XRP: EXTREME Unleashing Will Be Taking Place!

Added: 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]Welcome back to the channel. Wait a minute. We have all this super bullish stuff happening with the uh the DTCC with Ripple Prime, which we know Ripple Prime, if they want to be global, they have to utilize XRPL. We already know that. Didn't they make a bunch of statements before Ripple about, you know, uh moving a lot of that value across the XRPL, something like that last year, I believe. You can check on that. Don't quote me on that, but I believe that they did. But anyway, you have that stuff with the DTCC. Don't you have some stuff with Stellar going on with the DTCC? Not that that's a surprise because these things are super bull. Bankcoins are super bullish.

[00:00:32]Always have been.

[00:00:34]And like I said, I don't think they've ever been more bullish than right now.

[00:00:38]You're going to see big thing after big thing happening. Why is that relevant right now? All of these, why did I mention that? Because it's important to see how they're becoming the plumbing of the system. All of these Bankcoin blockchains, not one to rule them all, are super bullish and we we're seeing very potent activities happening.

[00:00:55]Meanwhile, this is happening. I said all that to lead up to this. So, you have articles like this. I want to bring this to your attention. They're not doing this for no reason or randomly. This article is titled exclusive as Fed leashes bank examiners. Wall Street pushes for more. They want more, bro. folks, they don't want So, let's not get some things confused here. So, yes, they have the whole the thing that's been taking the forefront is them loosening up uh uh capital requirements and things like that, right? Don't let that blind you.

[00:01:39]Although, that's very suspicious as well. That's very interesting as well and that's very bullish because they're loosening up capital requirements which mean they could play with capital in more ways which means that more capital they could possibly bring to crypto which makes the everyone knows it makes capital the fastest the biggest capital.

[00:01:55]Those are the explosions where it's really exciting you want to play and they want to play a lot but not that don't let that blind you.

[00:02:03]The real story here is they don't regulators aren't going to be checking on them as often, if at all. Cuz you know how that goes. Listen to this. Why don't they What don't they want them to know about? What don't they want them checking on? Why was that a request? Oh, look into us a little bit less. And they and the regulators bent the knee. Why?

[00:02:24]The only time, in my humble opinion, you don't have to agree. The only time that happens when something big is about to go down. When something big is about to get rigged. The and the biggest thing ever is sitting right in front of everyone. You got a huge cash pile on the side that never went anywhere. It got bigger. You have Why didn't that go?

[00:02:41]I thought they said it was going into the stock market, but it didn't. Hit that like button if you like this type of content, but it didn't. So, where's it going to go? Crypto. This is a no-brainer.

[00:02:53]They're all getting knee deep. Crypto ET ETPs of all kinds. They're setting up infrastructure. They're buying tokens directly.

[00:03:01]the biggest explosion of all time is why they wouldn't want to want anyone looking over their shoulder, any regulators looking over their shoulder.

[00:03:08]So that way, and this has been established, it's not opinion that there's been a multitude of rigging of the financial markets. You even have investigations by the government going on right now. We read it read uh reports on it a week ago. That's in addition to the hundreds of thousands of other documents that came out before about federal investigations, in addition to what came out in the UK about their investigations.

[00:03:35]And they were all exposing that the industry rigs itself so that it wins and it's the big it's the biggest beneficiary benefit. That make sense?

[00:03:45]Let me read this little tidbit to you here. I'm a little excited. This is I like this kind of news because because it gives us something to really tear apart. is very uh substantial and where it leads explosions in price. Wall Street banks are aggressively lobbying the Federal Reserve to permanently lock in lock in lighter regulatory oversight. Why? How is that beneficial?

[00:04:08]Folks, ask yourself this question.

[00:04:12]How's that beneficial in an environment where there probably should be more more oversight?

[00:04:18]The banking industry, no disrespect, it's just what we've seen from the research that have been done by federal investigators, has been running wild.

[00:04:26]Also, just with our our own two eyes, we can see what happened in the private credit market, [laughter] right? We can see what happened with uh uh commercial real estate. They messed everything up. Why would you if a if an individual or entity messes everything up, why would you not look into them? Why would you not keep a closer eye on them? because they're capable of making massive systemic mistakes, which the Fed and other central banks clearly are admitting, the ECB as well, that these problems could cause something systemic, which they're actively trying to resolve right now.

[00:05:01]So, why less oversight when there should be more oversight?

[00:05:06]What do you think about that? You tell me. Let's go. Let's scroll down here a little bit. Let's continue. So to they want to permanently lock in lighter regulatory oversight. In my humble opinion that confirms that they're looking to bring the system down. If you have permanent lighter regulatory oversight means things are the the the roller coaster the train is going to go way out of control because every time they have less oversight they go out of control. Hence why they put more oversight more rules in at after the 2008 crash.

[00:05:40]Make sense?

[00:05:42]If this is permanent, this what you know of as the old system is going down. In my humble opinion, I don't see any other way. They will run and they're going to profit off of running it into the ground and then building everything back up into the new financial system, which the new financial system is only the uh the tip of the iceberg. It's the tip of the iceberg and the entirety of the iceberg is an entirely new world system.

[00:06:09]What was it? Wait a minute. Who was it the other day? That's they actually said new world order. Was it Was it Christine Lagarde?

[00:06:17]Funny how someone in the financial industry is the one who said it. New world order. Really interesting. Let's continue on reading here.

[00:06:27]So, they want to lock in lighter regulatory oversight to prevent future administrations from reversing their recent regulatory winds. But those regulatory wins, although they'll be uh positive for um anyone who's in my humble opinion, not financial advice, involved in any of the assets that are going to skyrocket because you have more capital to play with now and you're definitely going to play and that capital is going to spread around. So, it can cause the skyrocketing in prices of a lot of these assets. While anyone involved, that's positive for them. At the same time, it will cause the bringing down of the legacy system of what how people know it today. Uh and so anyone not involved, it would be a negative because now you will have something systemic happens, bank runs happen, freezing of funds happen, maybe if they still have the whole buyin thing. I'm not sure on the particulars if that has changed as well. They've been changing a bunch of stuff. Uh but I'm pretty sure with uninsured deposits, that's a no-brainer. they're going to take those uninsured deposits that are not covered um and claim it as their own to use however they see fit. So then there's that, but then there's also this weird uh we ex I well not we I exposed that on this channel here. The insure deposits, there's not enough to cover them if there's a major systemic event.

[00:07:44]I showed everything. We went so deep that I even showed that what they can borrow from the Fed is not enough.

[00:07:50]Hundreds of billions is not enough to cover trillions.

[00:07:55]Not at all. [laughter] So then it continues on further. It says here following a massive overhaul. So this is what I'm saying. Look at that.

[00:08:04]They already received a lot. And I believe it was Michelle Bowman that told them don't push for more. This was just too much and they're pushing anyway.

[00:08:11]Why? What's about to occur? What's happening? What's the cause for this?

[00:08:15]We're seeing the effects. What's the cause? There has to be a catalyst.

[00:08:18]What's the catalyst? What are they trying to benefit from? What are they trying to go deep in? What are they trying to play more in? You could say it's stocks. You could say it's crypto.

[00:08:26]But nonetheless, whatever it is, and I believe firmly it's crypto. Same, it's the same reason, in my humble opinion, that cash pile didn't move majorly just yet. Why didn't it? All the big-times said it was going to go in the stock market, but it didn't. Why didn't it?

[00:08:39]So, that's my humble opinion, and you're entitled to your own. I'm going to respect that. But whatever it is you decide that that that that's what they want to go deep into stocks, crypto, commodities, it's going to explode.

[00:08:51]They're probably going to diversify. You want to be honest. I'm not saying it's all going into crypto. So, following a massive overhaul of bank supervision led by Fed vice chair for supervision Michelle Bowman, the central bank has sharply curtailed its most stringent tool for correcting bank behavior.

[00:09:09]Right. What were they doing before that was so uncoup? They were going wild, getting into everything, taking wild risks. And right now, crypto is not even risky. They're going to go deep in my humble opinion. And while people are being distracted with this whole tribalistic, you know, this coin versus that coin, this blockchain, that's silly. They don't do that. When it comes to AI, you got Chad CBT1, you have um Claude one, Gemini one. They're all thriving. They're doing great. uh Perplexity, they're all doing wonderful and and and then their customized options are doing wonderful, right, for the different companies. There's going to be multiple winners in crypto the same way. Just like you have multiple banks that are thriving. They all came from nothing.

[00:09:54]You know, you have your JP Morgans, you have your Bank of Americas, you have your Santandere, you have your your regular banks that nobody even know the name of. They're just on the corners of these suburb suburban streets and they're doing okay. there's going to be multiple winners in crypto the same way.

[00:10:09]So the bank coins which is only a handful of them they are very well positioned your hideeras your your your XRPs your uh bitcoins and it's hard for people to accept right now but in the future people are going to look back and say man we were right about that we got in early right it's always that way same way what happened with the computer companies came from nothing the IBMs and such I I I showed you that and the banks conscripted them they brought them in purchased bought everything up and it made them very powerful. Are they not powerful now? Your Microsofts, your IBMs, all these hard hardware makers, right? They became wealthy, the banks became wealthy, whoever invested in them became wealthy.

[00:10:52]Same thing is going to happen with crypto. It's happening right now, right in front of everyone's eyes. It's just it just seems that many people have it.

[00:10:59]They're they're it's hard for them to accept that it's their moment. They're in the light right now. It's their walking the path that could lead to somewhere great. They fear greatness. A lot of people do. They don't want to believe they can. I've seen this a lot of times in different combat sports that I used to participate in. I know that this guy, I'm coaching this guy. I know this guy can beat this guy. I know it.

[00:11:22]I've watched footage, hours and hours of footage. Scoured the internet looking for what this guy does often. What does how does he train? What's his training partner say? All this stuff. But I'm telling whoever I'm coaching, you can beat this guy. And the person doesn't believe.

[00:11:40]Guess what? I'm like, "All right, well, just trust my words. Do this, do that."

[00:11:44]Coaching him. Goes in there and beats the guy. Didn't believe the entire time, but goes in there and beats the guy. And yes, the guy is tough, but he beat the guy. You have So, it's your sometimes it's your time. And people are afraid that it's their time. They're afraid to win. They're afraid of greatness. I don't know how else to convey that. I don't fully understand it. I'm one where I believe.

[00:12:06]I know I have to. In order to get to the top of whatever mountain I'm climbing, I have to believe I'm going to do it. And nothing can stop me. I'm willing to lay my life down and make it to the top of that mountain. I'm not taking no for an answer. My body has to literally stop. I can't move. If I can move, I'm going to make it. That's how I That's how I approach things, you know. Um probably because of a lot of stuff I went through in life. I just had to I had to make it.

[00:12:32]Um, so maybe you could attribute that to conditioning. But if I can have that mentality, I feel like anyone can have that mentality as well. You just have to develop it. It was developed in me. It could be developed in you. So what I'm saying is I think it's crypto's time.

[00:12:46]It's coming. It hasn't arrived yet. All those explosions before were great.

[00:12:49]Sure. Made millionaires. Yes, I get it.

[00:12:53]Uh, and maybe some people have become comfortable. Maybe they saved their mill. They're comfortable. So now they don't believe because that time all they feel like that was the time. No, I don't agree. Respectfully, I don't agree because things are just getting bigger.

[00:13:08]The players are getting their their pockets are deeper.

[00:13:12]Everything's more important. Whatever's coming is going to be bigger. And those big-time players have not pumped the markets yet. They didn't.

[00:13:21]So what's going to happen when they do?

[00:13:22]Think about that for a moment. They're not here to make pennies. They're not here to make thousands. They're not here to make millions. They're here to make hundreds of millions while maybe even billions while moving trillions and quadrillions.

[00:13:36]And certain parts of crypto, I do believe they here's the reason they don't like all of these communities. And they sew the seeds, you know, of doubt in those communities and try to break them apart because they want to dominate it. They don't want anyone talking about these things in the future. They can't stop what you're doing right now, but they're trying.

[00:13:55]They're trying they're trying to turn you against those things, your bank coins. So seeds of doubt so that they can dominate it so that in the future mostly they know about it. It's a privileged thing. Only those ones in the group, in the club, in the in the click, in the the the uh the fraternal circle, only they get to play with this and make the capital off of it, right? So they want to control and dominate those things as they do with most hot things.

[00:14:24]And you see the domination happening right now. All right, let's go here.

[00:14:28]Wait a minute. Give you a little I gave you a little bit of my opinion. I read from the article. All right, let's move on here. What is this? A little bit of chain link news. Okay, we'll we'll circle back to some Solana news perhaps tomorrow. Uh but this article is titled from Trading View Chain Link and two others uh Saturn CCIP integration. All right, you've been seeing a lot of uh chain links crosschain uh interoperability protocol absorption lately, but let's read a little tidbit. Strategies STRC digital credit is going on on chain via Saturn, which has adopted Chain Link's crosschain interoperability protocol as its official cross-chain infrastructure.

[00:15:14]According to the chain link team, the post notes that USDAT and SUSDAT deposits surpassed $220 million within 6 weeks. That I'm not concerned with. I'm just concerned with anything that's positive for Chain Link. This can lead to more business coming to Chain Link, right? That's a positive. That's all I care about. Something positive for Chainlink that in the future makes it more bullish and that price could explode a little bit more. And I'm super bullish on Chainlink. It says and CCIP will be used to unlock crosschain distribution for STRC for link. Additional CCIP integration strengthen its position as core cross-chain middleware and can increase protocol usage and feed generation over time. I'm wait a minute that good job article writer. Typically article writers don't sum everything up like that to tell you why it's bullish. I was just saying what I was saying but that's just my that was just my honest thought.

[00:16:10]That's always my thought when it comes to bank coins. Does whatever's happening make the price super bullish. Does it make it does it positive for a price increase long term? Because I'm long term with these things. Um, so to see an article writer put that there. Just right in the middle of a paragraph, not at the end of the article, in the middle of the first paragraph. I like that. I like that. Who wrote this? Tell me a name. Nope, they don't tell me a name.

[00:16:36]See, when you see websites, if any website is listening or one of you maybe you're in charge of a website, when you put the name of the writer, that allows us to search for that writer in the future. I do that all the time, especially with commodities. Um, so yeah, put the writer's name sometimes.

[00:16:52]Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

[00:16:53]This one doesn't have a writer's name.

[00:16:55]It's just a website. All right, so now let's move on here. That's very good for chain link. Let's move on here. A little bit of Bitcoin news. This article is titled, "Bitcoin miners face AI squeeze as hash rate flattens."

[00:17:10]Really?

[00:17:11]Bitcoin miners are rapidly pivoting toward artificial intelligence and high miners are rapidly pivoting to how's Okay, let me let them elaborate. And high performance computing infrastructure triggering a structural flattening and and contraction of the global network hash rate. Will tell me what they're using artificial intelligence for. Be specific. No, I don't want to guess. I don't want to guess. They should tell me. Let's continue. A mid-year report by Fidelity I can assume, but I don't want to. A mid-year report by Fidelity Digital Assets confirms that depressed mining margins and massive demand for AI data centers have spurred an industry-wide structural retooling.

[00:17:51]Wait a minute. They they need to clarify that as well. Massive demand for AI data centers. I've done some research on that quite a bit and it's showing that the DT data the data centers are both for DT and AI majorly not all of them but majorly they're sharing with each other so what do you mean by you mean like the capital is being re reallocated is that what you mean then you just say structural retooling industry-wide structural retooling clarify that as well but let's continue on maybe they will so rather than expanding their cryptographic hashing power. Major public mining operations are choosing to monetize their energy access by hosting energy hungry AI graphics processing units.

[00:18:37]Yes, they need to elaborate on that as well.

[00:18:41]That I what am I to make of this? Major public mining operation are choosing to monetize their energy access. Okay. By hosting. Then you go the other way. So they're monetizing a positive for them because they need to make capital.

[00:18:54]they need to make capital. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do um in order to make capital. Then you go the other way with a negative and say by hosting energy hungry AI graphics processing units and how are they utilizing such. But let's I'm not a Bitcoin miner. So I don't proclaim to know these things. I don't proclaim to know all things. One should remain uh learning is ongoing. Socrates said it. I know that I know nothing. Doesn't mean he was a fool. doesn't mean he doesn't know anything. It's Socrates. That means that he's he knows there's always more to learn. So, he stays uh open to that possibility of learning. But let's continue on here. The pivot is driven entirely by severe revenue pressure on pure pure play Bitcoin mining alongside lucrative long-term AI contracts.

[00:19:46]Have you been reading the news on the AI bubble?

[00:19:53]All right, let's continue on. High network difficulty, rising electricity cost, depressed spot prices have pushed the weighted cash cost to produce a single Bitcoin near 80,000 to $90,000 with market prices trading lower. Many operators are mining at a loss.

[00:20:10]All right, listen. I would love to research that and get maybe three or four different other sources um to verify that. That's a powerful statement and I I just like to see if other professionals are agreeing with that. Um my father used to always push me. He used to say Mick and he used to make me triple check things. Not double check, triple check. He for example I remember he gave me the Art of War and a couple other books about inventors and things like that and I had to read them. That was my summer reading and I had a time period I had to finish that in. And in that time period when I finished those books and it was difficult. I'm a child.

[00:20:48]I just want to run around. I just want to play and I am going to get to run around and play. But I have to do this also. But in [snorts] that time period, I had to come back to him. He was going to test me. He was going to ask me questions about this chapter, that it was going to be random to see if I actually read it. And you say, "Well, you got to triple check these things.

[00:21:03]Triple re, you know, read that about two, three times." So, you memorize it and they'll give me some research. Go research this. Triple check that research. I'm like, "All right." I come back and I have multiple sources. And he used to say something. And there was a phrase you used to have where you get two or three different opinions, not one. He used to really emphasize that.

[00:21:21]My brother would tell you. Anyway, so now let's move on. So I like to have multiple sources. I may show one on camera. I don't have all the time in the world to show all the different things that I do, but but whether people know it or not, believe it or not, it doesn't make a difference. I'm going to need like two, three, four different sources.

[00:21:38]I need to see different opinions on these different things before I decide what I believe. Right? But let's continue on here. We have a little bit more Bitcoin news. Wait, no, no, no. We have silver news today. I forgot about this. My apologies. I got these articles earlier. [snorts] So, this article is titled, "Silver can reach $100 an ounce this year." Now, that's not a guarantee, but talk those sweet words to me, Kit Co., I like the sound of that. I do. So now it says that so it begins here. The silver market continues to struggle with prices stuck below $75 an ounce. Struggle.

[00:22:23]Oh, they struggle. I mean, they're talking right now in the immediacy for people that just got in recently maybe and don't remember the extremely low price of silver two years ago, 3 years ago.

[00:22:38]Struggle looks beautiful to me.

[00:22:42]Let's continue. Let's continue on here.

[00:22:44]Um, [laughter] it continues. It says, "And although prices could move higher by year end, one bank is warning investors warning that precious metals face some headwinds due to shifting industrial industrial demand." Okay? And that's offset, in my humble opinion, but do your your own research, of course, that's offset by central bank demand and what they're trying to do with people being able to collect more silver like this here. Let's let me see if I got this correct. I had a second silver article. The second silver silver silver article is titled this. What does the silver act mean for precious metal investors?

[00:23:20]It says the the proposed silver act system integrity through license vault expansion and resilience act is a bipartisan legislative effort to secure and decentralize America's physical precious metals infrastructure. It requires the commodities future trading commission to ensure that approved precious metals like silver storage facilities are located across multiple US time zones. Historically, exchange approved uh uh storage vaults were strictly clustered within 150 mi of New York. So then obviously that's very positive for silver. And here's why. as the New York vault monopoly historically acted as a geo a geographic bottleneck.

[00:23:59]Shifting physical delivery to multiple time zones, especially to the western US where most silver is mined makes it much more difficult for a handful of institutions to bottleneck the physical settlement.

[00:24:12]When paper traders are forced to respect actual physical delivery logistics across the entire country, true supply and demand mechanics dictate price discovery.

[00:24:22]This reduces artificial price suppression. Let's go silver. That's super bullish for silver in my humble opinion. All right, so now that you have that information, what are you going to do with it? I know what I'm going to do with it. So until next time everybody, let's get to the money. Eight.