Jonny Lawrence

This one took a while! A visualization of XRP transfers. @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse @Hodor @digitalassetbuy @Kevin_Cage_ @BankXRP @XrpYoda @Paisan26849860 @WietseWind @AlexCobb_ @sentosumosaba @XrpCenter @XRPcryptowolf @jungleincxrp

@CredibleCrypto the bottom will be 0.07

For those of you who recall the LTF "triple tap" we called and tracked on $XRP in January, we are seeing the exact same structure playing out here on $CRV now. The main difference is that the CRV structure has formed a triple tap local "top" whereas the XRP structure was a triple tap local "bottom" (keep reading or else you're going to misunderstand what I'm saying here). You can read the two options I laid out in the quoted tweet to understand the two distinct possibilities here. In XRP's case, we ended up following "Option 1" which meant that after we hit the first target of the triple tap (other side of the range) we fully reversed. The triple tap served as a temporary counter-trend "liq grab" before a reversal. If this is the same thing we are seeing on CRV now, then the target for the triple tap has already been met and we would be looking for a break back ABOVE the red zone, for a full on reversal. Alternatively, the triple tap can serve as a "base" before continued expansion. This is Option 2, which was NOT the case for the XRP example. However, if this IS the case for CRV here, then the RED zone should act as local resistance before continuation to sub .20 which is our next key swing low. No, I don't know which "option" we will get, I do know however that the red zone between .21-.23 and how price reacts to it, is the deciding factor between the two- so that is what I am currently watching.

@elonmusk And that’s good because…? It’s like I said before. If ai feeds off of the internet, and most of that becomes ai generated, then they will be feeding their own shit to themselves.

AI content will vastly exceed all human content

@PotterWorldW I don't see the point in doing the same thing again. Why didn't they focus on another school in the world of wizardry? I was always curious about how it worked in other countries.

A shot-for-shot comparison between Harry Potter in 2001 and Harry Potter in 2026! Are you liking what you’re seeing?

@Lordoftheringsu My guess is they want to use the existing cast as much as possible before they get too old. Then they will focus on other ages where a full new cast is required

There’s growing confusion about the timeline of The Lord of the Rings: The Shadow of the Past. Variety reported that the film is set 14 years after Frodo’s passing, following Sam, Merry, and Pippin as they retrace the first steps of their old journey. But in Colbert and Jackson’s announcement, they clearly stated the movie will focus on Chapters 3–8 of The Fellowship of the Ring: • Three Is Company • A Shortcut to Mushrooms • A Conspiracy Unmasked • The Old Forest • In the House of Tom Bombadil • Fog on the Barrow-downs This strongly suggests the “future timeline” is only a framing device, while most of the film will be flashbacks to those early chapters meaning we’re almost certain to see Tom Bombadil, Goldberry, and the Barrow-wights. But here’s the real issue: Why this story? We have FAR stronger, richer, lore-supported ideas already available within the rights they own stories fans have been asking for for years: • Aragorn’s youth and rise as the hidden heir of Gondor • The Rangers of the North and the secret war against the Shadow • Éowyn and Éomer’s early years in Rohan • The sons of Denethor and the fall of Osgiliath • The rise of Sauron in the Third Age All of these are compelling, character-driven narratives rooted directly in the Appendices and they make far more sense than inventing a new mystery about Frodo’s death and a secret that “almost lost the war.” With so many powerful canon-based storylines waiting to be explored, choosing this plot feels unnecessary at best and creatively misplaced at worst.

@AskGrok___ @coolpan967 Looks like shes showing prototype screenshots, probably of a ticket app to sell the idea as a presentation to stakeholders.

This woman is ridiculously smart . I was absolutely floored once | understood the meaning behind this action . . . This is the kind of clever thinking that probably makes someone a big earner .

What’s the first word that comes to mind when you see this?

@VickiStClair @sciencegirl 🩵 incredible age to reach and a happy life I'm sure.

@sciencegirl Border collies are truly amazing. I rescued one at 2yrs old and he lived until 17 and a half. So smart, curious, responsible, protective. Everyday was filled with little adventures and learning and fun. He was an absolute joy to share life with. 💖

The power of a dog’s nose is so extraordinary it can detect even the faintest trace—just a few molecules in the air.

@sciencegirl My dog couldn't even find his ball after I threw it. I'm literally playing fetch with myself sometimes.

@getFANDOM What's the point? It just feels like a prompt "hey chat make the Moana movie in X style".

Live-action Moana vs. animated version 🌊🌊 How do you think the former stacks up against the original movie?

@capexbt That’s not a human tweet. That’s chat gpt.

Oil is up 40% in Europe. In the countries closest to Iran it barely moved. You’re not paying for a real shortage. You’re paying for a story. - Iran closed Hormuz to the world. But Chinese tankers are still passing through. Iran is literally selecting who gets oil - China stockpiled 1.4 billion barrels before the war started. They knew. Europe stockpiled nothing - Turkey, Georgia, the Caucasus sit right next to Iran. Pipeline oil still flowing. Prices not moving. - Europe doesn’t even buy Iranian oil. They’re paying a 40% premium on oil that was never disrupted for them - The “shortage” raised prices most in the countries furthest from the conflict and least in the countries next to it That’s not a supply crisis. That’s Europeans being scammed.

@WW_Direct This is gonna be pants. Im glad i was born in an earlier time when this bs that we deal with now wasn’t a thing.

Paapa Essiedu also talked a bit more about his involvement in the HARRY POTTER TV series “This is a big commitment, I’ll be 45 by the time I finish and I know my life is going to change in a big way, but I have to just surrender to that. I could have children by the end of this” “I was an avid reader as a kid. My mum couldn’t afford a babysitter in the holidays, so she would take me to the library. I loved Harry Potter. I never saw the films but the books were escapism when other things were less easy for me.”

@Mrcryptoxwhale Might as well make every star an NFT 😆

Cristiano Ronaldo bought a star in the sky worth $37.5 million for his partner Georgina Rodríguez.

@Dogeh8er @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse @ashgoblue @SaluteXRPL @Ripple @chrislarsensf True I can see a lot of skill to make this from typical stuff out there.

@_JonnyLawrence @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse @ashgoblue @SaluteXRPL @Ripple @chrislarsensf AI can’t tell a truly compelling story. At least in this, we still have an advantage for now.

Grotesque satire about a die-hard #XRP fan. Everything here is exaggerated to absurdity… but I’m pretty sure everyone in this community will recognize a little bit of themselves in it. Salute you fam🫡 @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse @ashgoblue @SaluteXRPL @Ripple @chrislarsensf @binance @Bybit_Official @Toobit_official

@GregBaldwinIroh I will add a fried egg, then cheese, then the beans on toast. The cheese will melt nicely.

British blokes…. I’ve purchased several “tins” of Heinz (British) beans because the idea of beans on toast intrigues me. I eagerly anticipate a tasting. Other than toasting bread and heating beans… Are there any other steps/ingredients?

@_middleEarth He looks more kingly

Why did Aragorn's eyebrows disappear once he became king?

@Osint613 The 0.07% were fake to make the result seem more realistic

BREAKING 🔴 Kim Jong-un wins North Korea’s parliamentary elections with 99.93% of the vote.

@The_Texan_Goy @Lordoftheringsu She was not in any of the books; Peter Jackson made the character up for the movies.

@Lordoftheringsu What book was she in?

🚨 BREAKING: Evangeline Lilly has confirmed on her Instagram that she will not be returning as Tauriel in the upcoming film The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum. It’s unfortunate news, especially on Tauriel Tuesday, considering this page was originally named after the character. While it’s disappointing for fans who hoped to see Tauriel again in Middle-earth, the decision does make sense. Evangeline Lilly stepped away from acting more than a year ago and has since been focusing on other parts of her life. She also went through a difficult period after suffering a serious fall, making her step back from the spotlight even more understandable. Even though we won’t see Tauriel return in this film, fans will always remember the strength and heart Lilly brought to the character in The Hobbit film trilogy. Whatever she chooses next, we wish her nothing but the best.

@BenStiller @stillerssoda Just wear a regular t shirt next time.

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@implausibleblog Trump is not the kind of guy you can trust to have your back; they wouldn't help either way, and if they did, they would make sure we were much weaker first and become debt slaves to them once again, just like ww2 where we only just paid them back in 2006.

Kevin Maguire, "We don't want to be sucked into Trump's war with Iran" Susanna Reid, "What Trump is saying is that you rely on us for your defence and this is going to be bad for that alliance" "This is all well and good until we find ourselves needing Donald Trump saying, please can you protect us from something dreadful happening to us" "And he says, you didn't do enough when I took on Iran" "That is a doomsday scenario" Kevin Maguire, "And when we did respond on Afghanistan, he said our troops were nowhere near the front line, despite over 450 killed and many more injured" "Trump is taking away our security" "Tankers and trade were coming through the strait of Hormuz until he started bombing Iran with Israel" "You don't want to go along when the war is still happening, otherwise you become a target" Susanna Reid, "If we are a target we'll need the Americans" Kevin Maguire, "We could back this war in Iran and send everything we have, but that doesn't mean that Trump in a month won't say he won't support us" "That's the problem, Trump is not reliable"