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Spatial scientist by day, crypto enthusiast by night. Cut my teeth in the Splinterlands. $XRP | $HBAR | $XAH | $QNT | $CC | $XDC | $FLR | $ALGO | $ONDO

Rhode Island, USA
Joined March 2021
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"The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely TENACITY. The fears are paper tigers." - Amelia Earhart
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Unless he referencing T-bills with 93 days or less to maturity (the primary, legally-required reserve asset backing major stablecoins), your guess is as good as mine 😅
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S.S.CryptoCurrent ߷ retweeted
young people are basically gambling everything they have for a chance to get what boomers did by doing nothing
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"Dont tie your anxiety to impermanence [...] build your career, your brand, your legacy– just dont forget what you're building is a sand castle by the ocean."
I have been watching this every morning for 11 months now.
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Notes? Few.
This guy said the quiet part out loud and you can feel his anger and disgust… I couldn’t agree more..
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Replying to @albus114
Home sick today and tossed on a film for background in between naps; I found your Flintstones cameo
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Replying to @JeffTheOmega1
Happy the universe threw me in front of your post this morning! Leaving you with a meme the universe threw in front of me during my "never look back" (I'm probably just wierd, but it really did help 😅)
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I firmly believe with my full body that NDAs prevent communication regarding AnYtHiNg about aNyThInG to *anyone* ... least of all "us". But if I didn't believe all that? You and @Schippsahoy were the only 2 reasonable voices I scrolled past.
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Thank you for sprinkling this in here 😂 If these very busy, responsible, big-brained, adult nerds have time/energy to spare "us" a thought... that feels like the mark. This is why it is so important to DYOR; trusting the process becomes trusting yourself ✨️
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Replying to @JeffTheOmega1
You can do it brother 💪 ❤️‍🔥
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Replying to @xdropchan
I absolutely *love* this little halloween festivus you planned for all the little dropchans everywhere 🎃 💜
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Replying to @KTKetoGang
I honestly can't tell if all these companies are making BG123 references because: a) they know it will lead to engagement b) they have been "instructed" to post c) they are now "allowed" to post d) they "Know", and post with intention
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Milestone, marked 🏦 $XRP
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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Also worth a (close) read:
PSA: This week was kind of a turning point for AI and cybersecurity. Please take this weekend to do some simple cleanup for your family. Some suggestions: - Set up a password manager like 1Password and give your spouse or partner access to a shared vault. Teach them how to use it. - Update your passwords for critical stuff - your email account, your bank or financial stuff, etc. Store in your password manager and use the strongest password you can. - Use two factor auth for everything you can. SMS is not ideal although better than nothing. Google Authenticator or a passkey is better. Hardware key is safest.) - Add a sim pin to your phone. Makes it harder to sim jack. - Update your phone and your computer to the newest releases. Turn auto-updates on. - Freeze your credit - takes 5 minutes. - Get an IRS Identity Protection PIN. - If you’re using claude code or have AI agents that browse the web, they’re probably using Node.js. It’s also vulnerable. Update claude code, update node on your machine. - If you’re building stuff on your computer, ask claude or grokbot (which is connected to twitter and likely has the most current info) to audit any of your repos for vulnerabilities. Ask grok to make it a scheduled task so it can do this daily - things are moving very quickly in the space right now. - Consider some light resiliency stuff. This probably sounds silly, but it sounded silly at the beginning of covid too. Having printed out copies of important stuff - especially financial accounts. Having some cash on hand. Having some shelf-stable food and clean water or a water filter. Having a map. Having a generator that can at least power your fridge or some devices. Cheap insurance. Again, I don’t want to alarm people, but I was taught that you should have a Secure plan, a Comfortable plan, and a Wealthy plan. And it seems pretty clear the secure plan needs to now factor cybersecurity risk as a legit threat. Take a weekend and shore yourself up.
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Sorry, I just read this dudes response and wanted to try it out 🤣🤣 teapawt.net/dewald8844/sta…
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They'll be stacking our starved bodies while remaining few reap the benefits of a world depopulated of us (the filthy unwashed masses) and outfit with the tools of a civilization they erased (to survive)
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S.S.CryptoCurrent ߷ retweeted
Replying to @nntaleb
The sheer ontological shock that will run through society, the total crisis of identity that will follow, and the wanton destruction we will wreak in the wake thereof is beyond description or imagining
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At least I paired mine with underwater pumpkin carving (May I Present: the *actual* final exam of my open water basic 🤣)
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Replying to @Tara36no
I would start with this write-up from Matt; this is what I am going to send my family
Everyone in tech is panicking about security right now. But outside of it, almost nobody knows anything is wrong. I wrote this so you don’t have to be the one explaining it to your family. Just send them this.
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S.S.CryptoCurrent ߷ retweeted
One of my subscribers asked me what the connection is between $YELLOW and $XRP. I went deep on it, and what I found is way bigger than a simple integration. First, the direct connection is real. Chris Larsen, Ripple’s co-founder and executive chairman, led Yellow Network’s $10M seed round. Then Yellow integrated the XRPL EVM Sidechain. And this is already inside Yellow’s production documentation: XRP and USDT are supported on XRPL EVM, chain ID 1440000. So developers using Yellow can already build financial applications where XRP is part of the actual environment. Now understand what Yellow is building. Yellow uses state channels so trading apps, brokers, exchanges and AI agents can move balances around offchain, then settle the final result onchain. Instead of sending every single trade to a blockchain, participants can trade repeatedly inside a funded channel and settle later. That becomes very interesting when you bring XRP liquidity into it. A market maker could keep XRP inside these applications as working inventory. A broker could keep XRP balances available for customer trades. An AI trading agent could hold XRP, rebalance positions, trade against stablecoins or use it inside multiparty settlement. And Yellow is already pushing heavily into autonomous finance. They partnered with Deep3 Labs around AI-driven trading. They joined Internet Court, led by the GenLayer Foundation, for multiparty AI-agent settlement. They partnered with MOI technology so agents can operate under defined limits like position size, approved markets, budgets and trading hours. Yellow also connected to Arc, Circle’s stablecoin-focused network, while explicitly naming XRPL among its connected ecosystems. So now imagine AI agents moving USDC across one network and trading XRP through another, with Yellow coordinating the clearing between them. That can create a reason for professional firms to actually hold XRP as liquidity. And the math gets interesting. At a hypothetical $1B daily Yellow-connected volume, with 20% involving XRP and liquidity providers holding two days of inventory, that works out to around $400M worth of XRP, or roughly 289.86M XRP at $1.38. At $5B daily volume, the same model reaches about 1.45B XRP held as working inventory. Those are scenarios, not current Yellow volumes. But they show where the real upside can come from. One important thing: $YELLOW and $XRP are completely different assets. $YELLOW has a fixed 10B max supply and is used for Yellow services, developer access, broker registration and node collateral. XRP is used as gas on XRPL EVM and can become trading liquidity, channel balances, collateral and settlement capital when applications choose it. So I’m not bullish on XRP because Yellow charges fees. I’m bullish on the possibility that Yellow brings more apps, market makers and autonomous agents into XRP markets, giving them a reason to buy it, hold it and actually use it. And with Chris Larsen backing Yellow from the start, Alexis Sirkia bringing institutional market-making experience from GSR, plus Consensys, Cobo, Gate Labs and others around the ecosystem, I’m watching this very closely. $YELLOW is building the network. $XRP could become working capital inside it. That connection makes a lot more sense to me now. How many AI agents could eventually need XRP sitting in their wallets?
Replying to @Xfinancebull
Would love to get your take on @Yellow and the connection with XRP?
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And of course, @ArtBahar_Naz who was also here in the original post (I accidentally posted it with the last bit of the thread instead of beginning 😅)
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