Nina

Sometimes I feel that it's not that you chose XRP, but rather that XRP chose you. Not everyone can truly understand or believe in it, and even fewer can hold it long-term. True XRP holders rarely enter the market because of marketing or chasing trends. I believe that those who are patient with XRP will definitely be rewarded. What do you think?

Me calming down $XRP holders who can’t handle these prices

@Eze_Wilberforce If the Senate passes it with 60 votes, there's a high chance it will go directly to President Trump's desk.😆

Four Key Steps Remaining for the CLARITY Act to Become Law: - Merge the versions: Combine the Senate Banking Committee bill with the earlier Senate Agriculture Committee text into a single, unified version. - Secure Senate floor support: Gain enough Democratic votes for a full Senate floor vote (requires approximately 60 votes to overcome a potential filibuster). - House reconciliation (if needed): If the Senate version differs significantly from the House-passed bill, both chambers must negotiate and approve a final compromise version. - Presidential signature: Once both chambers pass identical legislation, it goes to the President for signature into law. I’ll keep you updated every step of the way. We’re almost there.

@MartiniGuyYT This indicates that the mainstream financial system is now "institutionalizing" stablecoins. The clearer the regulations, the more conducive it is to the entry of compliant funds and the development of tokenization in the long run.

🇬🇧 The Bank of England are releasing draft stablecoin rules in June as the UK pushes tokenisation and regulated stablecoins.

@InvestWithD If XRP does indeed obtain a banking license and access from the Federal Reserve, it will no longer be just a crypto asset, but will directly enter the financial infrastructure layer

If Ripple secures a banking license + Fed access, does $XRP instantly become one of the most important assets in crypto? 🤯

@coinbureau This is more about eliminating uncertainty than adding new pressure. As long as it doesn't become more hawkish, it's generally positive for the market

🔥POWELL’S FINAL FED DRAMA DROPS TODAY Fed minutes land at 2PM ET, and this one actually matters. The last meeting had 4 dissents, making it the most divided Fed vote since 1992. Markets already know rates were held steady, but today’s minutes could reveal why the Fed split. The wording could move Treasury yields, the dollar, mortgage rates, stocks, and even crypto. And with Kevin Warsh set to replace Powell, this could show the messy Fed fight he’s about to inherit. These minutes will REVEAL EVERYTHING 👀

@Adam_Xrp_ Slap him and tell him to get lost🤣

When they tell you to sell your #XRP and buy something else instead… 😴

I've always felt that the real focus shouldn't be on "whether there's public support," but rather on whether the underlying infrastructure continues to advance. Once things enter the construction phase of the international financial system, they can no longer be completely changed by a single administrative order.

THIS IS CRAZY: 🇺🇸 Trump banned U.S. CBDC development by executive order in January. Former CFTC chairman Timothy Massad just confirmed it changes nothing. U.S. officials are already inside Project Agora at the BIS. Tokenization is moving forward in every major economy. Trump can sign the order. The infrastructure is already being built around him.

@unknowDLT This is why I've always felt that many people are still viewing Ripple with the mindset of "retail investor cryptocurrency trading." It is now gradually building a complete set of institutional-grade financial infrastructure.

You don’t build Ripple Prime, Custody, Treasury, and institutional rails for retail hype. You build them for systemic finance.

@RippleXrpie I think many people are underestimating one thing: the fact that $XRP has withstood so many years of regulatory and public pressure speaks volumes. Now, the CLARITY ACT is more like telling the market that crypto isn't disappearing, but rather beginning to be formally accepted

$XRP holders have faced every challenge: - Epstein and his community - Price suppression - SEC lawsuit - Hate - FUD Now, the CLARITY ACT is the final step!

I know you’re tired. I know the bear market feels endless. I know it feels like there’s not much hope left… That’s exactly what they want you to feel. Stay strong, #XRP fam. 🫡 Bear markets don’t last forever. 🚀

@Kalshi_Crypto It is now 2026, and dozens of states in the United States are pushing forward with cryptocurrency-related legislation

JUST IN: Federal Reserve reports 10% of Americans own crypto

@Xfinancebull I'm waiting for the right moment. I'll tell him, 'I told you before.'🤣

Are your 'non-crypto' friends talking about XRP yet???

Since entering 2026, dozens of US states have been pushing forward with cryptocurrency-related legislation. Many people still claim "crypto is a bubble," but the actions of policymakers, banks, and institutions are becoming increasingly telling. What truly makes me feel the market isn't over is not the price, but the fact that the regulatory attitude is slowly shifting from "suppression" to "acceptance."

@Skottified GM! LFG!!

$QNT will absolutely do this. Well, it is not a ledger, it’s overly connects all other ledges together, providing the infrastructure for anyone to plug in their node and keep complete control over it. This is something block chains in need. To be easily connected with all others. But I’m not sure how the new $HBAR system will compete. Those three are all world changing technologies, and I believe if you hold any of them, you are already in great position for what is to come.

Besides #XRP, which other cryptocurrencies are likely to undergo a similar shift?👀

No one opposes the rules; the question is how the rules themselves are defined. To label all criticism as "anti-regulation" is a misrepresentation. If the so-called "clear framework" is used to stifle innovation and raise the bar, it may not be a sign of maturity for the industry, but rather a premature lockdown

@crypto_Nina_ Saying the Clarity Act is bad for crypto is a bit unrealistic. Constantly calling it "good" while opposing any rules is inherently contradictory. Without a basic framework, the market will only become more chaotic and easier to exploit – who benefits from that?

Frankly, portraying the Clarity Act as detrimental to cryptocurrencies ignores a crucial reality: what the industry lacks most is not "freedom," but clear rules. Without a regulatory framework, the market will only become more chaotic and easier to abuse. Instead of simply predicting its downfall, it's more acknowledging that such legislation at least attempts to help the industry mature @blockchainchick

@plx12024 That's great! Why didn't you include yourself in the recording? Judging from your reflection, you must be quite robust🤣

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@DerrickShib Great choice😁

@crypto_Nina1 Royal Pop watch AP x Swatch 😂

For example, if the price of XRP rises to $589, what would you choose to buy as a reward?