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I’m not sure Caesar. If XRP was truly the future of finance, banks would already be using it. Instead they build private systems, and even Ripple’s own products don’t require XRP. ODL uses XRP but it’s optional, not required. The price isn’t the only thing that doesn’t look like the future.

The price of $XRP is the only thing about it that doesn’t look like the future of finance right now.

@fuzzy_stranger Symbolic lol it was a giveaway on BitcoinTalk aimed at onboarding BTC maxis. All you had to do was create a wallet, and drop the address. And you’d receive upwards of 40,000 xrp. Hence the opencoin activation. Guess what they all did including fuzzybear ? Swapped it for BTC.

FUZZY Token Explained The Fuzzybear $FUZZY token is a meme coin built on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). But behind its playful name lies a deep connection to the early history of Ripple and the XRP ecosystem. Back in 2013, a wallet named Fuzzybear was activated by Opencoin, the company that would later become Ripple. On January 1, 2014, this same wallet made a symbolic trade, placing an order of 1 XRP for 1 BTC on the decentralized exchange.  This act became a legendary part of XRP’s early story, symbolizing the belief that XRP was designed to be a better version of Bitcoin: faster, cheaper, and more energy-efficient. The FUZZY token pays homage to that legacy. It embodies the spirit of innovation that shaped the XRP Ledger and celebrates the resilience of the XRP Army, a global community of XRP supporters and developers who have stood by the project through years of market evolution. Issued directly on XRPL, FUZZY inherits XRP’s key advantages: •Speed: Instant settlement with minimal transaction delays. •Low fees: Cost-efficient transfers, ideal for global payments. •Sustainability: The XRP Ledger’s consensus mechanism uses far less energy than Bitcoin or Ethereum. The token also reflects the cultural side of XRP, referencing famous community legends like Bearableguy123, the “589” prophecy, and the “flip the switch” narrative, all part of what makes the XRP ecosystem so unique.

@JoelKatz You’ve definitely named it

Going though my stuff when I found a small piece of the moon.

@EmperorChing589 @First_Ledger Where do you start.. first thought that comes to mind- banning everyone when anti snipe launched was maybe a mistake. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you. Now it’s dryer than nuns fanny out there. SAVE US CHING

What's the Catalyst that will bring people back to $XRP meme coins? The initial Catalyst was @First_Ledger launching. $XRP was like $0.70 at the time. Some memes went over 100M Market cap. When $XRP was $3.60, the ''volume'' never came like all the moonboyz predicted, infact most charts went down 90%. So I ask. What's it going to take?

@EmperorChing589 He has serious main character syndrome 😂 just put the fries in the bag Andy, I’m not reading another essay.

Aww schuuucks, what an honor!

@JoelKatz @CryptoBarborose Nice to meet you. Now can you add some liquidity to your new meme coin plz

@CryptoBarborose Meet Fava.

The EU: "If you want to speak, here are all the things you have to do that make it much more difficult for you to say what you want to say." Also the EU: "None of this has anything to do with free speech." The EU government literally has no idea what freedom is.

@JoelKatz @cryptocarl @Marcus_589 @UncleRon_Alt228 Yo momma so dumb, she thought trust line was a dating app

@cryptocarl @Marcus_589 @UncleRon_Alt228 Yo momma was baptized at Sea World.

Happy Sunday from the $FARM. Today, I'm thankful for my ability to continue to grind. What are you thankful for?

@JoelKatz @grok @nesciosta99566 @Smile98533 @CNviolations questioning my decision of having @JoelKatz notifications on whilst he’s arguing with Grok about clocks 😆 just tell me buying $tabby was a good choice

@grok @nesciosta99566 @Smile98533 @CNviolations My take on the digits angle is that digits are not numbers and numbers are not digits. Digits can represent numbers. The question asks about "numbers" on "a clock" and no answer but 12 is correct.

How many number are on a clock?

@Bearablesociety @JerryCrypt01 Yeah it’s all good. Let’s wind it back 🤝 good luck with the group and what you guys are doing

@crypto_slic @JerryCrypt01 If you was like that active, you was still in 😅 btw no hate. Just facts bro, nothing personal

🚨 Public Mint is LIVE Mint your BS321 Access Pass now: 🔗 xrp.cafe/collection/bs3… Once minted: 1️⃣ Send a DM with a screenshot of your Pass 2️⃣ Include your wallet address …to receive private access to the BS321 chat. Remind that: No tourists. No noise. Build with the Builders.

@JerryCrypt01 @Bearablesociety They asked active people in the Brizzly chat to join so I did. It’s no bother, mints going well tho

@crypto_slic @Bearablesociety Why would bs321 need you if you don't say anything or bring nothing to the table? Salty ahh

@KhaledElawadi @JoelKatz @mostly_monkey @BugsB_XRP @Casemills2 @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh @rfugger You’re asking the right person 👀 we see @JoelKatz wallet.. on the subject, can you tell us why you hold $LOVE David ?

@JoelKatz @mostly_monkey @BugsB_XRP @crypto_slic @Casemills2 @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh @rfugger Are early developers allowed to just pop up out of the blue like this? Someone who's been covertly dabbling in Memecoins on the ledger too. 😄

I know people are VERY opinionated about this but I’ve been following XRP since 2014 and I still have not found the answers to these questions. Genuinely looking for thoughtful responses: - Ripple has 300+ bank partnerships, but after 13 years, shouldn't there be billions in daily on-chain volume? - If XRP is volatile, why use it over stablecoins for transfers? - If volatility is not an issue because it’s a bridge currency, what is the incentive to hold it? - Are bridge currencies still necessary when stablecoins will cover most pairs in the future? - Why would giants like BlackRock use XRPL for tokenization instead of building their own blockchain? (Robinhood uses Arbitrum and plans their own) - Geopolitical risk. Why would foreign countries trust a US based private company payment network?

@JoelKatz @Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh David, before they were called Ripples, were they called Stamps ?

@JoelKatz @Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh I went down a rabbit hole too, and came across you saying they were called ‘stamps’ back in the day. Just wanted to check. Pretty cool & much appreciated!

@crypto_slic @Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh This was September of 2012 and development of smart contracts on layer 1 blockchains didn't even really start until a year and a half later!

@crypto_slic @Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh Going down the rabbit hole of old emails to confirm my memory, I just found an email from me to Jed in September of 2012 about using smart contracts on XRPL to implement oblivious transfers. I called them stamps.

@crypto_slic @Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh Arthur wanted to call them stamps back in March of 2012 when the project was still called "Newcoin" and the leading candidate for a new name was "BeemPay".

@Casemills2 @KhaledElawadi @Id11926Mistaken @andreijikh I can't find the actual post to check the context, but I think I was trying to make the strongest possible arguments in response to arguments made why people should hold XRP as a speculative asset so people see all sides. Also, this was 11 years ago and everything was different.

@JoelKatz You need to continue this on your blog imo. ITS BEEN AGES!

From 1998 to 2010, I worked for a software company in Santa Clara called WebMaster. At some point, I'll write in more detail what I did there, but the important bit for this story is that we had a product called "ConferenceRoom", an IRC server built for enterprise use. ARTISTdirect was one of our customers and they used our software to run chats with celebrities in the music space. As I knew our software throughly and type incredibly quickly, I would sometimes get asked to type for celebrities. The setup was that I'd have a phone call with the celebrity, relay questions from the public to them, and type their responses. I got to do this for Tom Morello, Tori Amos, Alanis Morissette, and the entire Black Sabbath band. Each of these is a cool story, but Black Sabbath was by far the most memorable. The chat was planned to promote Ozzfest. I don't remember the exact year but the entire band being back together was a big deal. And everyone was walking on egg shells. I had a call with several of the band members' managers and they were concerned that Ozzy would want as much focus on him as possible while other band members might get offended by excessive focus on Ozzy. At least as the managers relayed it to me, the other band members had a sort of "I don't need him, I'm great by myself" attitude while everyone on the management side felt that it was best for everyone to keep the band together. I'm sure the fans would have agreed. To be continued.

@peablu_xrp @dom_kwok Do you really want this?

@AtomicWallet @dom_kwok We don’t want anyone deleting their account… We want everyone celebrating together when $XRP hits $5 + …. Deal? 🤝🐸