This is why im so bullish

[Anonymous No.24747863]

This is from the IMF today. Youre welcome.

[Anonymous No.24747874]

>>24747863

[Anonymous No.24747893]

>>24747874

[Anonymous No.24747916]

"Money issued by the private sector" = shit coins?

[Anonymous No.24747918]

>>24747916
XRP the standard theres only one company doing payments right friend

[Anonymous No.24747977]

>>24747863
>Level the playing field
Do Brad, Christine and Kristina have the same spindoctor?

[Anonymous No.24748026]

>>24747977
kek
checked

[Anonymous No.24748674]

>>24747977
Literally who

[Anonymous No.24748688]

>>24748674
literally ngmi

[Anonymous No.24748707]

So what crypto will benefit from this?

[Anonymous No.24748718]

>>24748674
Buy now while its cheap, the drop didnt even dent XRP it held strong.

[Anonymous No.24748723]

>>24747977
Give up your privilege goy, it's time for the playing field to become level

[Anonymous No.24748727]

>>24748707
RLC. Theyre the only ones actually doing it. And have a worldbreaking usecase.

[Anonymous No.24748738]

>>24748723
Just buy BTC/ETH/LINK, XRP is a scam

[Anonymous No.24749193]

Are the IMF and WEF on the same side?

[Anonymous No.24749312]

>>24747863
Yes, but you're most likely years away from things happening from the sound of it. All but the most fanatic investors are going to get jaded, because Bitcoin has a high chance of a bull run now, while XRP has a high chance of crabbing. The point is Bitcoin has a clear use case NOW and institutions are getting in - its utility is now set in motherfucking stone. XRP is still is just a gamble on the interledger working out - which is not inevitable, and anyone that tells you it is, is lying, or delusional. No offense, it's the truth.

I can't not be all in Bitcoin now, I could never forgive myself. In a year or so I'll look at XRP again. By then the price should have fizzled a bit as well if Bitcoin does get a bullrun.

[Anonymous No.24749379]

>>24749312
6-8 weeks.

[Anonymous No.24749421]

>>24749379
The amount of people that have said this over the years is incalculable.

[Anonymous No.24749436]

>>24748707
XRP
XLM
IOTA

[Anonymous No.24749477]

>>24749421
What if I told you that Brian Brooks said it a few days ago (Regulatory clarity) ?

[Anonymous No.24749555]

>>24749477
Brooks is the fucking man. He's fast tracked Bitcoin by years. This along with crackdowns on exchanges means crypto is being legitimized.

From Powell's talk with the IMF it sounds like they're going to take their sweet time. And they have the ability to do so because the dollar is still relatively strong, they can keep printing trillions if they want, obviously not forever. The IMF and the rest of the world are the ones that desperately need easier access to dollars/new system/Bretton Woods 2. So, keep your eyes on your 6-8 weeks but don't think it's likely. Meanwhile Bitcoin is getting a new institutional investor every single day. Writing is on the wall as far as I can see. Further, if XRP becomes the interledger, okay, fine, and we get CBDC's, and Bitcoin becomes the new de facto store of value. Risks rewards seem clear, I'm 100% all liquid net worth in BTC, but if someone wants to hold a small bag of XRP as a side bet that's not a terrible position IMO.

[Anonymous No.24749611]

>>24749555
Ok, why not, still based.
I remain all in XRP tho.
Let's see what will be the best choice.
Maybe you're right.
Good luck

[Anonymous No.24749619]

>>24749611
u 2

[Anonymous No.24750780]

>>24747863

But all this just a beurocrats bullshit speak.

IMF has nothing to do with real world business, same as WHO has nothing to do with research and development of drugs

[Anonymous No.24751008]

>>24748707
The current CBDC whitepaper is written by Ari Juels and Fan Zhang. Both worked for the Federal Reserve for years. Guess which coin it is.

[Anonymous No.24751058]

That's a man