Mr. Man
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$24 TRILLION is estimated to be entering the crypto/digital economy by 2027. 🔒Get Ready.
Mr. Man32,926 views • 11 days ago
50,000 X B!tch We’ve been following this for years. Mastercard x Ripple
Mr. Man157,804 views • 5 months ago
Eleanor T you knew someone would post this! Brad Garlinghouse clears up XRP use when compared to RLUSD. I’ll add more context. Presently banks in the U.S. cannot use crypto until clarity acts creates separation of governing bodies and who looks after what. Also, the USD is still the predominant bridge currency, so that will be used more than any other asset, including XRP. When XRP is the cheaper hop, banks like Euroexim and others will utilize XRP, but until there is 100% clarity in the U.S. banks will not use crypto assets, and RLUSD and/or other U.S. denominated stablecoins will be utilized first. When there is clarity, and banks can use crypto assets, they now have a fully functioning RTGS stack through Ripple Prime, GTreasury, Palisade, Rail, Ripple Payments/RippleNet, EverNorth for XRP treasury and use.
Mr. Man200,912 views • 10 months ago
For everyone who is saying this address to the nation about elections fraud is “nothing.” This is much bigger then you, and I, and thoughts surrounding it must be bigger as well. Do you recall Trump stating changing the financial system within the U.S. borders? That goes hand in hand with the elections and voting security. “Many Americans aren’t aware that behind the scenes technical backbone of the financial system is decades out of date. Payments and money transfer are costly and take days or weeks to even clear. The entire financial system will be eligible for a 21st century upgrade using the state of the art crypto technology” They’ve just told you that they’re moving their elections process on-chain to prevent a situation like the 2020’s election again.
Mr. Man34,775 views • 1 month ago
For those individuals that still struggle to see why XRP is not being used currently at high volumes, this should open your eyes. USD is still the REGULATED WAY BANKS USE A BRIDGE CURRENCY. When BIS Prudential treatment of crypto assets reduces the RISK WEIGHT from 1250% to hold unbacked assets like Bitcoin, XRP, ETH, etc.. then, and only then BANKS WILL USE XRP for liquidity. The way the FX functions presently is GBP to USD (Bridge currency) to PESO. When crypto can be used, the flow will change to GBP to XRP (Bridge currency) to Peso You MUST understand how XRP enables RLUSD. RLUSD does not diminish XRP’s use. Navin Gupta explains the usecase for CBDC and currency FX.
Mr. Man120,883 views • 9 months ago
This is what a neutral bridge asset solves. No country is required to trust the de facto USD as the bridge currency. The USD becomes a bridge currency, not the bridge currency. Same for the euro and yuan. BRICS can conduct business outside of the USD; however, should they need to settle with a U.S. institution, a European institution, or another currency bloc, neither side has to make the other’s sovereign currency the intermediary. That is the point of a neutral bridge asset. USD - XRP - Yuan. Yuan - XRP - Real. Real - XRP - Euro. The currencies remain sovereign. The monetary systems remain sovereign. The bridge does not. This isn’t necessarily “de-dollarization.” It is de-intermediation of the settlement layer by removing the requirement that one nation’s currency sit in the middle of everyone else’s trade. (Mitigating the triffin dilemma.) A multipolar monetary system doesn’t require one currency to defeat another. It requires a neutral mechanism capable of transferring value between them. That is the problem XRP was designed to solve.
Mr. Man13,543 views • 24 days ago
