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On the 10th anniversary of @RippleSwell, it felt apt to share Ripple’s best year ever, and why the vision for an Internet of Value will be achieved.
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JUST IN: Ripple partners with Coinbase to expand its $RLUSD crypto stablecoin across trading, payments, and institutional finance.
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Big news heading into @RippleSwell: the @USOCC has granted final approval for Ripple National Trust Bank.
This gives Ripple a federally supervised platform to support $RLUSD and provide digital asset custody to enterprises.
We’ve always said crypto and banks work better together — this is what that looks like. Real innovation, real accountability, federal oversight.
The revolution isn't happening outside the system. It's happening from within it.
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The McRib is back on 10/27. BTC historically goes up >2x after the McRib returns. Don't fade the McRib.
Not financial advice.
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This is why you know they are bought and paid for.
She’s “Not prepared to say why she voted NO”.
Right? NOT PREPARED
“Can you tell us why you voted against the CLARITY Act yesterday? What are your concerns with that?” teapawt.org/RealLindellTV/status/2…
Hirono: “I’m not prepared to talk with you about that at the moment.”
The CLARITY Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives with bipartisan support. However, the bill stalled in the U.S. Senate
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is a major piece of proposed US legislation designed to create the first comprehensive federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets
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He said the quiet part out loud. It's about protecting bank profits.
🚨 JOSH HAWLEY EXPLAINS HIS NO VOTE ON THE CLARITY ACT 🚨
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) was one of four Republicans (including @SenThomTillis, who switched his vote at the last minute) to break with the party and sink the crypto bill's advance in the Senate.
His reasoning:
"My concern is all to do with farmers in my state. Ag is our number one industry in Missouri, and farmers are so concerned they won't be able to get loans from small-town banks, because investors will leave those banks chasing the yields available under the bill."
@HawleyMO said Sen. @JerryMoran, who also voted no, has language that could fix it - calling the issue "pretty doable" to resolve.
"We've got to make sure those banks stay in operation, stay competitive, and have enough capital to make loans or our Missouri economy will collapse."