about their use of Chainlink And before you say Chainlink and Ripple/XRP are not competitors bc they do different things, I would agree from tech perspective, Chainlink actually offers useful products for banks and isn’t a retail grift Chainlink is the only unified platform that provides the critical data, interoperability, compliance, privacy, and orchestration standards that financial institutions need for advanced tokenization use cases None of these institutional use cases Chainlink powers have ever required a “bridge currency”, that is a fantasy narrative dreamt up by retail This has been proven time and time again The reality is that $LINK is the best index bet on the institutional adoption of blockchain, while $XRP is a bank themed memecoin that Ripple sells to retail to fund corporate acquisitions and stock buybacks Documented.📝

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Nobody@Kujeff138·
Hmm… firelight phase 2 milestone 3rd delay in a role?
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@KingKaranCrypto Have u put ur main XRP bag into Flare Networks for passive yield or just sitting in the cold wallet?
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JackTheRippler ©️@RippleXrpie·
🚨#XRP ecosystem keeps growing. While most projects talk narratives… XRPH AI by @XRPHealthcare is building real AI healthcare infrastructure. Big market. Big opportunity.
XRP Healthcare@XRPHealthcare

Healthcare is entering the era of AI-powered systems. Over 70% of healthcare organizations are investing in AI, while the remote patient monitoring market is projected to reach $175B by 2027. This is the direction the XRPH AI App is built for. A real-world platform by @XRPHealthcare, available on the App Store and Google Play. What’s coming next is exciting.

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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@elonmusk please consider adding a feature that lets users share or copy other people’s block lists. Crypto community is flooded with countless fake accounts. They’re all verified, looking even more legit than real one. Their sole purpose is to scam you out of your crypto assets.
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@defidaddy23 @KingKaranCrypto stFLR like 13% on top of that single deposit stFLR-WFLR pool like 16%. On paper it’s almost 30%. Anyone knows what the actual APY is?
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@XaviArtigasX Thanks for the reply. That means even if I put stXRP into the stXRP/FXRP pool and Firelight doesn’t reflect the Firelight points, I’m still accumulating points in the background? Is that right?
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Firelight@Firelightfi·
Boost month is going live! Earn boosted points across eligible strategies: • 4x on FXRP–stXRP pools on @SparkDexAI & @enosys_global • 2x across all other supported deployments, including idle stXRP Deploy $stXRP and earn at an increased rate. @Firelight/firelight-boost-month-54dec6eb2823" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@Firelight/fir…
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2026 March 28 : Deutsche Bank’s Lehman Moment?
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@sentosumosaba Eri, speak about XRPFi—are you referring to the Flare ecosystem or native XRPL DeFi opportunities in the coming future? Like XLS-66, which enables lending and borrowing directly on the XRPL
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Nobody@Kujeff138·
@SparkDexAI Depositing stFLR via single deposit seems to never show “in range” or any active TVL amount. Does that mean the displayed APY on the pool is basically invalid?
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SparkDEX@SparkDexAI·
1/2 🗓️ SparkDEX’s Rewards Migration ends tomorrow. On March 10, rFLR and the final batch of emissions will be migrated from V3.1 to V4. SparkDEX’s farms page now displays each farm as a single pair in a simplfied V3/V4 tab. Each farm's "View" button expands its emissions breakdown on a new page. See: sparkdex.ai/farm
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