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@XRPcryptowolf Utility, Adoption and patience. Everything else will happen when its time. God Bless all.

Anyone else wondering why $XRP hasn’t mooned yet? 👀

@JoelKatz ughhh that domain is taken 🤣

I want to create a beer company called "Responsibly". Our motto would be, "Drink Responsibly".

@ELonMuskNewssX 9

IQ Test Which bucket fills first?? If you get it right you a Genius

Really, I know nothing but a simple Gemini AI search. Pretty sure you guys know all this. I've heard Scams on spaces explain this without AI. He is an AI himself lol. You and scams are awesome and funny :). Much respect to yall. God Bless. 🙏 "No, a settlement in a civil case does not mean the settling party is legally admitting guilt or liability. This is a very common misconception. Here's why: Avoidance of Cost and Risk: Litigation is incredibly expensive and time-consuming. Trials are also inherently uncertain, as the outcome depends on judges, juries, evidence presented, and witness testimony. Parties often settle simply to avoid the high costs, lengthy process, and unpredictable risks associated with going to trial, regardless of whether they believe they would eventually win or lose. Desire for Finality: Settling a case brings a definite end to the dispute. A trial verdict can often be appealed, leading to more years of litigation and expense. A settlement provides closure. Confidentiality: Settlements often include confidentiality clauses, keeping the terms and sometimes the underlying facts of the dispute private. A public trial makes everything part of the public record, which can be damaging to reputations or reveal sensitive business information. Compromise: Settlements are compromises. Both sides weigh the strengths and weaknesses of their cases and decide that a negotiated outcome is preferable to the risk of getting nothing (for the plaintiff) or facing a potentially larger judgment (for the defendant). No Admission Clause: Crucially, settlement agreements almost always include specific language stating that the settlement is not an admission of guilt, liability, or wrongdoing by the settling party (often the defendant). This clause explicitly prevents the settlement from being used as evidence of fault in other legal proceedings or contexts. Civil vs. Criminal: The term "guilt" is primarily used in criminal law. In civil lawsuits (where most settlements occur), the issue is typically "liability" – meaning legal responsibility for causing harm or damages – rather than criminal guilt. Therefore, settling a case is a strategic decision made for various practical, financial, and risk-management reasons, and it should not be interpreted as an admission of fault by the party agreeing to the settlement.

🤣🤣🤣 how can you say with a straight face that you were innocent and the law was wrong the SEC was out of order... and then go on TV and say you are still paying a 50mill fine. if your innocent and the law "WAS" wrong and you didn't break securities Laws, why would you be willing to pay ANY FINE and drop your own appeal against the Law you're being fined for breaking? I thought the law was wrong. If i got a speeding ticket with a fine and 3 points, but I knew i was doing 40 in a 50 and can prove it. You damn well know I'm appealing that speeding ticket , fine and 3 points. These narratives and fox news interviews are really strange. They don't work anymore. They really do not. Please make it make sense @bgarlinghouse did you win, or did you lose? Be honest.

@bigcjat Easier for US Citizens to enter Singapore that the other way around. Entry requirements can have a level of difficulty depending on country to country. This is in response to Sauls question on why Singapore for the XRP Apex. My two cents :)

@Vet_X0 "look guys its Vet!"

Drop a line that fits perfect to this pic here

@baggins_cc Respect 🙏

@mrnguyen007 😀 hope you and your chair are doing ok after all these years 🙏

7 hours ago I fell off my chair in the hotel when I learned from Brad Garlinghouse the Ripple case is dropped. 4.5 years I fell off my chair at work when I learned the SEC suing Ripple and called XRP a Security! My friend we crossed the finish line today and I never left you.

@XRPcryptowolf I'd believe in technology, utility & time. If its meant to be, it'll happen 🙏

Why didn’t $XRP skyrocket past $3 after the case ended? 🤯

@baggins_cc 😂😂😂

There's no official ISO list of compliant cryptocurrencies. "Compliance" refers to the technology's ability to handle ISO 20022 data requirements. Information on cryptocurrency "compliance" comes from technology providers and industry discussions. Unfortunately, you won't find a definitive, official list of "ISO 20022 compliant cryptocurrencies" directly from the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) itself. Here's why: ISO 20022's Focus: ISO 20022 is a standard for financial messaging, not a certification body for specific technologies or cryptocurrencies. It defines the data model and messaging syntax that financial institutions should use It is up to the financial institutions, and the technology providers, to implement the standard. Decentralized Nature of Crypto: Cryptocurrencies are largely decentralized, and there's no central authority to "certify" them for ISO 20022 compliance.Instead, it's about the capabilities of the underlying blockchain technology to handle the data requirements of the standard. Implementation, Not Certification: ISO 20022 is about how financial institutions implement messaging standards. A blockchain or cryptocurrency can be "compatible" or "capable" of handling ISO 20022 data, but it's the financial institutions using those technologies that must implement the standard correctly. Some Links: frbservices.org/financial-serv… gbm.hsbc.com/en-gb/campaign… valantic.com/fsa/what-impac…

I have much respect for you Scams but what does all this information/misinformation do for you? I truly hope you continue to educate people on the protocol you believe in and let others believe in whatever they want. I know you are highly intelligent and tech savy but to make your entire day about other competing protocols or companies is not you man. Look around your own home and the things you own or use at home, start researching each and every company from food products to electronics and see if all their business practices fall under "Core Principles of Business Ethics" One Line item from the Core Principles is... Transparency and Disclosure: Providing clear and accurate information to stakeholders. Being open about business practices and decisions. Avoiding secrecy and concealment. Sathoshi who? cmon man, lets be better than all this back and forth. You are way too intelligent and smart for all this. I apologize if I upset you with this message Scams. I just truly wish everyone would work together and educate about the potential of technology and innovation. Much respect as always, that wont change. God Bless.

You will never believe what I found! - HARDCORE evidence Ripple was behind the Bitcoin China FUD &funding research to support it All in an attempt to prove XRP "Decentralization" I have all the receipts &links below as supporting evidence. All documented facts ✅ A thread 🧵👇

@bgarlinghouse @WhiteHouse @CFTC @NatCryptoAssoc No amount of maximalism or back and forth can win over innovation and technological advancements. Have faith in the tech and the community. Brad, to you and your entire team, thank you for all you guys do. God Bless all!

Some weeks feel like months in crypto...this was one of them. From the @WhiteHouse Crypto Summit to the @CFTC CEO Roundtable and the sheer amount of news announced (hooray for @NatCryptoAssoc!), it’s been quite a few days. There’s been a lot of talk about what this White House has and will prioritize with their crypto agenda - most importantly, regulatory clarity through Congressional action, as well as a BTC reserve & crypto stockpile, support for stablecoin innovation backed by US Treasuries, and more. I was extremely pleased to see the incredible support from this administration. It’s easy to get lost in some of the maxi-induced noise, but there’s so much more to this industry than the infighting and one coin versus another time-wasting rhetoric. We will – as we’ve always done -- continue to champion the need for a level playing field (and it was great to hear others in the room echo this as well!) and for the industry to come together to move much needed legislation forward in the US. An incredible THANK YOU to @realdonaldtrump for opening and welcoming us to the White House (amazing contrast to the the hostility of the Biden administration), @davidsacks47 and @BoHines for a truly historic Summit, and @carolinedpham for hosting us at the CFTC!

@dom_kwok Promotion!!!!! 🙌 Congrats!!! 😂

PUMPED.

@dom_kwok be safe 🙏

en route to an important meeting at one of our favourite offices in sf.

@ScamDetective5 No one should hate people that seek the truth. Congrats Scams. Nothing is impossible. Live and let live. God Bless all.

Just wanted to take a moment to say thanks to my 7,000 followers. You have joined me on my journey to seek truth, and what a journey it has been.

@dom_kwok 🤣 That was Hilarious!!

@vmeno000 🤷

in fact, pierre's own stock $RIOT is so far down that it might not be a security soon!

@jprichardson Live and Let Live guys.... but in case you just cant get yourself to do that... here is something that helps. Have a fantastic day and God Bless you all.

Is anyone actually building on $XRP? Anyone?! I'd love to see real XRP applications in use today. Not XRP hypotheticals of tomorrow.

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