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@B_arri_C @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse It is odd that these statements are coming now after all this time

I’ve held $XRP from $0.006 in 2017 In 9 years I have never heard / read / seen @JoelKatz or @bgarlinghouse guarantee or specifically say that $XRP could never hit a higher price point In all my time as a content creator, I have specifically said that $XRP has to actually be utilised and adopted globally for it to reach higher price points It has to cease being a retail asset and become part of the global financial infrastructure And once we see that level of adoption, we are no longer talking about $XRP existing in a space where we even consider market cap That would be like looking at banks utilising the internet for online banking and banking transfers and saying “what’s the market cap of the internet?!” The reality is - Anyone saying that there is information out there, especially from people tied to @Ripple that can guarantee with 💯 certainty that $XRP could never hit a higher price point is just outright lying That information doesn’t exist

@MasonVersluis You know this how?

Clarity act is gonna pass and $XRP’s gonna pump +14% and everyone will be disappointed 😂 Long game only for me, idgaf about any short term prices.

@katherinejaayne The fact that she doesn’t is the reason she’s more genuine than the artists your probably comparing her to. Propaganda or globalist talking points does not equal art. Pattern recognition should kick in at some point when you hear the same coordinated message

she’s pushing 30 now she needs to wrap up this teenager music and start writing about global issues

@Jenny_Solstice How can a bot own 70000 shares of anything

Please forgive my ignorance, but I'm genuinely curious. I currently hold approximately 70,000 XRP, which is at least enough for me to realize that if the price of XRP skyrockets, my holdings will be quite valuable. However, I often see people pointing out that XRP's market capitalization and circulating supply dictate that its price will never exceed $100 per token. However, I heard counterarguments that market capitalization metrics are not applicable to XRP, and that practicality is what truly matters. its practicality is what truly matters. Others claim that for XRP to achieve widespread adoption, the price per token "must" be very high (over $1,000), however, I recall Ripple's CTO stating that XRP's price doesn't need to be ridiculously high to function effectively. Could someone please explain this in more detail? Thanks in advance

@ZachRector7 Remember when you were supposed to fix Gladys Mayos stairs

New update addressing David, $10,000 XRP & conspiracies! Happy Sunday!

@baggins_cc Aren’t you supposed to fix Gladys Mayos stairs

Some of you have no life outside of crypto, especially XRP. You bought a fake pipe dream based on “all the money” fake prophets, while seeing no profits.

@Jenny_Solstice So you know without a shadow of a doubt the ceiling price of this asset?

XRP can NOT hit 1k XRP physically can’t hit $1k. Have you guys done any research or are you just blindly buying coins expecting them all the 10x. If it were to hit $1k (which is impossible) its market cap would be 100 trillion which is like 10x the global gdp . $10 is max and even then its gonna take ages and mean banks have to almost solely use it for transactions. Idk about you but im waiting for $5 or $10 then i’m selling $1k is genuinely impossible. you guys need to do some research.

@MasonVersluis No one knows anything, those who post astronomical price predictions are no different than you . Both just tailoring content to a particular audience

BOOM! David Schwartz says that if $XRP was going to $10,000 in 10 years, the price would already be $20. BEST COMMON SENSE ARGUMENT EVER. Even better: If XRP was going to go to $1,000 in 2027, the price would already be pumping. I prefer to listen to credible, established voices about XRP. Let’s continue to spearhead a new sense of realism in the XRP community.

@JamesDula82 @JoelKatz Anyone else find it strange he made that statement during the Vegas conference after Brads bullish statements

Is @JoelKatz right? Let's break it down. David Schwartz just said if rational wealthy investors believed there was even a 1% chance XRP hits $10K — they'd already be bidding it to $20 today. He's not wrong about the math. But let's audit the track record first. This is the same David Schwartz who said he didn't think XRP would ever hit $0.25. He started selling at $0.10 because it "seemed insane." His words. Not ours. He even admitted publicly — "I have a poor prediction record." We respect that honesty. We're going to use it. Here's what the efficient market argument misses. Markets price what they understand. Right now the market doesn't fully understand what's coming. Use case 1 — DTCC DTCC processes approximately $2 quadrillion in securities annually. Their own patent — US 2025/0078162 A1 — names Ripple DLT by name as the destination ledger. Hidden Road is already live on DTCC's NSCC clearing $3 trillion annually on XRPL rails. The market hasn't priced that yet. Use case 2 — Nostro/Vostro accounts $27 trillion sits locked in nostro/vostro accounts globally. Dead capital. Deployed by banks to pre-fund cross-border transactions. XRP eliminates the need for it entirely. When that capital starts moving — the demand for XRP as the bridge isn't a theory. It's a function. The market hasn't priced that yet either. Use case 3 — Global FX settlement $7.5 trillion moves through FX markets every single day. SWIFT cannot do final settlement — their own documentation confirms it. Garlinghouse confirmed SWIFT settlement takes 270,000 seconds. XRP settles in 3-5 seconds. The volatility window is too small to require hedging. Banks don't move to new infrastructure until regulation is clear and someone goes first. 2026 is the year both of those conditions are being met simultaneously. His own words from 2017 come back here. David Schwartz said — "XRP can't be cheap." His explanation: a lower price means more units required to represent the same value in flight. Which means higher prices aren't speculation. They're a mechanical requirement of the system working at scale. He said that. We're just quoting him. He also no longer works at Ripple. He's retired. Posting from Maui. 🌺 Nothing wrong with that. He built the ledger. He earned it. But efficient market theory from a beach chair — from someone who by his own admission isn't inside the building anymore — deserves some scrutiny. The honest answer Nobody knows the price. Not us. Not analysts. Not institutions. And apparently — not even the architect. We don't predict prices at ISO Ledger. We audit the plumbing. Yes. We audit everything. Even David Schwartz. 🤣 🛡

@AA_Gabriel1111 Unusually calm and stoic.

Holy energies, what is even going on at this point?! How we feeling?

@TiffMoodNukes Don’t stop ???

Favorite Michael Jackson songs 1. P.Y.T. 2. Cinderella Stay Awhile 3. In the Closet 4. Remember The Time 5. Scream w/Janet 6. Billy Jean 7. Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ 8. Rock With You 9. Burn This Disco Out 10. Thriller 11. BAD 12. Human Nature 13. Smooth Criminal 14. Can’t Let Her Get Away 15. The Way You Make Me Feel 16. Black or White 17. Man in the Mirror 18. She’s Out of My Life 19. You are not Alone 20. I Can’t Help It

@BenHans47909422 @JoelKatz @CryptoWendyO Again , who or what dictates that? The goal should be to avoid the govt assigning an arbitrary number to an asset to optimize tax revenue

@svlasis1 @JoelKatz @CryptoWendyO Value of the use

So basically you put everything you own into a house and are taxed as the value fluctuates You pay on unrealized gain But you don’t get anything back for unrealized loses No one will be able to afford property and UBI and poverty will take over

@JoelKatz @CryptoWendyO Who dictates my level of enjoyment?

@CryptoWendyO This taxes realized gains. It doesn't tax unrealized gains because it doesn't depend on the amount you paid for the house. It taxes realized gains because the tax is based on the value of the use and enjoyment you realized from owning the house over that year.

@DraftKings Best ball

Like this. Reply "Best Ball" Check the DK Lobby.

@TheCinesthetic XRP

Sneakers (1992) got buried by a goofy title and clumsy marketing, but underneath it is a ridiculously well cast, sharply written caper with real wit and gorgeous early 90s craft. People are only now catching on to how good it always was.

@JoelKatz How do you know so much about steaks? I’m in the restaurant and I didn’t even know that

What kind of complete moron would blade tenderize a USDA prime ribeye steak?!?! That is a culinary crime.

@VincentSco72192 It really is the most logical of explanations. Everything is being tokenized and Ripple is the fit.

XRP HOLDERS 🚀💥🚀 Control of the following regulators is vital for stablecoins (Genius Act) and digital assets (Clarity Act) SEC✅ CFTC✅ OCC✅ IRS✅ TREASURY✅ FEDERAL RESERVE Is the last one we don’t got. I think Trump is making the play to get control of all of them prior to Clarity passing Clarity passes Event Then an argument can be made to Congress that Clarity and Genius can be made effective immediately by another bill due to all the regs and regulators being aligned in response to the crisis Look what is waiting in the wings? A company with a fully licensed vertical monopoly with the tech for all the issuers of units to scale.

@ZachRector7 No one knows anything, ridiculously high or low predictions have the same chance of occurring

I get secondhand embarrassment watching guys still make ridiculous XRP price predictions.

@SecScottBessent @SenWarren Scott Bessent is the MVP of this administration!

In a 2025 discussion, @SenWarren bragged to me about being the leading force behind the months-long delay of Fed Chair Jay Powell’s renomination. I told her that her political grandstanding helped pave the way for the Biden-era inflation crisis, the worst America has suffered since the 1970s. It is disappointing to see that the Harvard Square inflationista has learned little from that fiasco. Now, she is trying to delay Kevin Warsh’s confirmation as Fed Chair, once again putting politics ahead of the well-being of the American people. To paraphrase an old saying, “she has learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”

@KuwlShow Your words to Gods ears. The last decade has left me cynical though

In under 90 days, America will flip from a fear-premium to confidence-premium nation. • PEACE over conflict → energy and shipping risk collapse • CLARITY Act → capital stops waiting and starts moving • TAXES Lower + neutered IRS → friction cut from work & enterprise • SOUND money (rates down) → credit flows to Housing, SMBs, and Capex • LAWFUL rails for Digital Assets → innovation becomes investable, no longer litigated 🇺🇸 Result: The U.S. becomes the cleanest, most predictable nation for capital formation on earth. By July 4, 2026, my most optimistic, defensible forecast is for a powerful second-half U.S. expansion marked by falling inflation, rising confidence, lower energy drag, stronger capital formation, and a visible shift away from centralized fear-management and top-heavy globalism toward a more liberty-aligned economic order. The biggest immediate winners will likely be consumers, small businesses, domestic investment, energy-sensitive industries, and innovation sectors that benefit from legal clarity and lower capital costs. The biggest global effect will be a repricing of America as the safest, large-scale destination for productive capital in a far less fearful, far more free world. Welcome to 1776 meets 2026! @POTUS @USTreasury @DeptofWar @BoardOfPeace @Ripple @TheJusticeDept @America250 @PrometheanActn