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>>23650754

>>23613806
oh no 42 you tooo?
fuckin link huh

>>23518434
yknow anon it's entirely possible you're right. that would be very logical. but did you look at the title of this thread? we're severely mentally ill here man, like we honestly believe there's a war going on in the collective consciousness between good and evil, do you think we're going to listen to your "facts" or "logic?"

the Stakenet threads are thataway, bucko- I hear if you get 4 or 5 MasterNodes you could be really well set up for The Future

what i assume OP is referring to is the fact that SBI, one of Japan's biggest banks, which is owned by a fellow named Kitao who was recently appointed as the chief economic advisor to Japan's new prime minister, sits on Ripple's board of directors.

It's worth noting that the Edmund de Rothschild fund made a quite large investment into SBI not long before the bank purchased an 8.7% share of XRP- not Ripple, the company, mind you- 8.7 billion XRP tokens.

The theory goes- which is fairly well-substantiated by a lot of bank documents from entities like the EU central bank, Bank of America, and Bank of England, is that due to the Coronavirus pandemic, governments around the world are quickly overspending their means and accumulating an unsustainable amount of debt. Soon, this will necessitate the switching over to a digital system of finance based around central bank-issued digital currencies, and Ripple will provide the technology to bridge these currencies using their XRP tokens- currently valued at about .25 cents, but which would necessarily be valued much higher for it to serve its intended purpose.

It's also worth mentioning that there are international standards governing cross-border payments, namely the ISO20022 standard, and Ripple is the only crypto company which is a member of the governing body that issues these standards.

Make of this information what you will, DYOR, and I hope that all anons who read this information with an open mind will consider investing at least a small amount in XRP.

I offer this post with the hope that any anons who take my advice remember it, and specifically remember that I ask you to use a portion of your wealth to help others.

What are you trying to become wealthy for, anons? Is it only for material comfort or personal gain? Or, should you find yourself possessed of millions of dollars, would you seek to make the world a better place?

also: do you like CDs?


...yes?
C Deez nuts den biiiiiitch lmaoooo

You’re misinterpreting. There’s currently ex federal reserve chairmen working at Coinbase managing USDC. Why is no one talking about the 3 trillion USDC printed on ALGO mainnet?

>>23473763
Cringe. These are the people who fud XRP. At least XRP schizo breadcrumbs are solid.

>>23446387
>>23446453
Cope and seethe hard as fuck stupid brainlet nigger. Pic related KEK

>>23445142
Post yfw Ripple executives have been at the White House numerous times.
https://www.coinwire.com/trump-officials-formally-meet-ripple

David Schwartz gave a talk at Berkeley about XRP's utility and the coming ecosystem of CBDCs, it's worth a read:
https://pastebin.com/zAAB9Hu3

note the file size and date (talk was given on 10/19 but he wrote it as 11/19 as a 'typo')

what a riddler he is

>>23094894

Linkies seething and coping so fucking hard in here kek it’s literally OVER

in 2018 the Edumund de Rothschild investment fund invested over 1 billion dollars as an initial investment into SBI bank in Japan, the 2nd largest investment bank in the country, which has an 8.7% stake in XRP (not Ripple, the company, but 8.7% of all XRP tokens). Many speculate that this was the Rothschild family's way of gaining exposure to the XRP token asset, because they have reason to believe it will be very valuable in the future.

The CEO and President of that bank, Yoshitaka Kitao, was recently named the head economic advisor to the new Japanese prime minister. Kitao sits on the Ripple board of directors.

Picrelated is Craig Phillips, who also sat on the Ripple board of directors. He's shaking hands with Steven Mnuchin after helping write an executive order on the use of blockchain technology to help innovation. Two things to note here: first, Phillips' background at Blackrock, which is an investment group you might have heard of because it's one of the biggest and most powerful investment groups in the world, and second, the fact that this executive order paved the way for blockchain legislation like the bills that were introduced last week and have passed the house and gone on to the senate this week.

Hate Ripple all you want, but this is your chance to get rich. Too many of you guys are missing the forest for the trees because you focus on Ripple's chart- you have to look at the macroeconomic forces at play.

And anyway- how is the fact that Jed selling millions of XRP a month doesn't affect the price not extremely bullish? It suggests there's a huge demand for the XRP token- possibly from XRP's institutional partners?

Speaking of institutional partners, remember how Warren Buffet invested billions of dollars in Bank of America in August? He did that right after Bank of America publicly announced its partnership with Ripple. What does he know that we don't?

>>22955994
glad that worked out for you bruh

>>22956030
i thought they're working together kinda

>>22956046
maybe $3.00 max, and then only briefly before it drops to zero. nothing is happening at all, and whatever you do don't do any research about this topic it can be dangerous to your mental health

Does this video show that Republicans are more pro crypto than Democrats?

https://youtu.be/HrJzgT-hRsY

>>22865188
checkedddd

>>22812191
it's a long deep rabbit hole mate
find the XRP Schizo General Thread and have a look through it and some of the archives

basically Ripple and XRP are the future of global banking and more. To be useful to banks the coin will have to trade around $2,000 and it was designed to be
When the jews finally flip the switch XRP will moon like no one has ever seen before

>>22803441
How is this not a sure thing

>>22803254
the key is buy a fat bag, get your FLARE shit ready and relax
all this schizo shitposting is just for fun at this point, the writing is all over the wall

[pic related] is somewhat rare, might be a treat for newer schizos

>>22706040
https://u.today/japans-new-prime-minister-chooses-ripple-board-member-as-his-economic-advisor

https://www.citibank.com/commercialbank/insights/assets/docs/2018/The-Bank-of-the-Future/104/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bank-america-exec-lifts-lid-140019347.html

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191022005076/en/Craig-Phillips-Joins-Ripple-Board-Directors

https://u.today/xrp-acknowledged-as-fast-and-cheap-bridge-currency-in-new-g30-report#:~:text=XRP%20Acknowledged%20as%20Fast%20and%20Cheap%20Bridge%20Currency%20in%20New%20G30%20Report,-Latest%20Cryptocurrency%20News&text=The%20Group%20of%20Thirty%20(G30,all%20types%20of%20digital%20currencies.

only one crypto is ISO20022 compliant. This is the regulation which governs cross-border settlements.

https://ripple.com/insights/the-role-of-blockchain-and-digital-assets-in-cross-border-payments/

>>22654970
I knew it existed and basically this just confirms what I know but I’ve never actually had the pleasure of reading it. KEK.

>>22340019
it's just weak hands a few wolves preying on weak hands
the market will be absolutely BOOMING Dec

>>22253612
kek

>>22077263
It just fits with everything we know about Ripple and XRP. Pic related makes me even more bullish about this. Almost nobody is in crypto and one of the only ones that has been currying favor with the Fed and banks is Ripple. Now the dollar is crashing and we need a savior from on high to save us from economic ruin? It just makes too much sense to ignore.

>>21994570
I'll actively keep posting them as long as there is demand.

>>21994623
Dates are FUD. Only important thing to remember is EOY 2020.