#XRPCommunity

[davidson-eric]

The dollar collapse is happening NOW!"

The Storm is coming sooner than expected. All financial systems controlled by the corrupt government will collapse.

This crash will be felt on a global level, and many currencies, especially the USD, will be worthless.

Fiat accounts, savings and retirement accounts, mortgage, e.t.c will crash down and wipe off from the system once this event happens, Quantum Financial System is the savior.!!!

Convert every money in your possession to digital gold & silver backed coins and move them into the QFS ledger for safety . There will be a Global Reset. All banks and fiat exchanges will be closed, and there will be a lot of uncertainty & confusion. Cash will be worthless and outdated, and all bank accounts will be closed and crash to zero .

All cabal public banks will be confiscated, and foreclosures will be frozen, as will all public and private dept(mortgage,loans, credit, and debit cards).

[marketing-with-diksha]

Crypto Trading Surpasses Stock Market in South Korea

South Korea's cryptocurrency trading volume reached $18 billion on December 2, surpassing stock market trading by 22%, as reported by 10x Research.

Despite the crypto surge, South Korea’s stock market saw its largest foreign fund inflow in three months, with $385 million invested in Kospi Index shares, driving a 1.9% gain in the index.

XRP led the crypto trading with $6.3 billion in inflow, followed by DOGE ($1.6 billion) and XLM ($1.3 billion). Altcoins like Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and HBAR also showed significant trading activity.

XRP reached a yearly high of $2.80 and became the third-largest cryptocurrency, surpassing Tether. Altcoins dominate the market with CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index showing an 83% dominance, while Bitcoin funding rates remain steady at 15%, Read More…

[wecoinverse]

🚨 Big Moves on the Blockchain! XRP rises 2% as Ripple transfers a massive $498 million on-chain.

Is this a sign of what's next? 👀💰

[c-1-r]

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[memecoin-queen]

Breaking News: $XRP Investors Channel Recent Gains into Emerging Memecoin 'Snake Wif Hat'

In the wake of XRP's remarkable ascent to a six-year high of $2.49, investors are strategically reallocating profits into promising ventures, notably the nascent memecoin Snake Wif Hat ($SSSSS).

XRP's surge, attributed to increased whale accumulation and heightened network activity, has emboldened investors to explore high-potential assets within the crypto sphere.

$SSSSS, launched on November 13, 2024, has swiftly garnered attention for its rapid growth and resilient community.

The memecoin's resilience is evident, having withstood four significant whale sell-offs, each time rebounding stronger, underscoring the community's unwavering support.

The influx of capital from XRP's recent gains is anticipated to further bolster $SSSSS's market position, potentially driving its value higher as investor interest intensifies.

🐍🎩✨ Telegram: https://t.me/snake_wif_hat 🚀 Twitter/X: https://x.com/Snake_wif_Hat

Alright, full transparency here: There’s only one confirmed XRP investor who’s publicly announced they’re diving into $SSSSS (shoutout to that legend). The rest? Let’s call it speculative enthusiasm.

This article is 100% clickbait, but hey, it’s the kind of clickbait that gets the word out. Memecoins live off hype, and if you’ve read this far, you’re officially part of the movement. 🐍🎩🚀

Invest responsibly, laugh often, and remember: not all memes are created equal. 😉

#snakewifhat #xrp

[koiguy94]

Potential SEC Chair Candidates - Credit John Reed Stark Twitter

Possible SEC Chair nominations of Atkins, Bondi, Gallagher and Stebbins -- Who Are These Guys?

Paul Atkins: One of my two most favorite SEC Commissioners I ever served under, Paul Atkins would be an amazing choice. Every conversation and interaction I ever had with Paul, even when we disagreed, was an absolute pleasure. Paul knows how to disagree without being disagreeable and he is a true financial regulatory maestro. Paul is also always reasonable – and probably takes some pride in the fact that the current crypto-mom herself, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, once served as Paul’s counsel at the SEC. A serious securities law scholar, an expert on how capital markets work and an extraordinary gentleman, Paul is probably the most traditional pick – and has been a perennial favorite on the Hill and during several White House administrations for an economic/financial role of some sort. Though Paul reveres the SEC and respects the SEC staff, he would likely reverse course on the SEC’s crypto-enforcement efforts, however, he would probably do so cautiously and thoughtfully. To me, Paul is a terrific pick no matter what your view is about securities regulation. The country will be in great hands with Paul at the helm of the SEC, as Paul will do what's right and what is just. As I recall, Paul favors free markets and hates over-regulation – which should be a net-positive for the cryptoverse. Paul has also always believed that SEC Enforcement can be too heavy handed at times, lacks consistency and desperately needs significant reforms – so expect reigning in SEC Enforcement to be a top priority for Paul.

Dan Gallagher: The other of my two most favorite SEC Commissioners that I ever served under during my almost 20-year tenure, Dan Gallagher is probably the most experienced of all the candidates having served in multiple roles at the SEC, including a stint as an SEC Commissioner and a stint as head of the SEC Division of Trading and Markets. There is not a single lawyer I know who doesn’t like and respect Dan Gallagher – a sharp and affable trusted adviser and arguably the #1 SEC compliance expert in the country. I worked both with, and for Dan – he was a true public servant, a dazzlingly brilliant SEC colleague and a fierce investor and industry advocate (a rare combo these days). Like Paul Atkins, Dan similarly holds the SEC institution and the SEC staff in very high regard and would also likely take a similarly cautious and thoughtful approach to crypto. However, I would not put it past Dan (or Paul): 1) To take a fresh look at all crypto-related investigations and shift some resources; and 2) To consider settling or dismissing some of the more controversial crypto-related litigation (which could be a lot of it). Dan’s success at Robinhood as their GC (and everywhere else he ever worked) evidences his remarkable regulatory bandwidth and his understanding about how to properly balance innovation with regulation. Dan’s focus will probably be more on the regulatory side than the enforcement side, perhaps working towards figuring out a way to construct an acceptable SEC framework for crypto. An excellent manager and motivator – the staff will absolutely love having Dan as SEC Chair, no matter what his priorities are – he is that rare type of genius who is also incredibly humble, friendly and generous.

Brad Bondi: I have known Brad Bondi for decades and while we may not agree on crypto (in fact, we don’t agree at all), Brad is one of the most brilliant and successful SEC lawyers on the planet and just like Dan and Paul, would be one of the most qualified and effective SEC nominees in history. Brad’s knowledge of capital markets together with an SEC track record (both as an SEC staffer supporting the SEC and as a private sector lawyer opposing the SEC) make him an ideal choice. Our paths first crossed during my tenure as an adjunct law professor at Georgetown Law School, where Brad (while he was working as a lawyer at a law firm) was studying in the Georgetown graduate school to earn his Masters in Securities Regulation. Brad was not only the brightest student at the time and graduated with honors, but he was legendary, because as I recall, Brad received the Book Award (best student in a course) in every single class that he took. It is not surprising that Brad returned to Georgetown later on to teach some of the same classes that he previously crushed. Brad actually once worked for SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins, and even back then, like Paul Atkins, Brad stood out as both a thoughtful and respectful securities lawyer, and also as a true legal scholar (Brad has since authored some of the most authoritative securities law articles and book chapters). Above all else, Brad is an honest, fair and incredibly decent human being, wonderful father, husband and friend, with a mammoth heart and a truly benevolent soul. Brad’s also a loyal patriot and believes in the history of the SEC and the investor protection mantra that is the SEC’s mission. Like I said, I am on the record as being vehemently anti-crypto and Brad probably has the exact opposite position — but in this instance, I truly don’t care. Brad will transform the SEC from a vilified schoolyard bully into a respected, reflective and crypto-industry friendly institution -- though he will be "tough but fair." Brad is clearly the most likely of this group of nominees to really shake things up at the SEC. For instance, I would expect Brad, on his first day at SEC headquarters, to order an immediate stop on all SEC crypto-related investigations, to order the litigation unit to stay, settle or dismiss all SEC crypto-related cases forthwith (Brad is a seasoned litigation specialist so he will probably micromanage all of those SEC crypto-cases) and to order the SEC staff, with input from the crypto-industry, to conduct a special study of the cryptoverse and conjure up some sort of crypto-framework. In other words, if Brad Bondi is the choice for SEC Chair, get the popcorn!

Bob Stebbins. I don’t know Bob Stebbins, never met him and never worked with him. He seems highly qualified but I doubt the crypto-industry would ever allow the SEC Chair nominee to be Bob Stebbins. Why so definitive? Because Bob Stebbins was the SEC General Counsel (i.e. the SEC's Chief Magistrate) under Jay Clayton from 2017-2021, when the SEC’s war on crypto began and during which Bob Stebbins personally signed off, approved and encouraged 80 or so SEC crypto-related enforcement actions, including the most controversial of all – the SEC case involving Ripple. My take is that Big Crypto is extraordinarily powerful and will have a lot of influence in the SEC Chair’s selection and I can���t imagine Big Crypto allowing Bob Stebbins to get the SEC Chair nomination. (As an aside, you gotta hand it to Big Crypto for executing a remarkably successful election strategy, which resulted in a mammoth Republican landslide, a President-Elect who wants to be the first “Crypto-President,” and a Vice President-Elect, who has a major crypto investment holding (!)) Bob Stebbins might be great choice for SEC Chair -- even the best choice -- his credentials seem very strong. But if Bob Stebbins is nominated, then Big Crypto is a Big Nothing-Burger

[realmaxavery]

Ripple and XRP are on the verge of something big. From regulatory clarity to groundbreaking partnerships and potential ETFs, XRP is in a position to redefine digital finance. Watch to find out why Ripple’s moves could change everything. #Ripple #XRP #DigitalAssets #xrpnews

[crypto-telegraph-news]

Will SEC Appeal Ripple Lawsuit? Pro-XRP Lawyer Shares Hot Take

By Oct. 7, the chances of appealing the Ripple Labs lawsuit by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will go out the window. In line with these, many legal experts, including John Deaton, have shared hot takes on what to expect from the regulator.

[davidson-eric]

They Lies Government and Banks Tell They Citizens

If the banks lived by their own advice which is to save money, the banks would be losing money.

When you go and deposit $1,000 in the bank, that cash that you deposited is a liability for the bank.

An Asset to something that puts money in your pocket, a Liability is something that takes money away from your pocket so when the bank have your cash, it's a liability for them. They want to get rid of it as fast as possible and the way they do that is by lending it out because it's an Investment for the bank.

They don't want to hold onto cash, but they want you to save your money with them and leave it there and your money is losing value to Inflation each and every day.

Everyday that you keep your money in the bank, you're becoming poorer each and everyday.

When you keep your cash in the bank, they bank is paying you 0.1% or maybe 0.5% if you're lucky and the turn around lending it out for like 5% to 6%, so they don't keep your cash because its liability for them, they want to keep you spending money on their credit card because now they'll get to earn 18 to 25% in interest every time you spend $1.

The Government wants you to be Financially Uneducated and do you know why; because you're an employee and a consumer, so who pays the highest taxes? Employees and consumers!!!

Everybody knows that rich people don't pay taxes, it makes people angry but a lot of times, we don't understand why and we get angry at the wrong things and wrong reasons and you know that you can do a lot of things legally to pay less money in taxes and there are different ways that you can invest your money to pay less money in taxes.

Well, let me actually start with this; Tax Avoidance and Tax Evading are two similar words with two different outcomes.

Tax evading is illegal and then you go to jail.

Tax avoiding is legal and then you get hated for doing it.

And if you learn the IRS Code, it's a rulebook, the people who understand the Rulebook are the people who have the money to hire the good accountants and the good attorneys and so what happens is wealthy people will understand how this works, play within that system and pay little to no money in taxes.

Lets assume that you have either some sort of your own income, you're a side hustler or you're a business owner, and you make $500,000 profit.

You're taxed on Income.

So if you take out a Salary, that's going to be Taxed.

Now the question is what is a Tax Deduction or the better question is how can you make something a tax deduction??

Because anything can be a tax deduction if you know how to make it a deduction and that's the question you have to ask yourself.

So if you don't have an income, you don't have any tax on you.

The government and its system are so corrupt that they don't want you to know this and that's the more reason Money In The Bank Is At Risk, move your funds into the Quantum Financial Ledger Account (QFS).

[marketing-with-diksha]

Analyst warns of ‘leverage driven pump’ as XRP price soars

XRP’s recent 16.4% price surge to $1.72 is attributed to leverage-driven trading, with analysts warning of a potential correction.

XRP rose 232% in the past 30 days, outperforming the crypto market's average return of 57.3%. XRP's rally started after Trump’s election victory and crypto-friendly stance, sparking optimism among investors.

XRP's price spiked 35% to $1.60 after SEC Chair Gary Gensler announced his resignation, as his tenure included strict regulatory actions against crypto firms, including Ripple. The ongoing Ripple-SEC lawsuit may favor XRP under Trump’s administration, potentially discarding XRP as a security in the US.

Ripple recently invested in Bitwise’s XRP fund and launched the first tokenized money market fund on its XRP Ledger, driving further optimism Read More… 

[cryptonewscentral]

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[c-1-r]

Ever wondered how decentralized power can secure your business? 🤔 Blockchain isn’t just about crypto—it’s about trust, transparency, and efficiency! From smart contracts to secure transactions, our blockchain development services bring the next-gen technology to your fingertips. 💡 Let’s build something revolutionary together! 

[cryptolioneirs]

Why that date is so interesting to me,

Because on that date there are many important moments

Where on that date Is

1 suro in Javanese culture in Indonesia ... and in Javanese culture, the beginning of a new day which in the tradition of 1 suro ... many ancient heirlooms come out to be cleaned once a year ... and most of those who carry out this tradition they fast before 1 suro with the intention of starting a new day with a state that is pure physically and mentally.

1 Muharram in Islam is a new year for Muslims (which means the beginning of a new beginning...) and is a new month in astrology.

And is a newmoon in astrology ... which usually there will be high pumping but previously preceded by a deep correction which is currently happening

' Millionaires don't use Astrology, billionaires do."

J.P. Morgan

Millionaires don't use Astrology, billionaires do.

From these events...everything has a context...a new beginning.....

This is just an expression of my matchology which is very happy to see btc being discounted massively