Not So Mad About Nodes

@judeblay They are there temporarily for fun, no one actually want to live in the UK long term, its more of a right of passage, much like brits going to Spain for a couple of years of fun, have you been to Australia....which one is a nicer place to live 🤷‍♂️

We might need to have a serious conversation about the amount of Australians in London now 💀 why are there so many!? They’re never in the immigration conversations!

@NoLimitGains Inflation

Hmm, how exactly are they planning to pay off $39 trillion in debt?

@DBCrypt0 Isn't ripple a rival business, aren't they both payment providers, why would they use ripple or xrp 🤷‍♂️ I also don't think major corporations use visa cards to transact billions of dollars, that's retail 🙄

Visa just picked 9 blockchains for stablecoin settlement XRPL wasn't one of them You know, the chain literally built for payments The one XRP maxis swear will replace SWIFT 😂 Visa went with Ethereum, Solana, Stellar, Base, Polygon, Avalanche, Canton, Arc, and Tempo instead

@XrpUdate Another post with booom, only been seeing these for 10 years, weekly 🙄

BOOOOOOOOOOOOM💥 Tuttle Capital files for an $XRP Income Blast ETF 📄 Not just exposure… They’re building products to generate INCOME from $XRP Wall Street is leveling up. 📈💥

@KingKaranCrypto I'm not sure 2020 is OG status, I'm way before then and wouldn't consider myself OG.

Who else was buying $XRP before 2020… or am I the only OG here?

@Adam_Xrp_ It never moves on news, never has done.

Any idea why $XRP hasn’t reflected adoption news in its price yet? Is it just market lag, or something else going on with #XRP behind the scenes?

@maddimogs Correct

hungry jacks is better than maccas and its not even close bro sorry

@bambi_coxx Yet you still paid the money

I paid £14.99 for this from an ice cream van. Britain is a mess.

@CleansedTweets Don't give them your energy, take your money and never look back.

HSBC UK De-banked me - a 19 yrs customer 🥹 I was notified by #HSBC that they were closing my accounts two months ago with no warning. I was given no reason why but was told I could appeal. It was horrendous. The process? They farmed details. They sent me a safeguarding form asking for exhaustive details about my finances, job history, employers, basically everything except my DNA. I was required to book an appointment with their safeguarding team. Getting an appointment was extremely difficult. It seems HSBC is de-banking many customers, as slots were booked for weeks. I was finally given one three weeks later. They call me. At the time, I was in China. They called my UK pay-as-you-go phone. We spoke for 15 minutes before the call suddenly cut off. I booked another appointment. Again, I was in China. With the account closure deadline approaching, they called again. 20 minutes in, the call dropped once more. Why? UK phone credit. I have to pay for the incoming call too. That call alone cost me almost £50 in pay-as-you-go credit. I had to book a third appointment and repeat the entire interview, providing my international tax ID, foreign address, source of funds, investments, and every other detail. I was farmed for details. After all that, the rep told me my case would be “reviewed”… and then my accounts were closed anyway. No reason given. Why close? There is no legal reason in my opinion.

@TheBTCTherapist Made the most in my life, maybe you should meet more people. Nice click bait though 👌

I’ve literally never met a single person in my life who owned this and made money

@CleansedTweets Wonder how much money was extracted out of this project over 20 years

When the UK government announced the go ahead for a high speed train route I was 19. By the time they finish it I will be almost 41 years old. The red routes were abandoned. Only the blue route HS1 will be completed. A mere, what? 100 miles??👀

@brian_armstrong No chance, good luck if you put your money here

The everything exchange is coming to Australia 🇦🇺

@robprogressive People with money don't have much money in savings, cash is trash

How can it be that 2 in 5 people in the U.K. have less than £1,000 of savings 1 in 4 Brits have less than £200 1 in 6 have NO savings at all British people are broke & the school system is not teaching Brits how to manage money

@InvestWithD @JoelKatz I think that is exactly what everyone thought anyway.

🚨BREAKING: Ripple ex-CTO JoelKatz REVEALS TRUTH Behind “XRP Can’t Be Dirt Cheap” — It Was Payments Perspective, NOT Holder Viewpoint 🤯👀 @JoelKatz just CLARIFIED his famous 2017 “XRP can’t be dirt cheap” comment — saying the $XRP community has been looking at it from the WRONG angle. 👀 “You’re thinking about it from the point of view of an XRP holder.” 😳 He says that when he made that statement back in 2017, he was NOT talking about XRP from an holder's point of view… He was talking about it from the point of view of USING XRP for PAYMENTS. 🤯 “When I said ‘XRP cannot be cheap’… that was talking about it from the point of view of using it for payments.” ⚠️ From his explanation, the real point was this: 👉 A fixed payment amount stays the same in dollars no matter what $XRP price is 👉 But if $XRP is TOO cheap, you need to move HUGE amounts of tokens 👉 That creates more friction, slippage, and inefficiency for large flows So a HIGHER XRP price can make large-scale payment use MORE efficient — NOT because holders need a pump, but because the system works BETTER with fewer tokens moving. 😵

@decodejar I rolled out of stock 5 weeks ago and started entering the market, it's worked really well so far, I'm more a macro trader so I know we are close to the bottom and we will be higher than we are today, so I don't stress too much about absolute bottoms as I hold long term

I have not made a definitive "bottom is in" call on Bitcoin, yet, but that doesn't mean I don't think it is possible. I do think that whether it is sustained or not, Bitcoin will break out higher from the current range. But to categorically call bottom, just like in 2022, I need to see confirmation. Back then it was 18.5k ( just 3k above the low), but it was a much easier call. Bitcoin was down bad and for a long time. Today, because there are still significantly more Elliott Wave options on the table, I can't get anywhere near as close, and I currently would need to see 81k or thereabouts. As always, clarity will come over time, and confirmation will come when it is ready. I think Coosh is gambling a bit to call it here, but there aren't many willing to stick their necks out in a sea of bearishness, so I'm happy for it, and he's a cool dude too.

@CleansedTweets @RupertLowe10 Must be missing something, what have restore achieved so far, serious questions , I feel out of the loop

When @RupertLowe10 announced #RestoreBritain as a political party in Feb 2026, hype & online frenzy exploded. Alex Phillips predicted the hysteria & support wave would quickly fade, just a passing fad & would fade. It clearly hasn’t.

@Coins_Kid Can't believe you are not talking about Tao, looks like it's the first mover, bought in 2 weeks ago, awesome result so far.

Don't shoot the messenger 🧲 Buy zone activated on our macro index as it came down into this key support area. Best of luck CKC 👊

@ChartingGuy I'm already buying, if we have another flush down I'm too concerned, bought a heap of TAO last week, good move so far 😁

@MinusWells I switched off years ago, I'll take another look in the next cycle, it doesn't hold my interest at all tbh. Hoping they get some actual traction and the plan comes good.

🤨 Flare TVL up 6.6x in the last 12 months Bullish or bearish? $FLR

@jchervinsky Or they are gearing up to be part of it. It's always smoke and mirrors

Don't make the mistake of thinking the banks only care about stablecoin yield. The quiet part out loud: "Holding payment stablecoin, creating liquidity in that DeFi world, that's part of the crypto roadmap, but that's not okay." Stop them now, or they're coming for DeFi next.