2/3 Which doesn't surprise me, because I wrote a book about why the cryptos using standardized ISO20022 messaging amongst each other, in order to be able to send, receive and understand computerized messaging instructions around money. We know from this quote that 80% of the value in 2025 will be flowing through ISO 20022 cryptos. 3/3 So why the low price of XRP? Brad G. said he doesn't control the price, could the IMF or BIS control it? Hmm.
And why are other countries, especially the BRICS nations wanting a gold-backed currency? Because the dollar (see the Yen as a prototype) will eventually lose value, but it will be LAST. Why? Once all other countries, such as Zimbabwe, have rebooted their currencies with physical assets/commodities backing them, then the US (World's Reserve Currency) will be FORCED to go asset-backed. Make sense? So yes, XRP's price is currently low and may be last, but soon, the case may be settled and stable coin legislation will pass this year, then crypto legislation in 2025 and there will be no looking back! HODL!

🧵What happened Sept. 30th? The US Corporation ended, end of US Gov fiscal year, Vatican returned funds, commercial traders went from short to long silver, CEOs resigned, rumors of 2 banks failing. #XRP #CreditSuisse #DeutscheBank #Dalio 1/4 It sure seems like the Fed/banks are out of money. Cash is running low and funding is drying up. If the internet goes down soon, the financial system will be rebooting to a new one, imo. 2/4

One of the areas that Brad Garlinghouse said he wants #Ripple to expand is in the area of carbon credits and "supporting growth in carbon credit tokenization functionality."
This is a huge market and it seems to me this is the first expansion by

#XRP #XRPCommunity #XRPArmy 1/3 Ripple outside of its realm of cross-border payments. Brad told us Ripple would be like Amazon, who started marketing books first, then expanded into other areas. The announcement of Ripple’s $100M investment today is a step toward major growth. 2/3