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@felixrieseberg So I need a Mac qemu on my Linux box?

Your desktop has to be running. Like Cowork itself, we’re shipping an early version - you can expect more to come here within the next few days and weeks. Rolling out now to Max subscribers, with Pro coming in the next few days. Try it and let me know what you think. Download the mobile app and pair it with your desktop app: claude.com/download

We're shipping a new feature in Claude Cowork as a research preview that I'm excited about: Dispatch! One persistent conversation with Claude that runs on your computer. Message it from your phone. Come back to finished work. To try it out, download Claude Desktop, then pair your phone.

@ShaneOnChain The irony of “trust but verify”

Philosophical question: If a smart contract does exactly what it was programmed to do -- just not what was intended -- who's at fault? The person who called the function? Or the dev who wrote it? Code is law until it isn't, I guess.

@MetzyTrades Look around, god is in everything. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignatius_…

500 XRP to the first person that convinces me that God is real...

@XRP_Productions @grok is this true? @DrDickButt69

XRP has 32 halvings We've only seen 4. Let that sink in.

We’ve been seeing more and more players in the payments and stablecoins space launch their own blockchains. To me, that’s a clear sign the market sees blockchain as core financial infrastructure — something we’ve believed in and have been building toward on the XRP Ledger for over 13 years. Launching a blockchain is hard. Building an ecosystem with developers, liquidity, trust, and real-world usage is even harder. The XRPL has real traction and institutional adoption because it’s been battle-tested, updated, and improved upon for well over a decade. Some blockchains are built with permissioned validator sets controlled by one entity or a small group. This can provide control and compliance for specific, closed-network scenarios, but it limits reach, resilience, and the ability for anyone to contribute to securing and growing the network. Decentralization vs. centralization is constantly debated and there’s not a single answer that fits every use case for crypto and the concepts themselves have changed in definition over the years. As many of you know, the XRPL is public and permissionless at its core, with optional permissioned features for regulated use cases. This open foundation makes it adaptable, interoperable, and well-positioned to serve as critical infrastructure for the world’s financial system — connecting assets, markets, and participants seamlessly across borders. The XRPL was built so fees stay low and predictable, just fractions of a cent, without a separate gas token. You can pay directly in XRP for any issued asset, avoiding the friction and hidden costs of buying another token just to transact. XRP is counterparty-free, accessible by all, and used as a bridge asset with real utility for payments, settlement, and liquidity. (Every transaction on the XRPL uses/burns XRP.) It’s encouraging to see some newer chains adopt design choices that have long been part of the XRPL’s architecture, like deterministic finality and Proof of Authority-based consensus mechanisms. It shows there’s growing alignment in the industry on the importance of predictable, reliable settlement for financial applications without expensive validation. Looking forward to the next phase of XRPL innovations, bringing more programmability, compliance-grade capabilities, and deeper liquidity for institutional use. And to those just getting started… Welcome to the party! The crypto tent is only getting bigger.

@JoelKatz @grok Anti censorship is a right ideal, it’s just the folks who run on certain tickets don’t always support/execute these ideals.

@grok Weirdly, I think this is mostly correct. Though I think it's kind of odd that it seems to think that my anti-censorship focus leans right. Sadly, it's quite correct that my pro-crypto decentralization leans right.

Hey @grok, from 1 to 100, what’s my political lean? 1 being extreme left and 100 being extreme right.

@RipBullWinkle @daniel_wwf @ZerpaayOfficial @ShaneOnChain @Peersyst Check here xrpscan.com/validators

@daniel_wwf @ZerpaayOfficial @xrpTears @ShaneOnChain @Peersyst Is mine up to date!?

Could you guys please update your rippled to 2.5.0? @ZerpaayOfficial @xrpTears @ShaneOnChain @acob_pretorius @Peersyst

@ShaneOnChain @daniel_wwf @ZerpaayOfficial @Peersyst Yes :)

@Hscouted @grok @fuzzy_xrp @doginaldogs You certain you want to give this away???

Hey @grok If XRP goes higher than $3.75 in the next 24 hours Pick one person who both comments and retweets this post to win this @fuzzy_xrp NFT, valued at over $1.3k.

@PlacesMagi15559 Normally I drink or smoke—try them without combining them

Who is in Vegas?

@quadcarl @PhilMcCrac87062 Your mom’s house has a grok label

@PhilMcCrac87062 You forgot to erase the grok label. 🤦‍♂️

I will give $1000 to the first person to show me where in America gasoline is $1.98 a gallon.

@FreedomPhoenixT can you guys not hear me OK?

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@Stone_XRPL I use Kraken :D

Where do you buy your XRP?

@Xpad_xrp @NfteaclubX "web isnt hosted" ? Were you unable to get on site? I see this on back end of website :

@NfteaclubX ex team member. be aware rug guys! web isnt hosted, its a template.

@XamanWallet Doesn’t xaman require your keys?

Your keys, Your $XRP. Self-custody is the ultimate freedom.

Verifying myself: I am xrparmytears on Keybase.io. XLW3CxL4AmVff2u9DhAzwRetdzlKWS0ryNt5 / keybase.io/xrparmytears/s…

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