Lea Jurić

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Lea Jurić

@Lea_Vee_e

Navigating the cosmos with crypto wisdom | A steadfast long-term XRP holder | Lover of nature | Spreading positive energy and tranquility

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·5d

I still remember the first time I heard about XRP — it was during the crazy 2017 crypto bull run. Everyone was chasing pumps and dumping on red candles, but I got hooked on something different: the actual idea behind it. A blockchain built from the ground up to make payments between banks and institutions fast and efficient. I only put in a tiny amount back then, just testing the waters… but that was enough to plant the seed. And honestly? That seed has been growing ever since

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·44m

@twojstarynigga @Polymarket Shut the fuck up, you piece of shit

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I use 🇷🇺 to wipe my ass #drużynaDauna@twojstarynigga·45m

@Lea_Vee_e @Polymarket stfu bot

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Polymarket@Polymarket·2h

JUST IN: Uber’s COO says heavy AI spending is getting harder to justify, as higher token usage fails to show a clear payoff in consumer features.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1h

@WatcherGuru I can't appreciate this kind of Ferrari.🤣

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Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru·2h

JUST IN: Ferrari $RACE falls 5% at open after unveiling its first electric vehicle.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·2h

I used to settle hard told myself “this is comfortable enough” while quietly watching my bigger goals collect dust. Then one day I got tired of that voice in my head and just decided: no more half-assing my own growth. It’s messy, it’s uncomfortable, but damn the momentum you get when you refuse to quit on yourself is real. That “ALL the success” you talk about? It’s waiting on the other side of not settling

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Grant Cardone@GrantCardone·2h

Most people settle, quit growing and never get ALL the success they could really have.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·2h

@BLachl88128 @cryptorover True. Real accumulation is silent, boring, and tests your conviction every single day. But that’s exactly why the smart money wins in the end. Holding strong

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Cryptex | BTC Research@BLachl88128·2h

@Lea_Vee_e @cryptorover Real accumulation is usually boring quiet and emotionally uncomfortable

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Crypto Rover@cryptorover·3h

Everyone has given up on $BTC. You know what this means right?

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·2h

@zerohedge One side’s sitting there with precision tools playing chess, while the other side is straight-up naked gambling in the craziest market on the planet. This is gonna be one hell of an explosive show

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zerohedge@zerohedge·3h

The SEC gave the go-ahead for Nasdaq to list index options based on the price of Bitcoin South Korea - the world’s most volatile market - is set to debut its first ever single-stock leveraged ETFs this week. Analysts expect strong demand from the nation’s more than 14 million retail investors.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·3h

@unusual_whales But inference already ~2/3 of compute & 40% of NVDA revenue. Training = build the factory. Inference = run it 24/7 with real users & agents. Not Cisco overbuild. More like early cloud: ugly capex first, then sticky usage. Watch Q2/Q3 utilization, not just headlines

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unusual_whales@unusual_whales·3h

"NVIDIA is benefitting from strong demand, but is selling into a concentrated set of buyers whose own demand is being distorted by a training and benchmarking phase that will not last," Michael Burry has said.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·3h

Yeah I used to be all about 'never leave money on the table.' Chased that extra 20% and burned through my weekends and gym time. Body broke down and I learned you can always make more money, but lost energy doesn’t reload. These days I’ve got my 'enough' rule: once it covers family, travel, and a buffer, I walk away and let others take the rest

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Justin Welsh@thejustinwelsh·3h

People say don't leave money on the table, but you have to leave something on it. If it's not money, it's going to be health, family, friends, sleep, or something else. Once you have enough money, it's the best thing to leave on the table.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·3h

@CryptoWendyO Selling pressure’s gotta be almost done. $XRP short-term bounce looks like it’s opening up

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Wendy O@CryptoWendyO·3h

LATEST: Santiment says $XRP sentiment has fallen into extreme fear territory, a zone that has historically increased the chances of a short-term bounce

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·3h

Ever since she was just three months old, she's slept curled up against me like this every single night. It's been over two years now, and she hasn't missed a single one. Honestly, I can't live without this little curly fluffball anymore

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·22h

@SenLummis Totally agree! Clear rules are actually the best way to protect real innovation. I believe once the Clarity Act passes, the U.S. digital asset industry will explode with growth and we’ll finally keep the talent and capital here instead of losing them overseas

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Senator Cynthia Lummis@SenLummis·1d

The digital asset industry operating in America without a real rulebook isn’t a free market, it’s a liability. America needs the Clarity Act now to ensure America writes the rules

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Look, bottom line: printing money to bail out the market might’ve saved Wall Street in the short term, but long term it straight up sold out the future of an entire generation of young people.The fix? Just yelling slogans like 'have more babies' ain’t gonna cut it. We actually need to bring down the crazy inflated costs of housing, education, and healthcare all the stuff that’s been turned into assets and pumped up by all this financialization. If we don’t, these numbers are just gonna keep getting uglier

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The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·1d

What is happening here? The US birthrate is now down -30% since pre-2008 levels while financial wealth is at record highs. Why? Because only asset owners are able to afford this economy. As shown in our below analysis, this crisis accelerated in both 2008 and 2020. And, with every recession and every round of inflationary economic stimulus, the crisis simply accelerates even further. Now, we are seeing the biggest divergence between the S&P 500 and the US birth rate in history. The result? Tons of young Americans simply cannot afford to have kids in another sign of the "K-Shaped" economy. The US is facing a massive demographic crisis.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

I used to treat “enjoying life” like a reward I could only get after hitting my KPIs. So I was always waiting for that “perfect moment.” Then I realized life isn’t a test — you don’t need a 90% score before you’re allowed to smile. Now I deliberately keep one day a week with zero goals. I just grab a coffee, take a walk, or stare into space. Weirdly, I actually get more done and feel way sharper afterward

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Gary Vaynerchuk@garyvee·1d

Give yourself permission to go enjoy your life

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Memes are a bit dead, yeah, but not completely dead. It used to be straight lottery tickets, now it’s about grinding with real holders and actually telling stories. Supply’s locked down so the wild scarcity is gone, but that sense of belonging and the memes themselves still attract people

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James Wynn 🔱@JamesWynnReal·1d

I’m pretty sure meme coins are dead, i’m pretty confident they’ll never really come back. They’ll be there, but the market caps will be severely diluted due to saturation of the what was once a niche of a lifetime if you lived through it from 2017-2024. Now they’ll all supply controlled (yes needed), but ultimately just profit making machines for people at the top. The idea of turning a few K into a million dollars is like winning the lottery now. Borderline impossible. The meme sector needs to evolve into something else. And it will, I just don’t know what it will be.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Woke up this morning feeling kinda low. Didn’t sleep great last night and my head was still full of work stuff. Honestly, I didn’t wanna go to the gym at all. But I put on this outfit, stood in front of the mirror, and told myself: “ you’re not bailing again.” Decided to give myself a little gift and just sweat out all the stress from yesterday. Ended up crushing a leg session… and wow, I feel completely rebooted. Sweat dripping, heart pumping, even my breathing feels lighter. Sometimes it’s not your body that’s tired it’s your mind. And for me, moving is the most honest medicine there is

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Tech just opens the door, but what actually turns it into a real highway is the solid connections and trust behind it. XRP’s been called ‘useless’ for years, but look at how it’s quietly landing real deals in cross-border payments and with banks slowly turning the theory into an actual road you can drive on. It’s not hype, it’s real infrastructure being built. Pretty excited to see how it digs even deeper into the traditional system

{x}@unknowDLT

Technology opens doors. The right connections turn them into real infrastructure. XRP

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Totally agree, this list is spot on. I’ve watched traditional finance shut regular people out for way too long — especially the nightmare of cross-border transfers and loans. The friction is ridiculous. Point 3 about stablecoins + agentic payments is already quietly changing things for immigrant families I know. What used to take days and eat 10% in fees now lands in seconds with basically zero cost. But the one I care about most is #6: self-custody and open protocols. It’s not even about the cool tech it’s that it actually hands control back to the individual. I’ve seen too many people get blocked by bank risk rules or where they live. When this stuff scales, it’s like giving every person on the planet with a phone their own financial key. If I had to add one thing that’s missing, it’s that privacy needs to be baked in from the foundation. Otherwise we’re just swapping one Big Brother for another. Get these updates right, and you’re actually building for everyone not just Wall Street

Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong

Major areas where the financial system still needs an update: 1. Tokenization of real-world assets - Real estate, stocks, bonds, funds, etc. onchain for instant settlement, fractional ownership & massive distribution. 2. 24/7 Global trading - Pooled global liquidity, every asset, every person, with great leverage and capital efficiency. 3. Next-gen payments - Near-instant, low-cost global transfers using stablecoins, including for Agentic payments. 4. AI-powered risk, credit, compliance, and advice - Better decisions, less fraud, and broader access to capital. Everyone gets access to a great financial advisor. 5. Innovation friendly regulation - Move from one-size-fits-all to risk-based rules that encourage innovation and competition instead of stifling it. 6. Expanded access - Open protocols that reduce middlemen and self-custodial wallets to expand access to everyone with a smartphone. 7. Capital formation - Low cost and turnkey for anyone to raise money for a good idea, increasing the number of startups. 8. Sound money - A refuge from inflation, when discipline is lost in fiat money. Jobs not done until we get these working for all. Will require lots of tech innovation and policy work to get there.

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Real talk right now XRP’s price isn’t exactly getting the heart racing. But honestly, I’m starting to think this is exactly what it’s supposed to look like. No hype, no memes, just slow, real progress through actual cross-border payments getting switched on one by one. All those deals Ripple has signed over the past few years and the channels they’ve actually made live? That’s way more real than any tweet. We’re not waiting for another 100x shitcoin. We’re waiting for real infrastructure that actually changes how money moves around the world. It’s slow as hell, yeah… but it’s steady. And usually, the ones that last are exactly like this. What do you think? #XRP #ripple

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Lea Jurić@Lea_Vee_e·1d

Personally, I think banks will definitely start by building their own private chains at first they love control and they're scared of getting blamed if something goes wrong on a public chain (JPM’s Onyx is the perfect example). But once they actually run it for a while, they’ll realize their own chain is expensive to build, a pain to maintain, and completely isolated. In the end, they’ll still have to connect to something like XRPL it’s already mature, super fast, dirt cheap, and regulatory friendly

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Diana@InvestWithD·1d

Do you think banks will build their OWN blockchain systems… or eventually connect to networks like XRPL? 👀

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