>What wallet do I use? There is no right answer for this. Mostly personal preference and security vs. convenience. Hot storage (with Spark support) - XUMM or Exodus. Cold storage - Ledger/Trezor or Paper/Metal Wallet
Looks like you guys dodged your haloperidol shot again, and in your schizophrenic induced delusion believe that this 0.21 stablecoin is ever, ever going to moon
Colton Smith
>Price hasn't been X in the past therefore it cannot ever be X in the future
Listen here Jack, when Barack and I decided to move into cryptocurrency I took one look at it and said, "My god. I'm a blueberry." See back in those days we didn't have fruit like that and you had to go to the fruit stand to buy the good stuff from a fella that called himself "Pineapple Papa". Pineapple Papa started a grassroots effort to make sure that we always hand enough eggs. After all you can't eat onions when your mother's holding a tumor. Uh...yeah. Because then if you.....if you boil it then you're just going to spoil the monkey like it's a kid hitting a baseball into Korea.
It's unrelated but, I suffer from religious OCD, I wholeheartedly believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ and His eternal gift of salvation through faith, but some intrusive thoughts that I cannot stop keep bothering me and are mostly blasphemous to the Lord, some of those thoughts go on like "Do you truly believe in the LORD? What if deep down you're a luciferian?" etc, I get revolted when those thoughts happened and I pray to Jesus. Will he punish me bros?
first post something to ooooo about, he will appear
Parker Sullivan
this user gets it.
Jackson Adams
copy pasta or desperate attention fag i saw this posted multiple times
Camden Harris
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is in your heart not on the thin pages of a deepstate authoritarian structures book. That is just a book of knowledge, learn the lessons and move on, keep Christ in your heart. That's it user.
Based. Blessings of positivity.
Checked.
Oliver Baker
Ripple shown to be honest player when confronted with regulatory concerns. Ripple confirmed to have implemented KYC/AML measures to comply with law enforcement and regulators. Did you read the doc? Brad’s mad that their only mention was about their early fumbles. He’s posturing for more clarity based on my reading of his tweet.
I would just add: Ripple should absolutely move to London. The financial markets regulatory landscape in the US is a fucking nightmare - it looks to have been designed by sadists.
Too many different regulatory bodies fighting for their piece of the pie and just the drafting of regs is unbelievable.
Nathaniel King
why are you copy pasting this again. if you wish to find a different awnser just accept your choice of subjective reality and do what thou whilst. otherwise know that the will of the Lord is your path to salvation.
Justin Phillips
some newfags bullied him.
His energy will be missed.
Julian Baker
Also, XRP confirmed to be a cryptocurrency and not a security by DOJ. FUDsters BTFO
That’s not what I get from his tweets at all. He makes no mention of the report highlighting ripple’s past missteps.
As I said in the last thread: What is an FX swap, who can trade them and with whom, is separate to what AML, etc., you need to satisfy on your clients.
Brad wants regulations telling us what XRP is, not just AML/KYC stuff.
That’s just my reading though - as always, I admit I may be fallible.
Alexander Torres
Larson and Garlinghouse have been pretty pushy lately. Brooks, too- they seem tense, like they are working on a deadline and are finished playing politics. what is most interesting to me is that the SEC, OCC etc have been apparently respondent to their demands. It's absolutely crazy to me that a few weeks ago Garlinghouse was posting about the need for pro-blockchain legislation. Like 2 days later, Emmer and Soto push blockchain legislation through congress. Then, yesterday, Chris Larson and Brian Brooks both talk about the need for regulatory clarity- under 24 hours later, Bill Barrs' Attorney General's office issues a statement on regulation for cryptos.
If I understand it correctly, this is because the EU and China (as well as private entities like Facebook/Celo) are moving forward with their digital currency initiatives very quickly, like debuting within the next month quickly, and we don't want to let them get first mover advantage. this is what Brooks was talking about yesterday.
He’s not going to rehash their foibles. He’s going to say the doc is insufficient and demand more clarity until XRP and Ripple’s remittance platform are viable for financial institutions. His tweets aren’t personal opinions - they’re business.
Luke Walker
Also, see: In the US especially, you need legislation clearly defining what something is, or you get the myriad regulators fighting to position themselves for a bigger role and you’re left not knowing who you’re meant to be listening to
Mason Harris
didn’t manage to get this one in before new bread
Benjamin Reed
Are you reading what I’m posting?
That’s exactly what I said. The DOJ’s not does not provide regulatory clarity, so he’s pushing for that. A view on AML/KYC is not regulatory clarity on what XRP is.
