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King Solomon (Ryan Solomon)

106,158 次观看 • 8 个月前

BOOM!🚨🚨🚨DTCC JUST SHOWED HOW FAST TRADITIONAL FINANCE IS PREPARING FOR ITS NEXT FORM. AFTER READING THIS, I’M EVEN MORE BULLISH ON $XLM AND $XRP 🚀🚀🚀 Its latest survey says more than $1.2 trillion in US Treasury cash activity is already centrally cleared through FICC every day, with only an estimated $300 billion to $400 billion left to migrate before the deadline. Even more telling, 79% of surveyed members already have the required accounts in place. Across Treasury cash and repo markets, FICC now clears more than $12 trillion in average daily transactions. This is not a small experiment. The financial system is rebuilding its core machinery at enormous scale. Now connect the next piece. DTC, another DTCC subsidiary, plans to make DTC-custodied tokenised assets available on Stellar in the first half of 2027. The assets would retain the investor protections and entitlements of traditionally held securities, but gain faster movement, longer operating hours and reduced reconciliation. Then look at Ripple Prime. Ripple’s institutional brokerage clears more than $3 trillion annually for over 300 customers across digital assets, foreign exchange, derivatives, metals and fixed-income repo. These are separate businesses. DTCC’s Treasury volume is not automatically moving onto Stellar, and Ripple Prime is not part of the Stellar agreement. But the direction is clear to me. Clearing, collateral, financing and tokenised assets are moving towards connected digital systems. Stellar is being selected as one of the networks where regulated assets can live. Ripple is building the institutional bridge between traditional and digital markets. This is why I am becoming even more bullish on XLM. The largest financial institutions are no longer asking whether finance becomes digital. They are preparing for how much of it will.

BOOM!🚨🚨🚨DTCC JUST SHOWED HOW FAST TRADITIONAL FINANCE IS PREPARING FOR ITS NEXT FORM. AFTER READING THIS, I’M EVEN MORE BULLISH ON $XLM AND $XRP 🚀🚀🚀 Its latest survey says more than $1.2 trillion in US Treasury cash activity is already centrally cleared through FICC every day, with only an estimated $300 billion to $400 billion left to migrate before the deadline. Even more telling, 79% of surveyed members already have the required accounts in place. Across Treasury cash and repo markets, FICC now clears more than $12 trillion in average daily transactions. This is not a small experiment. The financial system is rebuilding its core machinery at enormous scale. Now connect the next piece. DTC, another DTCC subsidiary, plans to make DTC-custodied tokenised assets available on Stellar in the first half of 2027. The assets would retain the investor protections and entitlements of traditionally held securities, but gain faster movement, longer operating hours and reduced reconciliation. Then look at Ripple Prime. Ripple’s institutional brokerage clears more than $3 trillion annually for over 300 customers across digital assets, foreign exchange, derivatives, metals and fixed-income repo. These are separate businesses. DTCC’s Treasury volume is not automatically moving onto Stellar, and Ripple Prime is not part of the Stellar agreement. But the direction is clear to me. Clearing, collateral, financing and tokenised assets are moving towards connected digital systems. Stellar is being selected as one of the networks where regulated assets can live. Ripple is building the institutional bridge between traditional and digital markets. This is why I am becoming even more bullish on XLM. The largest financial institutions are no longer asking whether finance becomes digital. They are preparing for how much of it will.

X Finance Bull

53,224 次观看 • 19 天前

Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi On one side stands a 75-year-old leader who has already lived the greater part of his life. Fully aware that he is in the final quadrant of his journey, he continues to work tirelessly, day and night, not for personal gain, but to secure a stronger future for the next generation. Even knowing that he may not be alive to witness India in 2047 and beyond, his efforts remain focused on ensuring that our children inherit a developed, confident, and self-reliant nation. On the other side is a 55-year-old political dynast whose life has been defined more by inheritance than by achievement. He has contributed little of substance to the nation’s progress, having largely lived off privilege rather than responsibility. His politics thrives on negativity and obstruction, seeking to undermine growth rather than enable it. Instead of offering a constructive vision, his actions risk jeopardizing the future of our children and slowing the country’s momentum. #शर्म_करो_राहुल_गांधी

Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi On one side stands a 75-year-old leader who has already lived the greater part of his life. Fully aware that he is in the final quadrant of his journey, he continues to work tirelessly, day and night, not for personal gain, but to secure a stronger future for the next generation. Even knowing that he may not be alive to witness India in 2047 and beyond, his efforts remain focused on ensuring that our children inherit a developed, confident, and self-reliant nation. On the other side is a 55-year-old political dynast whose life has been defined more by inheritance than by achievement. He has contributed little of substance to the nation’s progress, having largely lived off privilege rather than responsibility. His politics thrives on negativity and obstruction, seeking to undermine growth rather than enable it. Instead of offering a constructive vision, his actions risk jeopardizing the future of our children and slowing the country’s momentum. #शर्म_करो_राहुल_गांधी

STAR Boy TARUN

62,099 次观看 • 5 个月前

Alex Karp just said what every other tech CEO is terrified to admit: the world doesn’t split three ways. It splits two. And second place is extinction. Europe watches. Everyone else becomes a customer. The fight is binary. America or China. One owns the future’s operating system. The other lives inside it, powerless. Karp: “There are only two cultures that are going to win in the next year. It’s going to be us or China.” Technology isn’t neutral. The builder’s values get hardcoded into everything. If we don’t own the chips, the models, the infrastructure, the beliefs embedded in the next century won’t be freedom or rights. They’ll be surveillance and control. Karp: “If we are not the ones controlling the violence, we will not be dictating the rule of law.” AI is a weapon system. Not potentially. Inherently. Restraint doesn’t buy peace. It guarantees defeat. If the Constitution matters, if speech matters, if any of it matters, America has to win technologically. Power doesn’t negotiate values. It imposes them. Thinking caution earns respect is suicidal delusion. The enemy isn’t slowing down for ethics debates. They’re building at war speed while we workshop guardrails. Karp: “No one is coming to defend you. You have to defend yourself.” No cavalry. No referees. No shared humanity saving the day. Just two civilizations in a cage match for permanent control. Outbuild them or surrender everything. Not eventually. Now. Because losing this race doesn’t mean second place. It means your children grow up under a system that doesn’t even pretend you have rights.

Alex Karp just said what every other tech CEO is terrified to admit: the world doesn’t split three ways. It splits two. And second place is extinction. Europe watches. Everyone else becomes a customer. The fight is binary. America or China. One owns the future’s operating system. The other lives inside it, powerless. Karp: “There are only two cultures that are going to win in the next year. It’s going to be us or China.” Technology isn’t neutral. The builder’s values get hardcoded into everything. If we don’t own the chips, the models, the infrastructure, the beliefs embedded in the next century won’t be freedom or rights. They’ll be surveillance and control. Karp: “If we are not the ones controlling the violence, we will not be dictating the rule of law.” AI is a weapon system. Not potentially. Inherently. Restraint doesn’t buy peace. It guarantees defeat. If the Constitution matters, if speech matters, if any of it matters, America has to win technologically. Power doesn’t negotiate values. It imposes them. Thinking caution earns respect is suicidal delusion. The enemy isn’t slowing down for ethics debates. They’re building at war speed while we workshop guardrails. Karp: “No one is coming to defend you. You have to defend yourself.” No cavalry. No referees. No shared humanity saving the day. Just two civilizations in a cage match for permanent control. Outbuild them or surrender everything. Not eventually. Now. Because losing this race doesn’t mean second place. It means your children grow up under a system that doesn’t even pretend you have rights.

Dustin

589,418 次观看 • 6 个月前

.Apple is acquiring in the second-to-largest acquisition they've ever made. Can't say what Q does yet, but we promise it's mind-blowing. Couldn't be prouder Yonatan Wexler, Aviad Maizels & Avi Barliya Full story of investment-->acquisition from Eden Shochat👇

.Apple is acquiring in the second-to-largest acquisition they've ever made. Can't say what Q does yet, but we promise it's mind-blowing. Couldn't be prouder Yonatan Wexler, Aviad Maizels & Avi Barliya Full story of investment-->acquisition from Eden Shochat👇

aleph

12,683 次观看 • 6 个月前

If you live in a 90%+ non white country, and the white demographic is doing better by every socioeconomic indicator, even 30 years into “democracy”, it’s kinda weird that a business has little to no people who look like 90% of the country owning/managing in it… sus, but y’all go about and run it nonetheless dilly dallying in the private sector over represented by you as well. So that same state then opts to direct its expenditure on the underprivileged/under resourced demographic. Not without flaws because sometimes “connected” people within the affected demographic end up repeatedly benefitting, or window dressing occurs 🤢(google that one Schkak, you’ll like it), also isn’t great for building state capacity but story for another day. All of that to say “BBBEE” doesn’t have the same impact in reality as it does on a EuroForum Facebook post you learned about the 140 what what race laws from. A functional redress system would have you in the fetal position in a puddle of your own tears. Appreciate this one while you can.

If you live in a 90%+ non white country, and the white demographic is doing better by every socioeconomic indicator, even 30 years into “democracy”, it’s kinda weird that a business has little to no people who look like 90% of the country owning/managing in it… sus, but y’all go about and run it nonetheless dilly dallying in the private sector over represented by you as well. So that same state then opts to direct its expenditure on the underprivileged/under resourced demographic. Not without flaws because sometimes “connected” people within the affected demographic end up repeatedly benefitting, or window dressing occurs 🤢(google that one Schkak, you’ll like it), also isn’t great for building state capacity but story for another day. All of that to say “BBBEE” doesn’t have the same impact in reality as it does on a EuroForum Facebook post you learned about the 140 what what race laws from. A functional redress system would have you in the fetal position in a puddle of your own tears. Appreciate this one while you can.

DarrenCampher.com

15,074 次观看 • 7 个月前

Alex Karp just declared the geopolitical tech war over. America won. Karp: “AI makes America the dominant country in the world. We have the right chips, software, engineers, culture, people. The whole thing is combining to become a juggernaut.” Not a prediction. A verdict. While Europe spends its time, in Karp’s words, whining and crying, America built an insurmountable stack. Hardware. Software. Engineers. Risk appetite. Culture. Every variable that determines who wins the AI era pointing in the same direction. Karp: “These partnerships happen and that just throws gasoline on the fire.” NVIDIA building the chips. Palantir building the software. The government clearing the path. When those three forces combine at this scale, the gap between America and everyone else doesn’t close gradually. It becomes permanent. But Karp says the real question isn’t whether America wins. It’s who inside America benefits. Karp: “The real question is, will the GDP growth accrue to all Americans or just wealthy Americans? It depends what you do.” The answer is physical. Huang: “Mechanicals and electricals and plumbers and construction.” The AI boom doesn’t just create software jobs. It creates the largest demand for physical labor America has seen in decades. Data centers. Power infrastructure. Manufacturing facilities. Every gigawatt of compute requires humans to build the buildings, run the cables, install the systems. Karp: “If you build manufacturing jobs. Can you build them? Yes. How? You need AI. Can you train the people? Can you upscale them? Yes, if you use AI.” AI trains the workforce that builds the infrastructure that runs the AI. The loop is self-reinforcing. Huang: “The number one thing of this administration is pro power growth. Look at all the power generations that he’s approved. This is really a pro energy growth administration, pro manufacturing administration.” You cannot have an AI boom without an energy boom. Every chip NVIDIA manufactures is useless without the grid to run it. Clearing land. Approving power generation. Accelerating permitting. That’s not an energy policy. That’s an AI strategy. Hardware dominance. Software dominance. Energy dominance. Huang: “When these things all come together…” America isn’t just building data centers. It’s building the most powerful energy-compute matrix in human history. Whoever controls that matrix doesn’t just lead. They define what’s possible for everyone else who needs access to compete. Right now that’s America. Exclusively.

Alex Karp just declared the geopolitical tech war over. America won. Karp: “AI makes America the dominant country in the world. We have the right chips, software, engineers, culture, people. The whole thing is combining to become a juggernaut.” Not a prediction. A verdict. While Europe spends its time, in Karp’s words, whining and crying, America built an insurmountable stack. Hardware. Software. Engineers. Risk appetite. Culture. Every variable that determines who wins the AI era pointing in the same direction. Karp: “These partnerships happen and that just throws gasoline on the fire.” NVIDIA building the chips. Palantir building the software. The government clearing the path. When those three forces combine at this scale, the gap between America and everyone else doesn’t close gradually. It becomes permanent. But Karp says the real question isn’t whether America wins. It’s who inside America benefits. Karp: “The real question is, will the GDP growth accrue to all Americans or just wealthy Americans? It depends what you do.” The answer is physical. Huang: “Mechanicals and electricals and plumbers and construction.” The AI boom doesn’t just create software jobs. It creates the largest demand for physical labor America has seen in decades. Data centers. Power infrastructure. Manufacturing facilities. Every gigawatt of compute requires humans to build the buildings, run the cables, install the systems. Karp: “If you build manufacturing jobs. Can you build them? Yes. How? You need AI. Can you train the people? Can you upscale them? Yes, if you use AI.” AI trains the workforce that builds the infrastructure that runs the AI. The loop is self-reinforcing. Huang: “The number one thing of this administration is pro power growth. Look at all the power generations that he’s approved. This is really a pro energy growth administration, pro manufacturing administration.” You cannot have an AI boom without an energy boom. Every chip NVIDIA manufactures is useless without the grid to run it. Clearing land. Approving power generation. Accelerating permitting. That’s not an energy policy. That’s an AI strategy. Hardware dominance. Software dominance. Energy dominance. Huang: “When these things all come together…” America isn’t just building data centers. It’s building the most powerful energy-compute matrix in human history. Whoever controls that matrix doesn’t just lead. They define what’s possible for everyone else who needs access to compete. Right now that’s America. Exclusively.

Dustin

51,892 次观看 • 5 个月前