RIPPLE "GLOBAL RULEBOOK" EXPOSED! THIS IS HUGE! MUST WATCH!

Añadido: 2026-05-11

[00:00:00]The internet of value is here across borders beyond banks.

[00:00:30]Welcome to the future. Welcome to Apex.

[00:00:35]>> Hey my friend, I hope all is well with you. This is going to be part two of a video for the global rule book that Ripplet has in which all the banks and payment providers sign up to when they sign up to the Ripple network. Now, even if you haven't watched part one, it's okay. Part two will be fine. You will get it. Trust me, you can't even imagine what I'm going to show you in this video, my friend. So, before we get started, please like and subscribe if you like this content. It really helps the channel. And quick disclaimer, I'm not a financial adviser. This is not financial advice. It's for entertainment purposes only, but I try to make it extremely entertaining for you, if you know what I mean, my friend. This is going to be a really, really good one.

[00:01:12]Okay, so I'm just going to go over quickly, maybe a minute, just show you what I showed in, not show everything, but just show a glimpse of what I showed in part one. This is the Ripplet committee. This is a rippleet website.

[00:01:23]Ripple has a global rule book right here. All network members adhere to the ripplet rule book. A common global framework with functional standards and SLAs's. SLA stands for service level agreement. Okay, so Ripplet rulebook common global framework. A global framework. Okay, keep that in mind. And if you've watched part one, don't worry.

[00:01:45]I'm not showing everything I showed in part one. I'm just going to show you all the different. So I had asked AI in part one I had asked AI give me a list of all the different projects globally that are involved in crossber payments CBDC's all this good stuff show me every one of them which has a global rule book okay so what the AI showed me was the BIS internet paper okay internet the financial system for the future the dual strategy to transform crossber payments a fet paper again in 2025 the regulated library network white paper which used to be called the regulated internal value, but they changed the name because everybody knows that's Ripple. Everybody knows Ripple is the internal value. So, they changed the name. And then there was this one, global stable coin regulatory playbook. They talked again about global rule book. All these projects have a global rule book. The project Nexus has a global rulebook.

[00:02:37]BIS, unified ledger blueprint, Mbridge project, they all have global rule book that all the participants and member banks and payment providers sign up to.

[00:02:47]Isn't that interesting? Isn't that interesting? Now, in part two here, what I want to do is I want to show you really what this global rule book does for Ripplet. It's literally global dominance. I'm going to break it down and then I'm also going to show you how all of these projects is the XRP ledger.

[00:03:03]Okay. So, I'm going to break it down more in this part two. All right. So, I asked AI right here, Gro Grog 3, I asked, "Please tell me a bit more about this ripple rule book." Okay. And I and I basically copy pasted this right here what I had here in AI and said tell me more about it. So you're going to like this one. You are going to like this one my friend. The Ripplet rule book is the foundational government sorry the foundational governance document for Ripplet Ripple's global payments network that connects banks payment providers and financial institutions for crossborder transactions. key purpose.

[00:03:44]It establishes a common global framework. Okay, it's a global framework that all network members must follow.

[00:03:52]And here in part one, I had clearly shown that all of these documents for the fet regular library network shared ledger unified ledger concept project agora it's all talking about a global framework. There's global governance, a rulebook and a framework. All right, keep that in mind. So it establishes a common global framework that all network members must follow. This ensures consistency, interoperability and reliability across the network similar to how traditional payment schemes work and it operates with shared rules. Okay, they give example of card networks and swift. Core elements. This is crucial my friend. Core elements of this global rule book functional standards. These cover technical and operational aspects such as data formats aligned with the ISO200022 standards via the standard ripplet payout objective or the SRPO. It also the data format such as sorry it also the technical and operational aspects such as the transaction flows, the messaging and the interoperability requirements. This minimizes inefficiencies, reduces operational overload, and enables seamless end-to-end payments. Number two, service level agreements, SLAs's. These define performance expectations, including timelines for payment processing, availability, response times, and other metrics to provide operational certainty. Number three, the rights, the obligations, and business rules. It outlines legal and commercial responsibilities for participants, senders, receivers, compliance expectations such as AML and KYC, dispute resolution and processes for network changes. Governance Ripplet is governed by the Ripplet committee formally involving an advisory board, a group of participating financial institutions. This structure allows members to collectively evolve the network, update standards, and maintain the rule book to meet industry needs.

[00:06:02]The rule book helps create a permissioned trusted network where members can transact with anyone else on Ripplet through a single integration and agreement rather than negotiating bilaterally. Availability. The full rule book is not public available.

[00:06:20]Of course not. Of course not. It is provided to network members and prospective participants can request a copy through their Ripple representative. In summary, the Ripplet rule book is what turns Ripplet from just technology into a cohesive rulesbased payment network. What kind of network? A global payment network.

[00:06:43]delivering speed, transparency, lower cost and predictability for crossborder payments while supporting compliance and global standards for the most current or related version. Contact Ripple blah blah blah. Now, I'm going to show some deep dive documents that you might have seen. A lot of them you probably seen if you've seen all my stuff, but I'm going to show some that you probably haven't seen that I haven't showed many times.

[00:07:08]I'm going to try to make this video under 25 minutes if I can. So, we're going to look here the first paper here.

[00:07:13]Okay, I'm going to show the proof that all of these is the X ledger. I'm just going to touch on it a bit. Okay, so the BIS paper instead of saying internet of value, they say internet, financial internet. That way we don't know it's Ripple. All right, so the BIS internet project. The BIS is the central banks for all central banks. It answers to nobody. All right. So why does this document FINet the financial system for the future which was published in 2024, why does it match? This is the foundational BIS vision paper for fintet interconnected financial ecosystems like the internet powered by tokenized assets unified/shared ledgers and CBDC like tokenized central bank money. It explicitly discusses rule books. Okay. So right here it talks about the internet unified ledger shared ledger everything and then talks about project nexus. Number three here the regulated library network which used to be called the regulated internet of value. like I said and then also global stable coins. Now, as I said before and I keep saying this, I was the first one to crack the code on the unified ledger shared ledger that it's all the XRP ledger. So the shared ledger regulated library network the finet financial internet and the regulated uh sorry the shared ledger unified ledger unified ledger concepts the fet financial internet it's all the ledger okay the central bankers and the powers that be are using different names different terminologies for the XRP ledger so that me and you can't figure out that it's all the leedger but I was the first one to crack the code on that when I started my channel about a year ago to show this, okay? Not because I'm better than anybody. Like I say, I'm not better than anybody else. I'm just a bit crazier than everybody else because I spent over 9,000 hours researching XRP alone. Okay?

[00:09:02]Over 20,000 hours of research I've done into crypto. Over 9,000 hours in XRP alone over numerous numerous years every single day. Almost 5 to 10 hours per day almost every day. You know, maybe there's a few days which just 2 hour 3 hour, but still I'm brushing my teeth, going for a walk. I'm still brainstorming, thinking about what I learned. So, even when I wasn't researching, I was still thinking about it, trying to connect the dots. So, again, not cuz I'm better than anybody else, just a bit crazier in and spending that much time researching XRP. Now, I'm going to do this probably every video because 90% of the people that are watching my video right now or 80% of the statistics show that 90% of people watch my video have never watched my videos before. That's the statistics for YouTube. So if you want to see all the proof that the unified ledger, shared ledger, regular lobby network, it's all the Xedger, all of it. You want to see my deep dives here in Apex Crypto Community right here. Okay, there's eight deep dives there and there's a tab. You can ask me questions. You can try it out for free for 7 days. You don't even have to pay to get in. You can free trial for 7 days. But right here is where I prove that the unified ledger, shared ledger, you can't even imagine. Eight deep dives. You you watch these deep dives, you'll be ahead of 99.99999% of people in this industry. Eight deep dives here. Okay. And there's plenty of other stuff you can't even imagine. But let me go back here. So, for example, actually the BIS here, there's 15 deep dives. Go on and on and on. You want to check out the community. But if you want to go deeper right here, unified ledger right here under courses and right here.

[00:10:27]Now, remember that all of these different projects including project Agora, Project Mbridge, Project Nexus, they all have a global rule book. So, I'm going to show you a few documents here related to that. Here's a document from the BIS. Okay. the same ones that coined the unified ledger fint. It's this is the committee on payments and markets infrastructure. This is the crossborder payments interoperability and extension task force. This is a task force like I said in my other deep dives, okay? This is not just a bunch of people getting together to go get some ice cream, okay? Or, you know, to go watch a movie at the Teeter. This is a task force. It's the crossborder payments interoperability task force for the BIS. This is the central banks for all central banks. And right here, you'll see that there's only Ripple.

[00:11:14]Ripple is the only blockchain company on the interoperability task force for the central banks of all central banks.

[00:11:21]Right here, Ripple. And then we see Swift, of course. Why? Because the shared ledger that Swift is using is the XRP ledger. Okay? This whole idea that Swift is competing with Ripple, it's all Teeter. It was all teeter. And if you don't believe me, go here under the Apex crypto community again and watch these three deep dives right here. Swift 10,000 banks. Three videos. You you will never doubt ever again that the XRP ledger literally is what Swift uses.

[00:11:50]Okay, they will use. Now, this document right here is where they admit that the regulated library network used to be called the regulated intern of value in the first in 2022 in a city bank document right here. In essence, the regulated liability network is an interoperable network, interoperable network of commercial banks and central banks liabilities. The aim of the infrastructure is to improve national and international payments by using distributed ledger technology. The concept originates in the article entitled the regulated internet of value published by Croup in 2021. Okay, I have that document actually. I I found a document. I have it. Representations from various industries came together in 2022 to publish a white paper fleshing out the idea of the regulatory network.

[00:12:40]But again, the first time it was ever mentioned was in 2021. It was called the regulated internet of value cuz everybody knows that Ripple is the internal value. So that's why they had to change the name. And then it gets better, my friend. So right here they're going to admit that the bank for international settlements which is a central banks for all central banks.

[00:12:59]Okay, instead of saying regulated le network they say unified ledgers or unified ledger right here the programmable platform on which tokenized forms of money circulate as holding great promise instead of our instead of regulated le sorry you can't see this I think it's in the way my head might be in the way here. Sorry just one sec.

[00:13:16]Okay you can see it sorry. So instead um sorry instead of regulated library network RLN instead of RN the BIS uses the term unified ledger. So they're admitting here that the unified ledger and the regulated library network are the same thing cuz when the central banks of all central banks basically instead of saying regulated IB network they say unified ledger. Okay. So now we know the regular library network the regulated internal value and the unified ledger it's all the same thing. So these are all things that have a global rule book which Ripple has and the global rule book is identical to the Ripplet rule book. Okay. So again I'm just showing you proof that the list of different projects that we went through that it's all saying it has a global rule book. I'm showing you proof that this is all the XRP ledger. Okay. So regular regular and unified ledger it's all the same thing. Now in this document here, Tony uh Ryan Rug is having a discussion with Tony Mccclaclin, the head of innovation, head of technology for City Bank. All right, the same bank that first coined the term regulated internet of value and then changed it to the regular library network. He's going to say Tony Mccclaclin here is going to admit that the regulated library network and the shared ledger are the same thing. So right here he says literally so 20 so right here he goes on to say how the banks they all have a data center okay right here they've got a database in that data center and it's a little island of data protected by your own bank now then if you zoom out there are approximately 25,000 banks let's say in the world so 25,000 data centers 25,000 databases separate islands of data and shared ledger and shared ledger and blockchain you've got a common database essentially. So the question is, okay, there's no question. They know they can do it. Okay, again, they're trying to act as if this is theoretical.

[00:15:08]It's just a concept. It's not a question. They know it works. They already implemented 98% of it. Okay, they're always 10 steps of what they're ahead of what they're telling you. So the question is, is there the possibility to migrate the traditional banking system? So take the same kind of institutions, take the central banks, the commercial banks and the fintexs and migrate them onto a shared ledger, one shared ledger. And that's what the regulated library network essentially is. So he's telling you here the regular library network and the shared ledger, a shared ledger or shared ledger concept, also known as a unified ledger, it's all the same thing. Regular library network and shared ledger is the same thing.

[00:15:49]Okay? So keep that in mind. Now Gilbert Verdian from Quant when he's talking about the regulated library network I could show you the video right now he's talking it's right on their website on YouTube quant website literally once YouTube sorry he's saying that literally we provide the programmability interoperability and custom APIs for the regular library network but we also partnered with R3 who's bringing over the shared ledger where all the tokenized assets will reside all of them right that includes CBDC's here in another document talking about the regulated library network. Okay, so keep in mind now I've proven that the regular library network, regulated regulated library internet value, sorry, unified ledger and the shared ledger, it's all the same thing. Now they're going to admit here that the regulated library network could become a global RTGS. All right, the could bring several benefits.

[00:16:44]For example, the RN may offer potential for a new global settlement infrastructure based on regulated issuers and instruments that could support both domestic and crossber use cases. By including central bank money from multiple jurisdiction, it has the potential to create a global realtime gross settlement settlement capability.

[00:17:06]Global realtime gross settlement global RTGS. All right, keep that in mind.

[00:17:13]global real-time growth settlement. The RN could diffuse the disintermediation effect of narrow CBC proposals and could avoid the fragmentation caused by now watch this my friend this document that leaked from the Hyperledger Foundation in 2017 2018 maybe it was 2019 but I'm thinking more 2018 2019 the Hyperledger Foundation now became the decentralized trust you can't even imagine the Linux Foundation decentralized trust can't even imagine how massive they are okay the director former director of the DTCC went to literally the Hyperledger Foundation. He was literally the director or manager head guy at the Hyperledger Foundation. Long long long story, but right here document that leaked. They were showing how they're going to create the internet of value.

[00:17:57]It showed how XRP ledger right here. The XRP ledger was the global RTGS, global realtime growth settlement. What did I show you here? Global realtime growth settlement capability. The art regularly liberated network right here has the potential to become a global realtime growth settlement right here my friend I just moved over here on the other side here. So right here it says the interled ledger protocol at the bottom here. The interled ledger protocol will enable financial institutions and central banks to make their existing infrastructure and processes interoperable with other currencies asset classes asset classes and the X ledger comma and it goes on to explain what is the Xedger and the Xedger which is the global liquidity marketplace and the global decentralized RTGS system realtime growth settlement system. They're telling you here that the global the ledger which is the public ledger is decentralized. It's a global decentralized realtime growth settlement. Exactly what it says that the regulatory network will become.

[00:19:01]Okay. So right here you're seeing these are all the CBDC's. These are national payment systems, right? They're all connected. These are all RTGS. So all the central banks in the world, the majority of the central banks, not all, but the majority of them have what are called realtime growth settlement systems that all the local banks and the banks in that country connect to the central banks. They're known as RTGS systems. So you see here, Bank of Japan, Target 2, Fed Wire, these are all RTGS systems all here, national payment systems. These are local payments. These are national payments right here. But it's that's why it's saying that the X ledger is the global RTGS. So, it's a central banks for all the central banks, global RTGS, the RTGS for all the RTGS.

[00:19:43]And I have another video, I won't show it because it'll make the video too long, but I have a video from the head of uh head of technology or head of innovation technology for the BIS saying how the unified ledger could replace Swift. Who has been saying now for 7 8 years we're going to replace Swift?

[00:20:00]We're going to replace Swift. It's Ripple, right? I could show you a thousand different videos of Brad Carlinghouse saying we're going to replace Swift. All right. So, right here, this is a document leaked out. I really like this one. The regular library network explained. The regular library network is a financial markets infrastructure FMI operating a shared ledger. A shared ledger. Okay, your shared ledger is right here, my friend.

[00:20:22]That's your shared ledger. That's your unified ledger, shared ledger, regulated library network, regulated settlement network, the internet. This is it right here, my friend. So a shared ledger with all sovereign money, all sovereign money on the same chain. So all sovereign money means all the CBDC's. So all the national currencies, Canadian dollar, US dollar, the peso, the yuan, all of them.

[00:20:50]Okay? All sovereign money, a shared ledger one. Keep that in mind. All sovereign money. So all the different CDC's on the same chain including central bank money, commercial bank money and electronic money. So when they show here the regular library network has different partitions. These are ledgers. Central bank partition, commercial bank partition, e- money.

[00:21:14]These are ledgers. So it includes includes so the regular leby network includes central bank money from multiple jurisdiction creating a global RTGS capability global RTGS. Isn't that interesting? What did I show you here my friend right here was a global RTGS right XRP ledger is the global RTGS and this document if you look at the bottom here on the right hand side way at the bottom it's coming from city bank again okay the next generation of multicurrency settlement infrastructure addressing the CPMI the committee on payments markets infrastructure and the BIS work on crossborder payments cross border the CPMI remember this document I showed you a few seconds ago my friend the Committee on Payments and Markets Infrastructure, the BIS, where I showed you that Ripple's the only blockchain company literally on this task force, which I told you they're not just getting together to go get some ice cream or watch a movie at the theater.

[00:22:11]Okay, right here. So, my friend, I'm don't want to make the video too long.

[00:22:15]There's many other documents I could show you. Uh, I don't think I'll do a part three because I think I've butchered this one or I beat this one enough. Uh, again, if you want to see all the proof, just go here, my friend.

[00:22:27]Okay, just go watch this course here.

[00:22:29]There's eight deep dives right here on Apex Crypto Community. I'll try to remember to put the link. I usually always remember and let me show you a bit around the community here because you don't want to miss this. So, right here, there's a course showing all the proof that Swift will use the XRP ledger. Okay, right here, this course here, three deep dives. If you want to see all the proof that the US Federal Reserve is going to use XRP, it would be this course here, two deep dives. You want to see all the proof that Ripple R3 is definitely using the XRP ledger through the cord settler which should be called the XRP settler because it exclusively uses XRP for settlement. You would watch this one. And now if you're thinking, well Jesse, what about R3 cord? What about XDC? I thought it's XDC. In this video right here, two deep dives, I clearly showed the difference between XDC and XRP in regards to the R3 cord. Okay. Yes, XDC is absolutely massive, but for crossber and liquidity, XRP is that main ledger. I explain the difference here in great great great detail because I spent thousands and thousands of hours. I spent at least 1,000 hours researching XDC numerous years ago, a few years ago. So, I spent maybe 2,000. I'm not sure. I spent a lot of time researching XDC. Okay? It's a massive project, Zinfin Network. If you want to see the proof that they're literally talking about a global stable coin and they're describing XRP to the tea, to the tea, you want to watch these two deep dives right here. to uh XRP ledger exposed most shocking XRP globalbacked stable coin. You want to see the real proof if you Oh, and my goodness. If you're new to Q& or you're bullish on Q, I spent over 5,000 hours researching XRP. If uh sorry, Q& 5,000 hours researching. If you want to understand why Q& is literally the Microsoft Windows of the fourth industrial age, the Microsoft Windows for this fourth industrial age that we're going into, which is the tokenization age, you want to watch the first six or seven deep dives in this course here. I've cracked the code on you can't even imagine. Can't even imagine. There's 13 deep dives, but if you watch just the first two or three, you will be uh more than fine, my friend. If you want to see the real history of Ripple, why it's the IMF technically behind Ripple, the special drawing rights going way back to the 1988 magazine, Economist magazine, the rising phoenix, I really cracked the code on Ripple. You want to watch these deep dives here. You can't even imagine what you'll find here. Like you'll you will faint if you watch these deep dives here. You you might not faint, but you'll come come close to fainting, I think. Watch these deep dives right here, my friend. Okay. I cracked the XRP code. Ripple's big secret exposed. XRP plan for 38 years ago. This is Oh, anyways, you you'll just have to watch it. It's You can get in for free.

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[00:25:17]And we also do a live community call once a month. Uh sorry, once a week. We do a live community call and we'll probably get more going as well. There's a bunch of stuff. So never ending. You can ask me questions daily. Got the live community call. We've got the different community trades basically. We've got Ripple, Q& Stellar, HAR, XTC, Algarand, Stronghold, Onondo, Canton, other utility tokens, crypto news, on and on.

[00:25:39]Anyways, if you want to go deeper, that's what the community is for. I've got my 20,000 hours of research in this community. So that's pretty much it, my friend. Oh, I always forget. I'm also doing uh one-on-one calls. I'm still doing a limited number of calls. I can't take on, you know, hundreds of people, but I do still do them. The link will be in the description as well. So, if you like this kind of content, please like and subscribe. It really helps the channel. Thank you so so so much for all the love that you guys have been showing me in the comments. I really appreciate all your support. I'm wishing you a great day, great night, great evening wherever you are. And God bless you all so much. Thank you.