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@krassenstein @WhiteHouse I thought you deleted your account when Trump was elected.

@WhiteHouse This isn't a F--King game. Americans are dying in war and you are sending cryptic tweets.

@NicoCabrera92 @stedas @brian_armstrong @coinbase Why does coinbase have influence over this?

Dear @brian_armstrong , It’s time to stop. This started back in January with a narrative that made sense — letting people earn with their own money. Respect for that. But now, enough. You’re protecting your business. Fair. But this industry is bigger than @coinbase . If this doesn’t move forward now, as Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis warned, we’re delaying everything until 2030. And you’re blocking it… over yield? Let’s be clear: If a technology needs incentives to be used, that’s not adoption. Blockchain doesn’t depend on yield. It has REAL use cases: FINANCE International payments 2) Remittances 3) Interbank settlement 4) Stablecoins 5) Collateralized loans 6) Uncollateralized loans 7) Lending / Borrowing 8) Yield farming 9) Staking 10) Derivatives (futures, options, swaps) 11) Tokenization of financial assets 12) Tokenized bonds 13) Tokenized equities 14) On-chain money markets 15) AMM 16) DEX 17) Digital custody 18) Treasury management 19) Programmable payments 20) Crowdfunding 21) ICO / IDO / STO 22) Decentralized insurance 23) On-chain reinsurance 24) Tokenized factoring 25) Trade finance 26) Liquidity as a service 27) Clearing 28) Real-time financial auditing INFRASTRUCTURE 29) CBDCs 30) National payment systems 31) RTGS 32) Financial interoperability 33) Global liquidity networks 34) Digital money issuance 35) Monetary policy 36) Programmable money 37) Automated subsidies 38) Automated taxes 39) Public treasury LEGAL / IDENTITY 40) Digital identity 41) KYC/AML 42) Digital signatures 43) Notarization 44) Property registry 45) Corporate registry 46) Legal smart contracts 47) Arbitration 48) Voting 49) DAO 50) Digital certificates 51) Licenses 52) Patents 53) Intellectual property 54) Digital evidence SUPPLY CHAIN 55) Traceability 56) Inventory management 57) Shipment tracking 58) Origin certification 59) Quality control 60) Anti-counterfeiting 61) Logistics automation 62) Trade documentation 63) Customs 64) Tokenization of goods REAL WORLD ASSETS (RWA) 65) Tokenized real estate 66) Fractional ownership 67) Automated rentals 68) Tokenized infrastructure 69) Tokenized energy 70) Tokenized commodities 71) Tokenized art 72) Collectibles 73) Usage rights 74) Automated royalties GAMING / METAVERSE 75) NFTs 76) In-game assets 77) Virtual economies 78) Play-to-earn 79) Digital gaming identity 80) Game interoperability 81) Asset ownership 82) Secondary markets CONTENT 83) Music 84) Copyright 85) Creator monetization 86) No-intermediary platforms 87) Micropayments 88) Content NFTs 89) Tokenized subscriptions DATA / TECHNOLOGY 90) Decentralized storage 91) Decentralized computing 92) Oracles 93) Data sharing 94) Data protection 95) IoT identity 96) Decentralized machine learning 97) Data monetization 98) Data integrity ENERGY 99) Smart grids 100) P2P energy 101) Renewable certificates 102) Carbon credits 103) Emissions tracking 104) Energy incentives HEALTH 105) Medical records 106) Healthcare interoperability 107) Clinical trials 108) Pharmaceutical tracking 109) Consent management 110) Medical identity EDUCATION 111) Academic certificates 112) Education records 113) Verifiable credentials 114) Educational content 115) Reputation GOVERNMENT 116) Budget transparency 117) Public spending 118) Public procurement 119) Civil registry 120) Land registry 121) Elections 122) Citizen identity MOBILITY 123) Vehicle identity 124) Maintenance records 125) Mobility insurance 126) Automated tolls 127) Fleet management 128) Autonomous vehicles RETAIL 129) Loyalty programs 130) Ecommerce payments 131) Tokenized points 132) Product authenticity 133) Retail supply chains 134) Decentralized marketplaces OTHERS 135) Philanthropy 136) Communities 137) Reputation 138) Global freelance 139) Smart labor contracts 140) Memberships 141) Crowdsourcing 142) Decentralized social networks 143) Corporate governance 144) Sports rights Yield is ONE use case. Adapt. Let this move forward. Don’t hold back an entire industry for one business model. @SECPaulSAtkins @iampaulgrewal @paulbarron @digitalassetbuy @DigPerspectives @s_alderoty @patrickjwitt @davidsacks47 @RepFrenchHill @votetimscott @EleanorTerrett @ChadSteingraber @ChairmanSelig @martypartymusic @pmarca @berniemoreno @xrpmickle

@ChadSteingraber He’s basically saying ripple has a lot of XRP to sell to grow the ripple business. That doesn’t necessarily help XRP holders

Ripple will emerge as the Amazon and Apple of the future financial system. Believe or not.

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL Bro I know ripple. You don’t have to tell me. I’m telling you what you don’t know. Ripple is a driving force behind XRP and these companies are strategic all play a part in driving utility and use for XRP. You should just sit this one out.

@ebradhil @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL They use XRP sale revenue to buy those companies lmao RLUSD profits go to ripple not XRP holders. 90% of it exists on competing chains not XRPL.

🚨 SWIFT JUST GAVE THE XRP ARMY THE ULTIMATE BULL SIGNAL! 🚨🤯 EVERY bank they named in their new retail payments framework is a RIPPLE PARTNER! 😱 Swift’s new “Global Payments Framework for Consumer Payments” (rollout kicking off 2026): - Over 50 banks committed worldwide - 25+ major corridors live or launching by June 2026 - Key routes: India <> UAE/Pakistan, Australia, UK, US, China, Thailand + more - Promises: fixed predictable fees, full-value delivery (no deductions), end-to-end traceability, fastest possible speeds (instant where feasible), ISO 20022 messaging The exact banks Swift highlighted and quoted? All confirmed RippleNet partners: • Akbank - Turkey’s first Ripple blockchain payments adopter (2017) • ANZ - Early Ripple protocol tester since 2015, now driving predictable/frictionless flows • Axis Bank - India’s pioneer, live on RippleNet instant cross-border since 2017 • Bank Alfalah - Ripple-powered UAE-to-Pakistan remittances live since 2021 The full participant list is loaded with even more Ripple connections: Santander, BBVA, Standard Chartered, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, BNI, plus heavyweights like Bank of America, Citi, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, JP Morgan - many with documented Ripple pilots, integrations or RippleNet usage. Swift already routes 44+ million messages daily across 11,500+ institutions. This isn’t competition. It’s TradFi quietly admitting Ripple’s vision was correct - and building directly on top of its existing bank network. XRP’s real-world utility just got massive, institutional-grade confirmation. The adoption wave is breaking. 🌊🚀 #XRP #Ripple #Swift

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL Yea these losers spent nearly 4B on acquisitions since 2023, with 2.7B in 2025 alone Hidden Road,GTreasury, Rail. They launched RLUSD surpassing 1.5B market cap, processed over $100B payments volume, secured major licenses, hit 50B valuation and are driving global XRP demand. 🤡

@ebradhil @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL Ripple are losers and will remain losers.

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL Swift is still actively integrating and banking in US waiting on clarity. Sometime in 2026 you will see the winners and losers

@Thatguy20244210 @ebradhil @Archie_XRPL They currently have 0% of Swift volume. What toll?

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL

@Thatguy20244210 @ebradhil @Archie_XRPL Toll for what?

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL

@Thatguy20244210 @ebradhil @Archie_XRPL You fucking retards are insufferable. Thunes is using Swift, not the other way around. Theres thousands of companies like Thunes

@mike18200 @SnapeAllan @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL AI slop, no bearings. Haha ok

@SnapeAllan @ebradhil @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL This is ai slop and has no bearing.

@mike18200 @Thatguy20244210 @Archie_XRPL And to mislead. Ripple partners Thunes/Volante integrated into SWIFT. Banks send payments via SWIFT and partners use XRP via Ripple Payments/ODL. CIO can’t say ripple will be handling 5-20 or whatever % of payments. Multiple paynent rails will be used but Xrp will be best.

@Thatguy20244210 @ebradhil @Archie_XRPL No you don’t understand lol it’s his job to understand.

@scottmelker Nobody cares about silver

Silver looks more fucked than Bitcoin. It’s down more from the all time high and got there much faster. But I don’t hear babies crying about the silver bear market and how it’s going to zero.

@mike18200 @Archie_XRPL He’s wrong, XRP doesn't require banks to hold it on balance sheets or adopt a private token universally. ODL uses transient XRP via market makers, slashing nostro costs without speculative risk. Post-SEC clarity and regulated milestones, ODL volumes exceed billions annually.

@Archie_XRPL Swift isn’t using XRPL, no matter how hard you retards try to spin it.

@kwok_phil Which chains are likely to benefit most from the quadrillions?

quadrillions. one of the most important people we’ve met this week said this. QUADRILLIONS. we were sitting around a grand mahogany table. and i almost fell off my chair. big things are afoot in washington dc. i literally can’t stop thinking about it. quadrillions…

@_Sab3r_6 @SMQKEDQG 1% would be 290 billion. Maybe Xrp price would move .50 cents

Just 1% of captured volume would be life changing!

@ForgiatoBlow47 Wrong! Russia, China, Turkey, Pakistan, Venezuela, Brazil, Cuba, South Africa, Egypt, Oman, Norway, Algeria, Libya, Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, New Zealand, Peru, Colombia, and even some EU spots like Ireland and Belgium are all against Trumps strikes in Iran

If you haven't noticed yet. The whole world is backing Trump against Iran Everyone except the democrats in the USA

@digitalassetbuy Grand slam or strike out swinging? This game has been in extra innings for years

@CDemanincor Clearly he’s describing ripple/xrp. I have to disagree. Ripple are good stewards of the XRP ecosystem and do things on the up and up.

This guy is actually speaking some facts here 👀

@RageSomeMoreBro @Manukito81 @swiftcommunity Linea has some hiccups and is lacking legal finality. It can get there but idk. Eth layer 2 for payments can’t compete with xrp

@RageSomeMoreBro @Manukito81 @swiftcommunity Yes XRP will be used in liquidity thin corridors. Areas without fiat pairs. There will be multiple rails used. There will be multiple winners

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@scottmelker We know they won’t be using Bitcoin. It will be stablecoins and what?

When Brian Armstrong posted that AI agents can’t open bank accounts but can use crypto wallets - and that there will soon be more AI agents making transactions than humans - it stuck with me. Not because it was an extraordinary prediction, but because of how casually it hinted at something massive. If AI agents start transacting on our behalf - buying compute, paying for data, negotiating access to tools, coordinating with other machines - the internet could slowly evolve into an economy where software becomes an active economic participant. Imagine waking up and your personal AI agent - let’s call it BaseAgent - has already been working for hours. Overnight, it rented a short burst of GPU compute to process a batch of research you received while you were asleep. It paid a data provider a few cents to access a niche dataset, pulled what it needed, and moved on. By the time you check your phone, the results are already summarized and sitting at the top of your inbox. Later that day, BaseAgent notices a temporary spike in demand across distributed compute markets. Because you’ve allowed it to monetize idle resources, it leases a portion of your workstation’s unused GPU capacity into the marketplace. Somewhere across the world, another agent is paying to borrow those cycles. You don’t notice anything - your computer keeps humming softly under the desk. That evening, BaseAgent notices a new contract posted to a marketplace offering a reward for a rapid breakdown of unusual activity across several DeFi protocols. Rather than taking on the entire job itself, it assembles a small network of specialized agents - one traces wallet flows across chains, another maps liquidity movements, and a third identifies possible arbitrage patterns. Within minutes, the work is completed, the analysis is submitted, and the reward is automatically split among the agents through their wallets. There are no subscriptions to manage, no invoices to chase, and no billing departments in the middle. Just machines negotiating prices and settling payments instantly, around the clock. It sounds futuristic, but it’s not as far away or bizarre as it might seem. AI agents weren’t designed to operate inside traditional financial systems built around accounts, approvals, and human identity. Crypto, on the other hand, was built from day one to move value across the internet without permission. In that sense, the two are a natural match. Once machines can transact freely, they begin behaving like economic participants. They compare prices, outsource work, assemble networks, and move capital faster than any human ever could. If that world emerges - and I think it will - crypto stops being something people speculate on and starts becoming something their software needs. And when tens or hundreds of millions of AI agents begin demanding internet-native money to do business with each other, owning the assets that power that system may look less like speculation and more like being early once again.