CryptoXWing @CryptoXWing

@FonsboRuben @GuntherEagleman Yep, they did not and still do not understand basic science, or what an infectious is.

Twelve years ago, @ewarren promised Massachusetts’ voters she would go to Washington and hold the bankers and banking industry accountable for their continuous illicit conduct. Recently, Jamie Dimon, CEO of the nation’s largest bank, @jpmorgan, testified, rather, I should say - “testi-lied” - before the Senate Banking Committee, of which, Senator Warren is a member. I was waiting for @ewarren, a self-proclaimed fighter for consumers, small investors, and women, to show up and ask tough questions of Dimon and the banking industry, especially as it pertains to his bank, JP Morgan Chase. I’m still waiting. For example: “To date, JPMorgan Chase has paid a total of $39.68 BILLION in fines to resolve enforcement actions including securities abuses, banking violations, investor protection violations and other offenses.” 👇 dailyhodl.com/2024/05/28/jpm… We’re talking about $40 Billion dollars for illicit financial activities - against ONE BANK! When you add in @BankofAmerica, @WellsFargo , @DeutscheBank @HSBC, @GoldmanSachs, and others, the fraudulent conduct, including money laundering for terrorists, and drug cartels, is staggering. For example, HSBC Bank USA laundered $881 million for notorious drug cartels like the Sinaloa in Mexico and Norte del Valle in Colombia. 👇 investopedia.com/stock-analysis… Yet, Senator Warren failed to ask a single question about any of this criminal activity. Instead, she asked questions solely related to her own political agenda - trying to ban the self-custody of #Bitcoin and other Crypto assets in the United States. Since she claims to be a fighter for women, I was also waiting for her to ask questions about how JP Morgan Chase financed Jeffrey Epstein’s child sex trafficking operation. In fact, JP Morgan settled with the U.S. Virgin Islands for $75 million, over a lawsuit “accusing the nation’s largest bank of facilitating Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking enterprise for 15 years.”👇 reuters.com/world/us/jpmor… JP Morgan also paid $290 million to “sexual abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein who claimed that the bank ignored warnings.” 👇 reuters.com/legal/us-judge… Yet, Senator Warren focused all her questions on Crypto of all things. Why has she remained silent on all of this? Is it because her friends or donors were involved? Many high profile politicians and individuals have been known to visit Epstein’s island. Her silence has been deafening to the victims. Another example of @ewarren’s SELECTIVE OUTRAGE: We know how much she hates crypto. In fact, when she announced she was running for a third term, she said she was building an anti-crypto army. Yet, she hasn’t asked @GaryGensler, a career banker himself, about his private meetings with the biggest Crypto fraudster of all - @SBF_FTX. Is it once again, because her colleagues are involved? Gensler’s is a big time Democratic donor and operative. In the 2008 presidential campaign cycle, Gensler served as a senior advisor to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and later advised the Obama campaign. In May 2015, Gensler was named chief financial officer of Clinton's campaign for president. Also, Gensler’s daughters worked on Senator Warren’s campaign. On top of that, SBF’s dad, Joe Bankman, was the architect for Senator Warren’s tax plan when she ran for president. SBF’s mother, Barbara Fried runs a super PAC called Mind the Gap, which supports progressive candidates, who share Elizabeth Warren’s political ideology. 12 years ago she went to D.C. to hold the big bankers accountable. A decade later, those same bankers write her bills. Her latest anti-crypto bill was written by the Banking Industry itself. Below is a perfect example of the type of Washington corruption people are sick and tired of and one reason, of many, of why I’m going to retire Elizabeth Warren.

@SenWarren @GaryGensler @SECGov I hope you are getting the message! You need to understand blockchain or leave politics! We are voting you out! @SenWarren

JackTheRippler ©️ @RippleXrpie

2 years ago

🚨BREAKING: The vote on FIT21 has OFFICIALLY passed with a VICTORY! GAME OVER SEC! #XRP

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Quick take on our historic day for #crypto policy in Washington, DC. Congress voted to nullify SAB 121.

@annvandersteel And, you actually think Trump has any clue on international issues?.. 🤔 You are clearly a boot licking cult follower!

@DanielGKuhn You clearly have NO clue. Try doing some actual research on a topic before posting an article!

So.... I have read Coindesk's article.... It paints a rather bleak picture of Ripple and XRP, suggesting Ripple is scrambling for relevance with its new stablecoin venture. But let's dive into the claims and add some much-needed context: 1. "Ripple has struggled to win real enterprise customers": While the article emphasizes Ripple's supposed struggles, it's essential to remember that Ripple has formed partnerships with over 300 financial institutions globally. This includes big names like Santander and American Express. Doesn't exactly scream "struggle" to me. 🤔 2. Dwindling usefulness of XRP: The narrative suggests XRP's relevance is fading fast. However, XRP remains a top cryptocurrency by market capitalization and is utilized in international transactions and liquidity management by several financial entities. Its use case in RippleNet's On-Demand Liquidity service highlights its ongoing utility, not its demise. 3. Stablecoin as a desperation move: Describing the launch of a stablecoin as a last-ditch effort seems unfair. Many major crypto projects are exploring or have launched stablecoins as part of their ecosystem expansion. It's not a sign of failure but adaptation and growth in the fast-evolving crypto space. P.S. is PayPal desperate, too? 4. Legal troubles with the SEC: Yes, Ripple is in a legal tangle with the SEC, but it's far from the only crypto company to face regulatory scrutiny. Moreover, the outcome of this legal battle could set a precedent for the industry, indicating Ripple's pivotal role in shaping the future of crypto regulation. 5. Partnership fallouts: Mentioning fallen-through partnerships without context might seem damning. Yet, in the rapidly changing world of fintech and crypto, shifts in partnerships are common as companies pivot and markets evolve. Plus, many partnerships are exploratory and not all are expected to last forever. 6. Ripple's financial services rarely used: The claim that Ripple's services are not widely used needs a closer look. RippleNet and its On-Demand Liquidity service have been adopted by numerous financial institutions for faster, more cost-effective cross-border payments. This contradicts the narrative of underutilization. The article might want you to think Ripple is in trouble, but if you really look at what's happening, Ripple is more like navigating a complex maze than teetering on the edge. Sure, there are challenges, but which innovator doesn’t face them? Ripple’s still pushing forward, finding new paths and opportunities. It’s not about whether they’re stumbling; it’s about how they keep moving ahead What worries me a lot is Coindesk's saliency over Ripple, especially when Ripple has been fighting for the entire crypto industry for three years. They are fighting for what Coindesk makes money on. I wonder if we will ever see the end of this stupid tribalism and realise that we on the blockchain are all fighting together against the old legacy systems that are so reluctant to run anything.

@MattWallace888 He is such a disgusting human being. NO WAY!

@GaryGensler @SECGov We the people are watching!

Steven Nerayoff @StevenNerayoff

3 years ago

@ethereum The downfall won't come from the release of evidence proving the Ethereum narrative false, but from attacking those protecting and enabling these criminals to continue. We need to expose @SECGov, @GaryGensler and other actors covering this up. Soon, we will witness Ethereum's

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@realMeetKevin Lol, hope they have a backup. They should have had it on a blockchain.

@VersanAljarrah Thanks for your post.... What happens if Tether get's audited? BTW- It needs to be audited IMO.

@maxkeiser And... that is exactly why you @maxkaiserr should support #XRPL and #JohnDeatonForSenate

@elonmusk Elon, please support @DeatonforSenate, the crypto community and the #XRPArmy

Eleanor Terrett @EleanorTerrett

3 years ago

🚨NEW: @Scaramucci says he’s “all in” on @DeatonforSenate against @SenWarren and plans to host a fundraiser for him in NYC.

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@cmx11 @WalkerAmerica @ewarren She represents the interests of Big banks and Wallstreet. Learn about what @GaryGensler is doing to ruin good jobs in the blockchain industry. She is driving technology overseas.

@ewarren @ewarren You picked the wrong community to go against. The Crypto community is not Republican or Democrat. We are pro-innovation, and against corrupt political SEC bureaucracy. Stop representing big banks, and Wallstreet, or you will be replaced.

@ewarren @ewarren The Crypto community is not MAGA. I can't stand Trump. I am PRO crypto. The crypto community is pro jobs and US opportunity. Please learn the difference.

@MilaLovesJoe @CBS_Herridge @JudiciaryGOP @GOPoversight @WaysandMeansGOP And you think fox News is news?? Lol

@JDunlap1974 NOT!

@janninereid1 A gold digger marries for money and stinky adult diapers.

@ACTBrigitte OMG, so you actually want your daughter to be a gold-digging slut instead of a creative, confident self-sufficient musician?