Steve-0
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JUST IN: Michael Saylor has officially wiped out ALL of his gains on Bitcoin and is now sitting at a net loss. At one point, he was up around $10 billion but now facing a major loss. Flashback to 2000: he was ranked the #1 biggest loser of the entire dot-com bubble, losing more money than anyone else on Earth. History seems to be repeating itself.


MASSIVE: 🇺🇸 Ripple can now operate as a National Trust Bank in the U.S!



But I will say this: If many rational people believed that there was a 10% chance that XRP hit $100 within a few years, they definitely wouldn't sell very much today at much less than $10. Those with that belief would quickly buy up most of the XRP, because they'd value it more highly than those without that belief, and soon the supply of XRP well below $10 would dry up. That the current trading price is well below $10 shows that there aren't very many people who really think it has a 10% chance of hitting $100 within a few years with enough confidence to put their money where their mouth is. So anyone who says otherwise is not telling the truth. You can do that same math yourself for different prices, percentages, and time frames. My personal belief is that most cryptocurrency prices are in fact rational most of the time and actually reflect a reasonable analysis of their potential future prices and the probabilities associated with them. I also personally belief that most significant crypto bull runs were due to unpredictable external changes.




@Vet_X0 @NewWorldDawning @Bird_XRPL The idea for a DeX was his. The idea of using pathfinding to allow payments to incrementally draw from multiple liquidity sources was his.





You cannot make this up. A 19-year-old in a Mustang fled from police, wove through traffic, and drove… straight to her own house. While the cops cuffed her, her dad absolutely destroyed her: "Your nursing career is screwed... you don't have no damn manners... when you get to jail, don't call me." 😭






















