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[00:00:27]A very good evening to you. The sun is beating down on my back. I hope you are all doing well. Uh, welcome to today's livestream on Saturday. What's on today? 23.05.

[00:00:42]We have one more month, one more week, one more week, one more week before we hear: "Go Away in May". Then it's over. Let's see what the rest of May brings. As you read in the headline, I do not offer financial or investment advice. Even if it's not explicitly stated there. I stand by my word.

[00:01:03]But what is this all about? I don't know how many of you saw the video from this afternoon or early afternoon. Um, it 's still midday in Baden-Württemberg. In Baden-Württemberg, that's roughly from midday until 4 pm. Just so you know, it took me years to learn that.

[00:01:21]Um, I was talking about Turkification today and I think that's extremely important because I forgot something. I forgot something very important and uh, I googled it again and talked to the AI, to Gemini as well as to Grock. We both confirmed that. I hope the livestream works without any interruptions today.

[00:01:47]And that's where I stumbled upon something really interesting. I've been looking into the DTCC a bit more, and um, I'd like to introduce you to it now, and then we can talk about numbers and perhaps the greater meaning behind everything. And then, of course, I come to the point where I have to say that maybe all the XRP haters are right after all, and it really is the bankers' coin, the one coin to rule them all.

[00:02:20]We'll see. I don't know how it will play out, but I find all the developments surrounding this topic of automation extremely exciting today. And um, now let's go in and start with the XRP chart, this rectangle, and here we've seen this green wick going down out of the rectangle and down to 128 on the Bitstamp chart – you ca n't even imagine it – but very nicely back up to 133.

[00:02:49]Um, well, what can I say to that?

[00:02:52]I'm going to go back to Chartner Nerd with this now. similar to XIP's Total 3 chart. This chart is expected to return to its middle regression band, currently at 523 billion US dollars, thus marking a historic low or opportunity. Ignore the noise.

[00:03:17]Should we go down there again? You know, it's very similar to the XRP price, except for the wave here, which was of course stolen from us by the SEC. Um, I'd like to say that again. It was n't Gary Gänzler who filed the lawsuit. That was Jay Clayton.

[00:03:36]Yes, the SEC chief was appointed by Donald Trump. But our Donny was n't invested in crypto back then, was he? A coincidence. A bell who thinks evil of it. And then we'll come back to this XRP story and see what's happening with ETF purchases, because that's continuing almost unnoticed. BSN reports that the Sport XRP ETFs experienced a six-day inflow streak with $1.15 billion in assets under management.

[00:04:16]The fifth Ripple ETF in the US, that is, the five Ripple ETFs, have recorded net inflows for six consecutive days.

[00:04:25]Something that hasn't happened since mid-April. In May alone, the products have already recorded more than $107 million in net inflows.

[00:04:37]Combined with RLUSD, this new offering will boost the Ribble ecosystem this month.

[00:04:46]And that brings us to the topic of the Ripple ecosystem. Does the sun bother you? I hope I do n't get a little bit like that, and then I'll get to a post and start with that. This is a post from Kalsi Crypto with a reference to Polymarkets Breaking. The quotas for the Clarity Act were reduced from 75% to 50%.

[00:05:13]Only 50% believe that the Clarity Act will be signed by Donny Trump before July 4th, Independence Day, the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

[00:05:29]And then I was lost in thought, I read this and then the thought came to me, the DTCC, did you watch the video today? If not, do it now. So, Security has essentially filed a patent for the use of XRP and XLM for the tokenization and transfer of real- world assets. Okay, so far so good.

[00:05:59]The developer of this patent, the former Chief Technical Officer of Security, was then practically hired by DTCC as CEO, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technical Officer. He therefore holds both positions. So, not exactly insignificant. They're starting with an app, and this app—I need to summarize this again for those who haven't seen this video yet—this app, or rather this platform, takes care of the initial tokenization of most likely predominantly stocks. Well, the patent is here. The patent was practically acquired along with the platform, or rather, I don't know if it was acquired completely. I don't believe that. Otherwise, they would n't have hired him as CDO, or only temporarily.

[00:06:57]Um, because a patent is a patent, and if I want to use it, then I have to pay for it. And the purchase price – and this is what I was really interested in – how much did Security cost?

[00:07:10]$50 million.

[00:07:13]A Nothing Burger, an absolute Nothing Burger. Therefore, I assume that the good Wand still has the licenses and is still being paid for it when the DTCC uses it, or as soon as the DTCC uses it, along with XRP and XLM.

[00:07:33]XLM's main focus is on retail commerce, i.e., micro payments and wholesale payments; the chip can handle large payments via XRP, which I discussed in more detail in today's video.

[00:07:47]So 50 million dollars isn't much when you consider what Ripple has paid for G Treasury alone – I think it was 1.25 billion – or Hidden Road, I believe it was also a billion. These are already significant sums of money that are really changing hands. Therefore, I think the primary reason for the 50 million figure is that the man has retained his license and is paying fees for it.

[00:08:15]And secondly, DTCC is not a private company.

[00:08:22]It's a kind of cooperative.

[00:08:26]This cooperative will be interesting. They're handling 4.7 quadrillion dollars. Trillions and quadrillions. I calculated it once, did you think, okay, quadrillions, what's that per hour at 247365?

[00:08:43]How much would that be? That will be... uh, how much would that be? 500 billion dollars per hour, 500 over 500 billion dollars being transferred per hour.

[00:09:00]See what this is all about, right?

[00:09:02]Okay, now pay attention. That's really awesome.

[00:09:04]Now I've been thinking, okay, where is the advantage if the TCC uses this, where is the advantage for the TCC if they use this, if they implement this with their platform, the Tokinization, where is the advantage?

[00:09:27]They paid 50 million, which is ridiculously little. They wanted the patent, I assume.

[00:09:33]They only wanted this patent. This is simply my desert interpretation, and combined with the observation that Dor or Dorse, what was his name, sorry, my memory for the name, so they kept him as COE, he's the one earning his money, let's not kid ourselves.

[00:09:54]Um, now listen up, I just took a look around at how much money they make, how much in fees the DTCC takes in per year, and it's, pardon me, 2.2 to 2.5 billion dollars they rake in for their work, for the settlement, for the processing, I mean, the backbone of the American financial system and a global player, if that disappears, we have a problem.

[00:10:31]Or if he has any problems, then we will all feel it, because then a lot will no longer flow through the channels. So, between 2.2 and 2.5 billion dollars.

[00:10:41]I simply asked Gemini, hey, if the DTCC is happening now, and Gemini is slowly getting smarter, I do n't need to guide them there anymore. They know exactly what's at stake now.

[00:10:54]How much in fees would market participants save per year if 10% of the fees were processed via XRP or XRP Ledger using blockchain technology?

[00:11:10]Um, if they were to run on Ethereum, the savings would actually be less than with XRW and XRP Ledger, and the patent is already there.

[00:11:20]They would save $150 to $180 million with 10% fees; fees alone would amount to $150 to $180 million. This means that if, let's say, in 5 years half of all stock transactions are conducted via blockchain, there will be a decrease in fee revenue of 600 to 900 million. Naturally, the more data is transferred to the blockchain, the higher the volume becomes, and the more and faster the transfers will be. So let's assume a billion dollars.

[00:11:52]I'm just going to blindly include that in my calculations. Um, no fees. And now comes the twist in the story. This is a cooperative association. These are not privately owned.

[00:12:11]All the revenue they generate is subsequently distributed to the market participants.

[00:12:19]So it's always the customer who benefits, that's more betting tax, folks. You understand, right? It's so. Hey, sometimes it's really simple, I just say it like it is, sometimes it's just perverse.

[00:12:29]Fees are charged, which the individual customer pays, and the banks then argue that they have to go to the big banks and Nostro, Wostro and whatnot and back and forth and Gummibär and yes, but the fees that have been collected are then, after the costs that TCC naturally incurs, are then distributed back to the market participants. That means they'll get the donors back. I thought it would stay somewhere, but well, the banks will get that back. So, now let's get to the point, um, this Polymarket story. So, if the 50% RER is for the tight budget, I'll just add another 600 to 900 million, I'm assuming a billion, if not more, in saved fees.

[00:13:16]Okay, so.

[00:13:19]Um, that doesn't matter, because they have 2.2 to 2.5 billion, so if they take in 2.2 to 2.5 billion, then half of it will be running and less will be paid out afterwards, because of course the fees will be lower. Quite simply, they're not paying them anymore. So, not everything has to be distributed. We've been saving up for this all year. Mind you, without using the Nosten. Then they're either gone or only half of them remain. I think you know what I mean. So, and then of course I think, okay, and then I read about this Polymarket story. Are you still following me?

[00:13:55]I'm so excited, aren't I?

[00:13:57]Just imagine, if the Clarity Act doesn't pass, what will happen then? I maintain, and I remain convinced, that banks will ultimately have to jump on the bandwagon to avoid being left behind in the global blockchain revolution.

[00:14:18]We're only talking about tokinization here. We're not even talking, or generally speaking, um, what happens then?

[00:14:24]But purely theoretically, only theoretically, and XRP is the bankers' coin, and the banks have already decided that they will go to the blockchain and take the one that is the safest and works the fastest and is not a security issue, and that brings us back to XRP and of course also Ethereum.

[00:14:47]Bitcoin will be nice, Bitcoin is too slow and too expensive.

[00:14:51]It wasn't designed for that. Yes. Apart from that, I just asked Grock the following: can Ribble continue working with XLP and XLP Ledger even without the Clarity Act in relation to the Somalia ruling by Analy Torres of 13.07.2023?

[00:15:15]Yes, Ripple can work with XLP and the XLP Ledger even without the Clarity Actuator, and it already does. The summary judgment, the summary judgment, the decision. Oh, Grock, what's going on? Judge Torres' ruling of July 13 in the SEC vs. Ripple case provided the crucial legal basis for this. XRP itself is not a security.

[00:15:41]Programmatic sales, in this respect, are only the direct institutional sales by Ripple to investors with written contracts and expectations that were classified as unregistered securities statements. We know this verdict; the case was settled in 2025 with a $125 million penalty payment. Ripple has not had any significant new SCC restrictions for a year. What does this mean practically for Ripple and XRP Ledger? Ripple Labs can continue to trade and use XRP on exchanges, e.g. for Remand Liquidity ODL.

[00:16:25]Further develop the XRP Ledger and use it for institutional use cases. Tokenized real-world assets, treasury management, cross-border payments, etc. Products such as their own stablecoin RLUSD are being advanced, and they are working on obtaining banking licenses and Federal Reserve access. Progress has already been made in this direction. The XP Ledger is a decentralized network.

[00:16:49]What some Maxis don't understand, Crockf understands. Ribble does not fully control it, but is one of several contributors. Technical development and adoption are independent of the Clarity Act.

[00:17:03]So what is the point of the Clarity Act? It would create additional regulatory clarity. Explicit in-depth classification of many digital assets, including XRP, as digital commodities under CFTC supervision. Clear rules for Exchanges Defi Custody and institutional participation. Greater legal certainty for bank funds and large institutions. Increased adoption and higher liquidity. Currently, the law to clarify the digital asset market has already passed the House and the Senate Banking Committee. The forecast noted, for example, that Kelsi only has about a 50% chance of being finally approved before 2027.

[00:17:50]So it's still uncertain.

[00:17:54]Conclusion: Clairekt would be a great boost for the entire industry and would attract more institutional listeners.

[00:18:04]However, for Ripple and the XYP Ledger, it is not a mandatory requirement to continue working. The Torresents decision of 23 has already largely eliminated the central factor of legal uncertainty and the settlement 25 has cleared the way. Ripple XRP Ledgers are therefore fully operational even without the Clarity Act and are already using this for institutional integration and product development.

[00:18:32]I thought I'd read it all aloud. So if Clarity doesn't come, what will banks work with? If the DTCC releases the platform independently of any Clarity Act and has a patent, then XRP can be applied in a completely clear regulatory manner.

[00:18:56]What do you think the banks will do then?

[00:19:00]What do you think? Which ones will they use?

[00:19:05]Of course, the XP Ledger, because the native coin is XRP. Whether they will then be able to afford it, so be careful folks, yes, not every transaction will then involve these 4.7 trillion dollars that are transferred or processed per year.

[00:19:21]That doesn't mean that all of it is transferred via XRP.

[00:19:26]But the more traffic passes through the XRP holes, the greater the volume on the chain becomes.

[00:19:35]That doesn't mean XRP will rise proportionally, but we have custody, we have CBDCs, we have tokenization, we have cross-border payments, and a possibly non- existent Clarity Act.

[00:19:53]Tokenization naturally also requires the two other laws. Then they will probably write about it when the banks start using it, and especially BlackRock or BlackRock.

[00:20:04]Because that's what they want, because they can transfer funds much faster, and the faster they can transfer them, the faster they can react and the more money they can earn.

[00:20:21]They know that they can throw the old fee model in the trash in a few years. It won't happen, it won't happen anymore, because then we will see that this gap in fee revenue will simply disappear. That becomes unnecessary because they can work much faster, much faster and much more.

[00:20:45]This will then be balanced out, and I assume that the DTCC knows very well what it is doing here, and the market participants are the banks and others of course, but the whole world is going to blockchain.

[00:20:59]Can you follow me? If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. So, and um, now I'm going to close the pages and open the chat, or I know you'll be alone here. That's quite possible, isn't it? I never know if I should go there alone with 113 spectators. What are you doing here? Are you honored? Look out there at the weather. What are you doing here?

[00:21:28]Stay there, stay there. I have the Kentlocke today. Do you see that? Okay. Okay. Superman, one second please, let's activate the live chat. And then I had one earlier, I had one, there was one, there was one, so fast, it 's unbelievable how fast one was. That's amazing. Who do you think that was? Charlie.

[00:21:57]Now I really need to take a look. Do I need to call them up again?

[00:22:01]Yes.

[00:22:03]Yes. Are you doing this now? Hello.

[00:22:07]Hello. Get out of here. So, then Charlie wrote in there. Look, I'm fed up. Yes. And you, I have already addressed it a few times. I'm reading between the lines, I've already emphasized a few times that you're not in a good mood, I believe you. So Charlie has another one planned.

[00:22:30]Oh, Oliver.

[00:22:35]Charlie wrote earlier. Um, I just quickly took that off so I wouldn't be here.

[00:22:39]OK. Hey, Olli unfortunately can't be there, but check out never. Things can move that quickly with XRP, too.

[00:22:45]Exclamation mark. Yes, Charlie is right.

[00:22:47]The protocol actually rose by 60% in one week. AI boom.

[00:22:59]Whenever I think about AI, I always think of this DC Bubble.

[00:23:06]Unfortunately, I have to say it like that. I have some real concerns about that. Kumamon is fed up, but it's still nice that you're here and thank you for your support. Are you channel member Mister Double7? Good evening Olli and dear community, thank you so much, we wish you the same. Ralf, good evening everyone. Long-term holder, greetings from Switzerland. She always listens attentively. Best regards. Thank you, Michelle.

[00:23:31]Good evening to you too. E Michael, hello everyone. Unfortunately, I only managed to do it now. I hope everyone enjoys the livestream. Um, we're just getting started, actually. Or you can watch the news now, of course you can. " The wave also went steep," writes Mr. 7. That means absolutely nothing to me. Doesn't mean anything to me. There's always an exit like that. Do n't forget to like. Yeah, listen up, Michael. Leave some likes, guys. Have you given this a like?

[00:24:05]At least support the channel with a like; doing it is life-threatening for some people.

[00:24:14]Actually, when I look at the number of views on my videos and the likes in relation to them, I always think to myself, do you guys have some kind of finger cancer or what? I think to myself, you can't even tell me what I'm doing here, Nikola Ebner, I'm grilling by my pool with my family and now I'm listening to you.

[00:24:39]Okay, okay, it has a pool.

[00:24:44]Quantum PC? Ah, okay. Uh, that doesn't ring a bell at all. Like me and share me on social media channels. That's a once, that's a painterly word. I agree with Michelle on that point. I agree with that.

[00:25:01]Above all, to be quite honest, the video from this afternoon is connected to the information from before, which can be disregarded, but the video was thought through, this is extremely important, this is so important, and um, people just don't watch it, right?

[00:25:26]Those who can't do it, they can't.

[00:25:29]Tomorrow there will be an XRP news video, and then I have to see what Wali is doing. They're buying like crazy. They simply continue to buy the big players in the market; I assume institutional investors who know far more than we retailers do, and others are nice. My God, send some hearts. Gufi, thank you very much. Nikolai, did you receive my email? Zwexer Party 3.0. Yes, I really am behind on that. I'm in such a terrible situation right now, guys, please excuse me. But all of that will only be answered. I've had that on my radar a few times, but then when you're dealing with all sorts of crap, you know how it is, when you've got all sorts of crap going on and all your motivation just disappears.

[00:26:22]That was Wednesday, Thursday was extremely bad, extremely bad.

[00:26:28]I couldn't make a video there. He was like that, but yeah, what is this? 488 Recoba, Hello everyone. According to DTC, the canton's own network is primarily used. This means that the majority of the volume will be routed through the canton and Link. Approximately 0.2% will only take place with Ripple Prime, XRP, Ledger, and XRP. Okay, if you believe that, believe it. I don't believe that. The canton is a closed system, and as soon as anything happens outside of it—and by the way, if I may say so, these are predominantly online transactions in my order, these are not real assets like stocks, these are predominantly online transactions that are traded there. Hm. We'll have to see what the DTCC does. Be very careful, please don't confuse anything. That would be a great shame.

[00:27:25]So, a piece of Gre, good evening, Olli and community. Great work you're doing for us. K. Always remember your analogy of the small fish that only sees a piece of whale skin. It will be monstrous, as the DTCC demonstrates. Yes, that's a really large amount of money. That 's a lot of money being transferred there. Me and normal, I mean, I mean, I have to be there like him Bri Coba Bri Coba, what does that remind me of now? Yes, to Koba, you know Planet Open, the one with the scarred one.

[00:28:07]We hadn't played the e. Hey, was that Andy CCES too? I don't even know what that was, huh? I don't believe. Was that Andy Circus? He also played the role of Kobak. Let 's stay with Breg, uh, let's stay with me, since I always ramble on, right? No wonder I never get out. Um, multichain, you have to be extremely careful here. By the way, what did you write? About what? Link. Ah, Link.

[00:28:45]Link does not transfer value. Brikoba, be careful. No value transfer via link.

[00:28:53]So I can, of course, tokenize Rewild Assets stocks, as I explained in the video this afternoon. But Chainlink can't do that.

[00:29:04]Chainlink is for connecting market participants to the oracles, to the live data that many need, especially when using smart contracts. And I dare say that many institutional investors will not use a chain that is dependent on smart contracts.

[00:29:29]Interoperability, meaning when they do more than just pull data, but somehow we're still in the Layer 2 area.

[00:29:38]Link is Layer 2; they don't have their own blockchain. Link is Layer 2 and the failures are known, or the huge ones are also known to go via smart contracts.

[00:29:54]My Ribble knew from the start why they wouldn't do it.

[00:29:59]Stefan Thomas, the executor of David Schweizer CO, was actually the boss there, along with Ripple and Chris Larsen, I believe, at the time. And was Britto still there?

[00:30:11]Br was still there, but I think Hager had already left and I think Jeff Kelly was still there too. They refused, they said, no, we're not going bankrupt.

[00:30:21]That was when Vitalic Butterin slept on Thomas's couch and Thomas then participated in meetings where they kicked out Konchits this time, and then Theium came around the corner. I have to give that already, right? But Ripple's objective has always been to transfer transactional value. Jinlink doesn't do that.

[00:30:44]They're just collecting the data, and that's okay. That's absolutely okay. Where and how is each stock traded? At what price?

[00:30:52]That's perfectly fine with me. It will be multichain. One person can't handle it because simply too many things come into play.

[00:31:04]That the quantum is the Kantian network is enclosed. Of course, the TCC will also keep an eye on this, because the DTCC is a cooperative association that works with exactly those who operate the Kanto network, the big players. Yes, they already use it, but then we're simply far from being central in a closed network.

[00:31:33]I need permission to participate. Of course, I have to pay fees.

[00:31:39]Who will pay for it then? They're not saying that. Go to the blockchain, it's supposed to be exactly the same crap. I have to go back to the normal $2.2 to $2.5 billion in fee revenue here.

[00:31:52]You have to see this to believe it.

[00:31:55]That's real ash. Okay, at 4.7 billion quadrillion, sorry.

[00:32:00]Uh, what are we talking about here, huh?

[00:32:03]2.2, that's 0.5 per mille or half a per mille, which is the amount they collect. So only those who have CC, uh, what are those? 2,2,4 there. Sure Habisbrummel Habisbommel 0.5% No, 0.5%.

[00:32:25]0.5% half half no half nonsense what am I saying divided by 1000 and but that's only the DTCC that enters these fees so the other banks of course also take in additional banks so fees so the banks process it and then they collect loads of fees and those who collect it also collect fees and that process it back again and the Bmer that's such a thing technology always wins So to Koba, so you really have to and it becomes multi-in. There are so many things happening there. I just think what's happening here is absolutely beautiful. I think it's amazing and Link should work with Swift here and make a lot of money, but it will be multichain, that's my opinion.

[00:33:18]Yes, the fish that only sees a piece of whale skin. Yes, it's nice that you brought the picture back to me, I totally forgot about it, but it's nice to have something like that.

[00:33:31]I'll look at the choice skin Wols tomorrow morning, now I'm going to enjoy the evening with you on the roof terrace. Thank you very much. He would like to sit down now, too. Michael has an awesome rooftop terrace.

[00:33:44]Robert again. Unfortunately, I can't find any information indicating that much of the business is supposed to be conducted via XRP. Settle Ripple with Clearing.

[00:33:51]Kanton deliberately operates its own network without Max Supply to prevent any volatility. Keep doing what you're doing. I don't think it will work out well in the long run.

[00:34:07]I do not think so. And yes, how much is supposed to be handled via XRP again. Um, you can take a look there, you 'll be transferred.

[00:34:20]Huh?

[00:34:22]What does that mean? You want the data, so be careful. Now you do the messaging via the Kanto network. We're connecting them all now, and then we have the full blockchain network, and look, we 're really good now, we're decentralized, and you have to pay fees if you want to share here, but we have the Kanto network, we are the banks, we are the super people, we've never ripped anyone off.

[00:34:49]The $928 million that JP Morgan has to pay for their gold price manipulation. Let's leave the outside out of it for now. It doesn't matter at all. So, we are the cantonal network. We are the we we we e we are canton.

[00:35:04]Yes, we used to be able to speak loudly, and now they only ever speak loudly, but nothing more.

[00:35:11]And if they, if they, okay, fine, then let's transfer now and they work with the, with the, with the more modern network messaging system and are connected super fast, but when the values ​​are transferred, ah, I have to go via stablecoins.

[00:35:33]And if I then go into cross-border stablecoins, yes, then of course I need Link.

[00:35:41]Then I need the data from, um, um, then I need the data.

[00:35:47]What is the current price of Jena? I am about to transfer 5 million dollars. Yes, Jenpreis is really stupid right now. Come on, send it over.

[00:35:58]I believe, believe me, that Smart Kck takes longer than 3 to 5 seconds.

[00:36:03]And I have reported on this slippage effect twice. Um, I don't think it will end well.

[00:36:11]I don't believe that such dangers arise the longer a transaction lasts; the higher the risk of loss becomes, and it's a very realistic danger, and I can't and shouldn't do it. They're currently posting about how stupid they are online.

[00:36:34]Let them do their thing.

[00:36:38]I have absolutely no problem with that. I am concentrating, focusing more on XRP and the XRP LER.

[00:36:48]Unfortunately, I can't find any information.

[00:36:55]Uh, those don't exist either. From where? From where? The salsa, Desala. His name is Desala, right?

[00:37:03]He just asked how different market participants want to work. He asks very clearly, very clearly.

[00:37:10]And they hold the patent. So, what will they like to see if they use a patent that they can then sell for fees?

[00:37:20]Why did this transaction take place between JP Morgan and Mastercard?

[00:37:33]on the XRP Ledger nixon.

[00:37:39]No, twice in the back and forth. Einm frei works in 3 to 5 seconds.

[00:37:48]Multichain normal kannon will make sea business. I am 100% convinced of that.

[00:37:55]Others, like Quant, Link, XLM, and I have no problem with that. Now, XRP and XLM are the banker coins. Okay, fine, then let them.

[00:38:08]We're all here to make money, aren't we? It won't change the world, and I don't need to play at Bitcoin Sherivara to somehow save the world. Free money. Have you watched all the Bitcoin videos from last week? They were all about the Bitcoin tax, they were all about the crypto tax.

[00:38:26]It will come in some way or other. Let's not kid ourselves.

[00:38:32]And then other people can still write as many letters to the Ministry of Finance as they want. They only want what's best for us.

[00:38:40]And now, looking back at Bitcoin, we see what was predicted over 10 years ago. Bitcoin is only used for black money.

[00:38:50]Now we see these fees from the Hormuz Canal, the Strait of Hormuz.

[00:38:58]This is, unfortunately for me, an extreme setback for the entire crypto industry, but that's how it works.

[00:39:11]And the central bankers and bankers in general, and the haters of Bitcoin and crypto in general, of course, celebrate it. Is the regime looking at this? I'm more inclined to ask myself that.

[00:39:30]Incidentally, the voices are getting louder and louder. I believe that something will happen tonight, in the next few hours, or um, or tomorrow night.

[00:39:42]I fear that the US-led terrorists will attack Iran again, and on a larger scale than we have seen so far.

[00:39:56]Unfortunately, there are plenty of signs of that. What a load of crap. Stefan Schulz, would you emigrate? Yes, if so, to which country.

[00:40:12]Heavy Bavaria.

[00:40:17]First goal: expand Württemberg, Bavaria. That would actually be the first place I would go.

[00:40:24]Dark Germany, really, is where nothing is happening. Nothing is happening. The less of it there is, the better. That's where I would go.

[00:40:36]No, it's 10 km as the crow flies here. That 's the Americans' Naost drone station.

[00:40:44]You didn't, did you? That's how it looks. So I once talked to someone who works there.

[00:40:52]So, yes, which country? Greetings from Stuttgart. E Stefan Nachbar. Yes, it applies to you too.

[00:41:00]You'll get it too.

[00:41:03]This is not without its challenges here in Stuttgart, not only because of the airport, a good part of which is run by the US Air Force, but also because of Hulb. The help and then Feingen, of course, too. Feingens are the ones on Holbingen who, as drone pilots, would always be sold as if they were sitting in Nevada.

[00:41:28]Um, although maybe I have no idea.

[00:41:35]Thank you so much for your opinion. Roba e du kein Problem sehr gerne. But as I said, that's nice. It's nice that you wrote in. Um, because Kanton deliberately has its own network without Max Supply, so that no volatility can arise. Uh, now now we come to the trap.

[00:42:00]Now we come to the trap. The cantonal network, that's what I still have in the back of my mind. Let's address the issue of not having a maximum supply, like Ethereum for example, right?

[00:42:13]Yes, you can always print however you want. Get it out there, print it.

[00:42:18]How much did Vitalic sell recently? Never mind, let's just leave that out.

[00:42:24]If they operate without Max Supply, that means they can constantly print their coins.

[00:42:32]Um, why? Those do not transfer any value. So, that means that they, uh, or somehow, then set the value or simply always take the current value, and if they transfer more funds, the sums become higher, then I simply mint more coins, like the Fed; that's not an improvement.

[00:42:58]And that's why I think it won't work, because then nothing will have improved, everything will just be old, like the old banks that operate this network, you understand?

[00:43:12]Nothing has changed.

[00:43:15]Nothing has changed.

[00:43:19]Nothing at all.

[00:43:21]I find that really interesting.

[00:43:23]But that would lead to mega superinflation.

[00:43:29]Jens Albrecht, hello Olli, I have researched DTCC and Ripple XRP (pardon) using various AIs. New ODL- independent XRP corridors with sufficient liquidity buffers must be established. At 1%, the DCC volume XRP price is between $10 and $50. Yes.

[00:43:48]Yes, I haven't gone in that far yet. Um, just not the 4.7 alone, but we said, well, um, what's being done per day, we're worth 500 billion dollars. Yes. Don't pay attention to these values ​​that are pushed on afterwards. Um, that's a lot, so I do n't know if that much value is actually being transferred, because I think TCC is also doing some kind of excessive futures trading that doesn't actually trigger anything. Those will be agreed upon then. Yes, good.

[00:44:28]They will be triggered again at some point. Ah, it's like shorts and longs; when they're liquidated, they're triggered today, right? Well, in the end it was transferred after all.

[00:44:41]Um, 500 billion dollars a day.

[00:44:48]Now, of course, there are many who say, okay, but there are 100 billion XRP, that would then be an XRP price of $. No, no, absolutely not. I really liked the post today about these cars and these lanes. It can't be the Jeep. And I also believe that we will experience incredible things here in the coming years. The question is, who can last that long?

[00:45:24]Not everyone, but Caro from Cryptoher always says he'll never sell 10,000 XRP.

[00:45:32]He must have had enough, that was my opinion. Yes, then he's probably really had enough.

[00:45:37]But yes, uh, 1% of the TCC, but that also means, how is it transferred?

[00:45:43]Are they stablecoins now, are they now cross-border? Uh, how much XRP do we actually have available, if I look at the business models, Treasury and Evernorh and whatnot, gummy bear, insane.

[00:45:55]Craziness.

[00:45:57]And then we come back to the depth of liquidity.

[00:46:03]How many are currently in use?

[00:46:05]How much is actually available for these liquidity pools?

[00:46:10]Yes, and then those that are actually used here to trace transactions.

[00:46:18]And I think that's the point that most people completely overlook: that many people simply hold onto the things they buy like crazy.

[00:46:28]Why? Why do whales buy XRP at all?

[00:46:32]Why? If it's a shitcoin, why are institutional investors buying XRP? Why are transactions already being carried out on the XP Ledger? They all use RL USD. Please be a little quieter.

[00:46:54]That was truly the livestream of my life two weeks ago, I'm telling you. Do you understand? That makes absolutely no sense.

[00:47:04]The current course doesn't make any sense either, does it? I understand Muto. I feel the same way, but on the other hand I say okay, maybe it really will go below a dollar again, maybe they want to get rid of us. But why do whales buy?

[00:47:16]They don't buy things so they can then sell them at 10%. I think they know more than we do.

[00:47:26]Very easy. I think they know far more than we do, right? Kber nee Link makes the connection to the data feed. Yes, Oracle data feed, Oracle, where is what, where is what going on? And Jing is, of course, magnificent in that regard.

[00:47:47]Absolutely. That's why Swift commissioned the interoperability between the Layer Ones or Layer Tos selected by Swift, Layer Ones, um, which then exchange information, but only for Swift, the interoperability, and of course the data fiascos are also important, where do we want to go, what are our plans, what is the course? That's okay. That's perfectly fine.

[00:48:20]James Henry B in the house. Hello.

[00:48:27]I am sure that XRP will surpass Bitcoin in due course and take over the market. That means outdated. I couldn't care less anymore. To be quite honest, and this market cap discussion, who sent me this dick? I saw another one of those super-sized videos, about the market cap, it's so super-sized.

[00:49:02]This is so boring.

[00:49:04]Market Cap, this calculation comes from stock trading. What does crypto have to do with stocks?

[00:49:12]At least not with XRP, because XRP is in the reserves or security. That's where it all begins. Do you notice anything? Yes, that is the value of the last traded unit.

[00:49:28]Like the Circulating Supply. Fine, fine. Therefore, the more volume is transferred, the higher the price will become.

[00:49:43]I was actually hoping I wouldn't have to wait so long for the application, but oh well, it's coming. To be honest, I'm not really interested in it anymore, which doesn't mean that there won't be another real outbreak. We know that XRP is a unique entity, right? That 's another story.

[00:50:01]That's another story altogether.

[00:50:08]Nikolai Mark Friedrich, whom I also listen to, said today that XRP is a shitcoin. He's also a bit like Bitcoin Maxi, otherwise I think he's quite good. Did he say that in today's video? Is he reacting to my video from yesterday?

[00:50:25]That would be funny, wouldn't it? I'll quote him to point out what's really important here, and then he comes up with something like this. I clearly said no, he's not looking at me. No, maybe someone told you. Hey, Wesli picked up on what you said.

[00:50:43]Gold digger era. It was n't about who won gold. The issue was who sold the shovels, the trousers, and the sieves. So, who builds the tracks?

[00:50:55]The railway manufacturer who built the thing didn't become as rich as those who caused the damage. Quite simply, because they owned the land and then demanded fees from the railway operators for using the tracks; as a rule, it was always the same ones. Yes, but that's how it is.

[00:51:18]And if I don't sell the land on which the tracks run, but only lease it, then I have license fees, like the guy at DTCC who filed the patent using... tell Michael, it wasn't personal.

[00:51:47]It was all about business. Business.

[00:51:53]I find it truly fascinating how they break it all down, and sometimes I sit there thinking, "People are no joke." Sometimes I actually sit there for an hour just letting it all run through my head, and I just stay calm. I can't put it any other way, and not just regarding XP. Generally, with all the technology, everything that's happening here, always keep in mind that they simply want it to be transferred faster. Tokenization, cross-border payment, Schalanti, Bricklander, away from Swift, away from the dollar. We will use our own system, or we will definitely use a different system than Swift. So what use is it then?

[00:52:39]Distributed Ledger Technology.

[00:52:42]So, my head is spinning again, awesome.

[00:52:56]So, where were we? Oh, right, here at Bitcoin. Yes. And in Mark Friedrich's case. Where did you mean that the canton primarily works with links? Yes, for the data. I know what you mean. Now stay calm. Let them, let them, they have nothing to do with XP. A completely different purpose.

[00:53:22]Link does not transfer values.

[00:53:27]Very easy.

[00:53:29]The data obtained by Doc. Good evening everyone. Let me jump back to the beginning.

[00:53:36]Do that. Thank you. Gui. I think drops definitely have their purpose. Yes, of course they have their purpose. By the way, there's some serious spam going on on X right now. Guys, please be careful. Do n't click on any crap just because I was somehow addressed there. I can't keep up with reporting all this spam. Yeah, some drops and some RL USDs and something else here, I don't know. You will receive 150 billion XRP here. There are still 100 billion. Does not matter. Buy it.

[00:54:13]I could vomit. Honestly, I could puke. Speaking of which, I could puke. Did you hear about it? So the Americans started doing this, around the 28th or whatever, March 1st or 2nd, they killed 165 girls at a girls' school in Mira, like, bam.

[00:54:34]Now Ukraine has apparently done something similar, namely with the attack on a student dormitory, and in my opinion, that couldn't have been a coincidence, or rather, it was predominantly AI that was involved, where the AI ​​is just a stupid target, regardless of whether there were soldiers there sleeping in the dormitory. I'm not going to attack it if students are sleeping there, or if 165 students are studying there, right? I simply don't do that. And just at the moment when this comes out and the Russians are really pissed off about this impact, they actually find a radioactively contaminated Russian drone.

[00:55:22]That's definitely a coincidence. Now, this must be pure coincidence, but my God, coincidence. You know me. I'll definitely have 10 minutes in a minute, I swear.

[00:55:34]I'm holding XRP for informational purposes only. Well, I don't doubt that.

[00:55:41]Nikolai, did you watch Oliver Michael Oliver Michel now, the one with the dog and hair? No, actually not.

[00:55:50]Actually, no.

[00:55:53]Like Coba Kanton, it was developed for the DTCC, among other things. The DCC is the Foundation. Why?

[00:56:01]Total control, therefore privately closed and total privacy always. I would be happy if XRP received a 10% discount. I think they get more than 10% better.

[00:56:11]I think that will make it better, firstly because we also need to consider the time factor, and it's nice that you reminded me about it.

[00:56:23]The real test is coming up in July.

[00:56:28]The platform will be available from October.

[00:56:31]The DTCC wants to actively promote this.

[00:56:36]Market participants can now decide what they would like to work with, and then they will make their decision about which blockchains will be used. This is simply my opinion, because it's a cooperative. The canton will naturally get a share of this. XRP will also be distributed among the XRP Ledger.

[00:56:58]Whether they work with Ripple or not.

[00:57:04]Ripple Prime is already included, right? It's already included.

[00:57:07]They are also part of the working group.

[00:57:10]So I'm assuming more than 10%. There are then about 5, 6, 7, 8 or 12 blockchains that are actually actively running. Imagine this: you're sitting in an office working with your PC, and you have an intranet and the internet, and you have your hard drive – that's exactly what we're talking about. We then talk about different programs that are running here, and then you're at one of the proposal creation processes, and then you're at some auditing, and you're at something completely irrelevant.

[00:57:49]You have access to the intranet and you need to print out an employment contract for an applicant, and then you go to the intranet and look at the application documents. Double-check it. Is the data correct? Then you go over to Word.

[00:58:01]Get out the employment contract, the van. Then he might get you, and somehow you'll have to fill out some kind of PDF with the job description. The PDF is then stored somewhere in a cloud. So, that's it. This is blockchain technology.

[00:58:19]And there won't just be one, there will be multichain and I'm really excited about it because I think I'm really invested, but I don't have a crystal ball. I don't know, but everything I see calms me down. That's why there's a link and total control. No, they will not regain total control.

[00:58:45]They will not have the children. I believe that time is over, and the more control they want, the more market participants will turn away from it. Quite simply, because total control always means money. And I've addressed that so many times already. Why should they be more educated when I can get it cheaper? Then I'll just go, then I'll just not go over it anymore, then I just won't go over the bank.

[00:59:11]Yes, then you should really open an account on the blockchain at some bank like Ripple Bank, for example, with a banking license.

[00:59:19]OK. There will be a lot of fighting and competition in the future as well.

[00:59:30]But hey, competition, but it shouldn't point towards that. Thanks, but there's no indication of that. Yes, what percentage goes over cantilevers?

[00:59:45]Because, because that's actually how it is now, I have to say it like this, nothing indicates it. Okay, so what do we know?

[00:59:50]You don't know any more than I do. None of us know anything. I assume that they will more or less decide that already, and we see that they will of course have to hold their press conferences and their appearances for Mr. Sal or whatever his name is, the CEO of DTCC, we don't know anything.

[01:00:12]And I think the call that was made there now, I unfortunately don't know who posted the Perspectiv, who posted it, or what? It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.

[01:00:26]Uh, it's like a tender. I'm putting out a tender as a municipality somewhere for some service, and I already have experience and, um, connections to... I want to build something now. Yes, we do civil engineering for road construction. I have, and then I have already, then I have already worked with out of ten who can do that, with whom I have already worked three times and three times it went well. One of them is really great, and then I have to put it out to tender, and then we get five offers, and as the decision-maker, I have a space in which I can move around, and they don't just look at the bare price. Of course, I also look at the warranty, and I check what the service is like afterwards, what the controls are like, uh, how quickly it can be processed, how they are set up, do we have any problems there? Who has the liquidity for such things? And then, of course, I'll decide.

[01:01:38]I think that's exactly what the DTCC is doing now too. She now asks, "Okay, who do we want to work with?" and writes " Pippe" and says "Pippe Pip".

[01:01:45]That can't possibly do what we want.

[01:01:48]And there, things are getting thin, the good ones are being thinned out, and I assume that Kanto is of course included, because it's a cooperative business. Yes. The banks will of course use the cantonal network, but I believe that right now, if they want to do business with Bricks, the cantonal network won't really be of much use to them.

[01:02:08]Why? Because the Chinese, the Russians, and the Indians are definitely eager to get involved in some monopolistic canton or closed system here.

[01:02:21]No, I don't think so. I do not think so.

[01:02:26]You'd better go to the XP Ledger, because it's central, then I'll practically give them the big middle finger and say, based on how you've treated us, Putin will say, I think I have 320 billion dollar reasons, or 320 billion reasons, I call them Euroclear Drops, not to participate with you.

[01:02:54]They don't want them either, because she knows other ways. Very easy.

[01:03:01]Pascal Badour, I wish everyone a wonderful good evening, and the same to you.

[01:03:04]Thanks so much. Roba Test JP on the Ripple tomorrow. No XRP were used.

[01:03:09]Oh, please don't come at me with this crap. Honestly, yes, of course XRP were used for processing; ultimately, the settlement is always handled with those few Trops.

[01:03:22]But that's not the point.

[01:03:24]But that's not the point, is it? It's about... well, never mind. It's about the XP Ledger.

[01:03:32]It's about nothing else, but many people don't understand that or do n't want to understand it. And if you have XRP, sell it. If you think, okay, they haven't used the XP, then just sell them. Let it go. To be perfectly honest.

[01:03:50]Am I being honest? Unsubscribe from the channel.

[01:03:53]Stop watching or getting caught up in the news. No XRP was used. Yes, ultimately. Well, at least to validate this payment. But okay, those were dollars too.

[01:04:16]Yes, why should I use XRP there?

[01:04:20]Eventually they will realize that the system, and incidentally, they will not only realize it, but the system will do it. What does the system do? The system selects the payment method that is cheapest.

[01:04:33]Either I use XRP or I do n't use XRP.

[01:04:37]The system decides.

[01:04:40]Which is cheaper?

[01:04:43]Very easy. And as a market participant, I can then decide that I will never use XRP. Yes, then the competition makes me money through cross-border payments, and the one who never uses it is also a customer loss, which is also okay. In business, nobody wants to be first, but everyone wants to be second, and I'm not a fan of Kon; on the contrary, one can't be a fan of him.

[01:05:11]Sorry, I'm totally with you.

[01:05:13]Absolutely not. It's simply not possible.

[01:05:17]XP will increase. Real Assets globally without DTCC.

[01:05:21]I need it, but this is really Pfunk. Um, ETFs and cross-border payments, but realistically, 20 to 30 US dollars by 2030 would be fine, and I'd be happy with that. I understand, I would too, but I don't think that's enough. I do n't believe it will be $20 to $30 by 2030. I think it will be higher.

[01:05:45]It gets higher.

[01:05:47]We'll see.

[01:05:50]Of course, if the Clarity Act doesn't come, as I've shown, then it simply won't be there. In my opinion, this is of course a brake on progress, but on the other hand, many are talking about it as a way forward until 2027 or 2030. Go, depending on who wins the election in 2028. So, there wo n't be a City Act. Well, not until then, but if so, yes, because I assume Trump will lose both houses.

[01:06:28]Be that as it may, if it comes now, with a lot of luck it might come later in 2027, but that still means that for XRP and Ripple, especially for Ripple, it is a huge opportunity to further expand their business model if the Clarity Act does not come. There are quite a few people who can do that.

[01:06:47]Ethereum, yes, with Layer 2 solutions, with smart contract solutions. We're talking about money.

[01:06:55]We're talking about money.

[01:06:59]So, in my opinion, Ripple has an advantage.

[01:07:02]Goofy, to me Bitcoin is like Kinder Surprise egg figures. Eventually she won't want any more. Yes, because people are growing up, because others now promise better returns, which might also be cheaper to ship. Yes, we have to do that with Bitcoin. I, I, I like the legend of Bitcoin. I honestly like that.

[01:07:26]Satoshi created something that was long overdue. Black Garing already pointed out this Nosto Wosto problem, and Ripple has a different approach, even though many people always say they were mined from the start, right?

[01:07:47]So what?

[01:07:53]Each has its application, each has its purpose, and many will disappear, simply die.

[01:07:59]Many will simply disappear. Did you hear about that FBI story with that... wow, what was that thing called? Nexo AI something?

[01:08:11]So what they have is, they've just built some kind of coen and then had it pumped through social media, creating their computer-generated volume, and then the thing just rose, and then it's just dirty business, just ripping off the retailers.

[01:08:31]Wow, those are all the ones that will disappear. It just takes longer if the Claire Direct doesn't come. Okay, Philip Müller, it will be great. Thanks for all the information. Very much. Martin Garcia, it's all going to go downhill.

[01:08:46]Shitty politics.

[01:08:48]Uh, you mean Iran, right? Yes. What goes up, goes down, goes up again. It's now. I 'm here, I'm completely deaf to it now.

[01:09:01]That has nothing to do with stoicism anymore. Completely deaf. Completely deaf.

[01:09:07]What is everyone writing here?

[01:09:10]So, if you're all cluttering this up and I find out after three messages, especially with sirim, then I'll kick you out immediately.

[01:09:23]I'm not going to let myself be cluttered, or I'll just set it to channel members only.

[01:09:28]That's how it is for me too. That was my conclusion: XRP can break the $100 mark, but not before 20-35 years and under optimal conditions. That's exactly why I'm investing long-term. I think those who are still in it that long will simply put their coins into the system and generate passive income in the economy, especially if they have a family.

[01:10:00]According to AI estimates by Jens Albrecht, only 5 to 10 billion XRP are available for the DTCCC Liquidity Pools. Have we already covered what I meant earlier? Liquidity depth, if only 5 to 10 billion XRP are available. You could calculate for yourself what that means. He said so, Martin Garcia. Who said what?

[01:10:25]Did someone say that the situation assessment wasn't critical enough until 205? They don't have that much time, they don't actually, they do n't. If the song of Toginization is linked, then yes, hello wolf pack in Stammheim, on the terrace nobody forbids you from smoking or being loud.

[01:10:51]You don't necessarily need to go to Bavaria; if anything, you should leave the EU altogether.

[01:10:55]Yes, I have actually been looking into the topic of Thailand again.

[01:11:03]A piece of Greece, the valley is already roaring more quietly. That was truly one of the best live streams. Is there a quieter option? What to smoke? I should have said that. I can't smoke any quieter. I can't hear anyone.

[01:11:19]Ah, [ __ ]. Hey Greece, Nikolai is following suit. So, now we come to Karimi. I'm going to say Karimi now. The timeline for an MVP (Minimal Value Product) fits well with the ICB's planned DLT regulations in the second quarter of 2026. Oh, that's going to be tough.

[01:11:45]They want their CBDC and they will deliver it. Everything will run on flatchain. The winner is waiting. Don't always expect so much.

[01:12:00]Wait. Italy is beautiful, yes, from Europe, but let's wait and see. I haven't heard anything from Agarent, because they didn't perform well under their former CEO. That wasn't so funny.

[01:12:14]That's where I would really be, that's where I would take it slow. I, I then turned my attention to the, do you know how I explain this now? So, if I, if I, yes, a car, if I, yes, let's take a car, so why was the VW Passat station wagon the biggest hit ever when it came to station wagons, why?

[01:12:41]We egg eggs lie, they don't want to be sour in any way and yes, I would rather stick to something like that than to an exotic one.

[01:12:57]My opinion on this. I would downgrade that. Multichain there too, multichain there too. Absolutely.

[01:13:09]Nikolai, if Trump doesn't want to attack this weekend, he would go to his son's wedding, right? Or am I completely wrong about that? No, you are 100% correct. Not only that.

[01:13:23]All United States intelligence officials have been recalled from their weekend duties. They are all on standby. And there's this pizza indicator. Do you know him?

[01:13:36]The pizza indicator simply went through the roof yesterday. This simply means that the data from pizza orders placed by bakeries around the Pentagon will be analyzed.

[01:13:51]And the more pizzas are ordered, the more of a commotion ensues.

[01:14:01]There's simply a lot more noise to expect. That means every time someone attacked someone somewhere, whether it was Barack Obama, whether it was Clinton, um, whether it was Bush, there's always something.

[01:14:17]Pizza orders skyrocketed for the weekend, and then suddenly everything went haywire.

[01:14:24]Very easy.

[01:14:29]No, you're not wrong about that.

[01:14:31]Ricard, thank you for the interesting exchange. Very much. Gido Rosler, greetings to everyone. Livestream and watching Bayern Stuttgart in the background. Oh, damn. They just started whistling. Kick-off is at : VR or 8:30 am. When is the starting whistle?

[01:14:46]Gido threw kan scheiß. Hello Olli and everyone. Warm greetings from the sunny Eifel region. Thank you very much. Greetings from sunny Barvu.

[01:14:57]Koba, why are you so annoyed now?

[01:14:59]Very strange. Oh, why am I here now?

[01:15:01]Am I weird or what? Am I weird?

[01:15:07]Karim Fiat Chain, the new idea from Silvia Mikali, the founder of Algoret Fiat Chain. OK. Is this Silvio Mikali's latest concept? Ah yes, exactly. So he's coming about 2 minutes before everything starts, coming around the corner and bringing something.

[01:15:27]What is the probability that everyone will scream then? Exactly, exactly, exactly. We'll wait another 5 years until everything is done. Now it's faster, Compli new Custom everything.

[01:15:41]I wouldn't be so sure that they'll use it that way.

[01:15:46]Whether Silvio actually said it or it's just an idea, you understand?

[01:15:54]I'm not so convinced about that.

[01:15:57]I'm not so convinced.

[01:16:00]Simply controversial. Consider both sides rationally. Important when investing. Yes, that's right.

[01:16:10]Yes, I do that.

[01:16:12]I always start with the historical context, considering how market participants will decide.

[01:16:25]The major banks will of course use Canton, that's perfectly clear, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, etc. Nice.

[01:16:34]But what happens if these big banks, which use the Canton network like Swift, only use it with permission, and then other banks say, "Oh, no, no, we're not doing that."

[01:16:53]Shanghai Development Bank, for example, Brick Development Bank, they don't think they'll go on it if they're doing business within the Brickslander network. I can't imagine them doing it via the Counter network now, and I do n't think they'll do it via ZIPS because the Indians don't trust the Chinese with a neutral chain, and Canton isn't neutral to me.

[01:17:22]Just like ZIPS, right? I mean, it's called CCIP or something? This Chinese blockchain thing with their digital Han.

[01:17:30]I just look at the market and think, how would I decide?

[01:17:37]And I wouldn't always use XRP Ledger. There are plenty of other places where I don't use it. If I'm dependent on smart contracts, I'd rather go to a provider... The direct L2 connection, like Link for example, I need the Oracle data, then I use it, then I go with a request as a company or entity, let's call it that. I do n't go to Ripple like that, but go directly to Link. If I have some knowledge, I say, okay, I need access to current data. Then I go to Link, then I go to Chainlink.

[01:18:12]That's it. If I'm developing a program where I need interoperability in the payment system, which can communicate with different networks, how do I go to Quantnetwork?

[01:18:31]So I think I understand this correctly.

[01:18:35]Karim, it's a public blockchain. Oh, um, without a native cryptocurrency token. Public blockchain, okay, which was specifically developed for traditional financial institutions.

[01:18:53]If I don't have a native cryptocurrency, how secure is the transaction? I always need a native one, then I don't have a blockchain, then it's not a blockchain. If I don't have a native coin, then it's not a blockchain, then it's nothing more than a cloud service on various cloud servers. distributed, which then do nothing different than they do now.

[01:19:18]That's my opinion, quite simply. Quite simply and plainly.

[01:19:26]Ah, nice.

[01:19:31]I don't see it that way. Instead of volatile cryptocurrencies, only stablecoins and digital fiat currencies, digital euros, are used. Yes, there I am again, there I am again with the speed issue. Okay. Point 1, speed. Point 2, I need, I need conversion values, and then I'm back to the Oracle issue. Then I'm dependent on using a Layer 2 again.

[01:20:02]I need the data. That means if I need that, it takes longer.

[01:20:08]Is the data valid? Is it safe?

[01:20:13]And I don't need that with XRP.

[01:20:15]That's always the question. Okay. Hey, I have a purchase and a fixed price within three to five seconds.

[01:20:25]Where's the volatility when the system is running? Where's the volatility?

[01:20:34]Where?

[01:20:35]It's so fast.

[01:20:38]It's so fast.

[01:20:42]You know what I mean, right?

[01:20:46]The goal is to attract bank-sized institutions and real estate. Attracting real-world assets without the risk of crypto price fluctuations is a key aspect of the idea.

[01:20:56]No cryptocurrency is needed for security. Yes, okay. The blockchain uses—well, it's not a blockchain—it uses Algorent's proven, secure, and escalable technology, but does n't have its own token.

[01:21:11]So, am I using Algorent or not? Let me ask you, if you use Algorent's secure and scalable technology, but without a token, or am I misunderstanding something? Are you using Algorent or not?

[01:21:34]So, you're using the Algorent blockchain without a token with real-world assets, i.e., MPTs, which are tokens? What?

[01:21:57]Let them elaborate. When you get to that point, I'll really try to understand how this is supposed to work. Then I'll actually take a look at it. Or maybe I've lost the thread, because I don't understand how this could work. Algorent without a blockchain or Algorent blockchain without a token.

[01:22:20]That doesn't quite make sense to me. Market Cap Security is guaranteed with Security. Okay. Peer Chain, a parallel architecture to Elrand, connected to Algent via a decentralized bridge based on state proofs. Developers can continue to use Algrand's TOS. Advantages: very low costs.

[01:22:45]Transaction finality, high scalability, environmentally friendly. Proof of Stake and stablecoins, as well as the trinization of assets.

[01:22:57]Current news: April, official presentation by Silvia at Paris Blockchain Week.

[01:23:07]Trunky, nevertheless, was an attempt.

[01:23:14]That would be far too good to address now. I'm not reacting the way you'd like, am I? It's not so easy to have a calm discussion about XRP. I've been invested for years and I view things cautiously critically and always look at both sides, but I don't like it, I don't like it, I don't like it, I don't like it. Thanks anyway.

[01:23:39]What don't you like? I do n't like it.

[01:23:47]No, you're Rikoba. You can't like it if you have Rikoba. I'm missing something here now. Is one gone?

[01:23:54]No, right?

[01:23:56]Okay. The Algand thing. Here's what he presented here, or the official presentation. Yes, if you release this in 2026, okay, then of course the DCC will use it immediately the month after next.

[01:24:14]I'll be there if it works and if it's good, they'll use it too.

[01:24:20]Multiin.

[01:24:21]You always think I'm just XRP, right? Do you really think that?

[01:24:27]Oh, then you're wrong.

[01:24:30]Then you're wrong.

[01:24:34]Rekoba, thank you. Nevertheless, it was an attempt.

[01:24:47]What was an attempt? It was an attempt. An attempt for what?

[01:24:55]Klaus JP tomorrow on Ripple. Direct lawsuit for years, during which time Ripple builds a system, yes, buys companies, now JP tomorrow with Ripple, first official tests and so many more, and has Clarity, whoever doesn't understand it buys Bitcoin.

[01:25:13]I actually agree with Klaus there.

[01:25:17]That's actually why I addressed this topic again.

[01:25:22]Karimi, March, April 26. Further updates at the Crypto Assets Conference in Frankfurt. Hey, you work there, right?

[01:25:30]The timeline for an MVP fits well with the known. Oh, I've already been there.

[01:25:35]There were We already have. I read through it, right?

[01:25:47]I'm not going to read it aloud now. Let's see about that. Have a good evening. I'm out of here. All right. K, have a nice weekend and Happy Pentecost. God, we still have that too.

[01:25:57]Marcel Zuger regarding crypto. The crypto exchanges are profiting, even though they know it's fraud. Yes, of course they're profiting. They list the things.

[01:26:08]That's where it starts. They just hit you here. Here you can trade.

[01:26:12]Bam, we've got fees. XP has Ripple has a lawsuit from SC.

[01:26:18]No, we're so delisted, right?

[01:26:21]Guys who look like they're from God. I'm telling you, that was the biggest, biggest load of hypocrisy that ever happened.

[01:26:40]Shout out to Steffen and Andre, a huge shout-out.

[01:26:47]Nikolai, hi, I bought two tickets from Tankeim through you yesterday.

[01:26:52]Oh, thank you so much, Nikolai, for your support. Thank you so, so much. The promotion is still running until June 5th, right?

[01:27:00]Uchi, I'm telling you, there's way too little advertising on the channel.

[01:27:04]I should be doing way more advertising. Good morning everyone and have a great evening. Thanks, we wish you the same, Mixery. Hey, where's the course on cleaner fish? Passive income. I'm already looking forward to it. I counted today, I'm invested in 22 projects.

[01:27:24]My grandchildren will certainly be happy about that.

[01:27:27]Yes. Yes, technology has always won.

[01:27:33]Always, always.

[01:27:36]Ultimately, we see the advantages of blockchain technology here, and it 's clear that the banks are still in the game.

[01:27:42]Yes, who wants to have the bread and butter taken from their mouth? Yes, nobody, nobody. They delayed it way too long, they had to, at the same time as Jy, CEO of JP Morgan, said, I think it was him who said about rat poison, or did he say it's rat poison and Bitcoin, and that anyone trading Bitcoin will be fired immediately, and then at the same time, quietly or secretly, they worked on their blockchain, Java JP Morgancoin. Do you understand that?

[01:28:20]Why do you think Marcel Zuger is affected by crypto fraud.

[01:28:23]Not all, but most. Yes. Yes, of course. Marcel, I understand you. Um, so, which project solves which problem?

[01:28:37]What has advantages? What does each system offer? Which project is good?

[01:28:45]Kick-off at 20. Ah, okay. Score 00.

[01:28:48]Thanks, Keilhe.

[01:28:50]Uh, yeah, I think Stuttgart will win today. I'm really a Bayern fan, but actually, in terms of the DFB Cup, I'm about 51% for Bayern and 49% for Stuttgart. I'll be happy. I'd be happy for Sebastian Hoeneß.

[01:29:11]Actually, I'd be happy for Wincent Company too, of course. He's a cool dude, isn't he?

[01:29:18]They've really got a little something there. Guys, I need to quickly use the restroom.

[01:29:26]I'll be back in 3 minutes. Will you excuse me? Will you excuse me? Take a short break. Time for a break. I 'm done with the chat, if we're only 95. Viewers, there are really very few of us. Karimi again, you should read everything without interruption so you understand what I mean. It would be best to watch Paris Blockchain 26 and Frankfurt Conference 26 in April to understand better. I think that will become clear. Karimi, thanks for the heads-up anyway.

[01:30:02]Um, but it's like you wrote, it's like this: well, look, yes, while everything here is working and really going full throttle towards digitalization, as is also shown in today's video, they're going full throttle. The growth figures alone are brutal, and you have to consider those who run this business, Ripple. Um, they've been doing this for 12 years, and again, I said I had a huge problem with their management, I think it was Edge? No, it was n't B. Wait, I think that was Ran.

[01:30:55]In any case, there were quite a few things, and um, nothing was progressing, comparable to me. I'd say with our Charlie, right? But not much has happened there, and now, in the context of market development, coming up with this idea is certainly charming and surely has a reason, because the man is truly genuine. He has something, he simply has, I believe again, I stand by it, Algorent has the most beautiful consensus mechanism, which is based on randomness.

[01:31:30]Yes, I can't rig anything, I can't rig anything. If I try to rig anything or even attempt to verify or validate anything, then bam, out, you're excluded, right? It's that simple.

[01:31:47]That's why everyone works cleanly and completely neutrally. I find that very nice.

[01:31:52]And, uh, who makes the respective payments is triggered randomly.

[01:31:57]Yes, you can actually, you know, I want to rig a payment, but who says I'll even get it as a validator? That's what I mean. Beautiful, beautiful.

[01:32:11]And, of course, it's legitimate to bring new, fresh ideas into the system, but Um, now the question I'm asking myself is, okay, he's bringing up a new idea here without a blockchain, so without a native coin, but he's built Agorent. So, if I have a system here that's certainly scalable like Agorent, but without a native coin, you see what I mean? What's he planning here? Does he want to move away from this for his blockchain? Is he going to sell this thing and say, "I'm selling something without a native coin, and we're absolutely reliable and we can scale, but without our own coin"?

[01:33:01]Okay, then I'm still stuck in the old system.

[01:33:05]That's how I see it now. Like I said, Karine, I haven't looked into it. It's the first thing I get. So, I haven't, I'm not going back now, no interruption.

[01:33:14]I've just skimmed it.

[01:33:17]If it pops up again, I'll take a look.

[01:33:22]And I really appreciate you bringing it up. Seriously, no joke, I'm just not interested.

[01:33:29]Uh, but it's now An idea that he's just presented. Okay.

[01:33:38]Why? Kulbono? Who benefits from it?

[01:33:42]Who benefits from it? Why is he doing this in this area now? Instead of using his blockchain and native algorithms, why is he coming up with this idea now? That's the question I'm asking myself.

[01:33:59]I'm actually imagining bread and circuses. Yeah, it's like that, don't forget to wash your phone.

[01:34:08]Hey Dad.

[01:34:11]I'm even washing mine now, no joke, right? Because for me, it's just a thing, I have to react to it, but I do n't even consider not washing my phone. Not even when I go golfing and have to go into the bushes, I wash my hands. I ask my golf buddies.

[01:34:32]Then they take my water bottle, wash their hands, dry them, and then put their gloves back on.

[01:34:40]Yeah, Kimbo or Keimp, sorry, I just hung up on you. Good evening everyone and have a nice live stream.

[01:34:48]Thank you. Karim, yes, I I'm not advertising for it, but many good chains will benefit from it. Institutions in Europe are n't allowed to touch crypto.

[01:35:01]Flatchain will be like Layer 1 for all chains.

[01:35:07]Again, I haven't looked into it. I can't even respond to it right now.

[01:35:12]You're hyped, aren't you?

[01:35:15]European institutions aren't allowed to touch crypto.

[01:35:19]I don't really understand that.

[01:35:22]I don't really understand that.

[01:35:25]Um, why aren't they allowed to touch them?

[01:35:31]Why aren't they allowed to hold them? There are ETPs in Germany with crypto, and institutional investors can buy them.

[01:35:38]Sports. Why? What? Nikolai was a joke.

[01:35:42]You probably know that. Of course I know that.

[01:35:46]But anyway, the insinuation... could you tone it down a bit?

[01:35:52]No.

[01:35:56]God, I haven't seen the page, have I?

[01:36:02]Just popped down to the basement.

[01:36:05]Hello.

[01:36:10]People are becoming more and more... it 's really becoming clearer that people are all just a little bit on the edge, honestly unbelievable.

[01:36:23]Tiberi Leo, hello Olli and Expic. Did you change your name or are you a new channel member?

[01:36:31]Hello everyone. Many thanks for your support. Who are you?

[01:36:34]Hello Olli and XRP community. Will we get rich this year, purely mathematically speaking? I can tell you all. DTCC and I don't know if we'll get rich.

[01:36:49]I mean, I know a few people who have a lot, right?

[01:36:55]Um, but they're incredibly rich and they're all across the board until 2030, look, 2030, that's when they'll sell.

[01:37:11]That's how it is, they're so deeply relaxed, just much more than me.

[01:37:16]Team XRP, greetings Olli and community, your previous video was brilliant.

[01:37:24]Thank you. And this is the same, but if the Clarity Act doesn't come, it'll be a catastrophe, won't it? Thank you for your services to us crypto enthusiasts.

[01:37:35]Uh, you can't say that you saw the news block now and then that if the Clarity Act doesn't come, it'll be a catastrophe, when I pointed it out in the news block beforehand. No, it's not XRP in need of security again, just like the conspiracy theorists. What What if the banks have already decided they'll only use XRP Ledger? They say, "Ah, we're fighting Clarity now, they don't want it.

[01:38:01]We don't want the others. We only want ours. We want only our network to work now." Well, fine. And XRP, and maybe it's the Bankers Coin, maybe 100% on the XRP Ledger. No, of course not. Yes, absolutely not.

[01:38:24]But I don't see that as a catastrophe.

[01:38:25]Honestly, I've already said so many times in these two and a half years, or over two years, that I've been talking about the SCC lawsuit, uh, how many times have I assumed that the settlement would come, and there were real signs that it wouldn't, and I agree with Polymarket here: 50y is coming, Clarity won't come if it does n't come.

[01:38:56]The ones who make up the CC will continue working, and all of them will continue working. Rel will continue to expand.

[01:39:02]That's it. I'm not interested in anything else if Clarity comes. Good. Good.

[01:39:07]Then everything will go a little faster for everyone.

[01:39:13]Mixery in the basement. What in the basement?

[01:39:17]Nikolai, I'm smoking down here. Hm. Teamx. Oh, so it's quiet in the basement. It's always quieter in the basement. Oh, in the basement.

[01:39:24]No, I was down there in my basement storage unit. Hello, I buried them nicely. What do you think? Is n't there a song by Rammstein? What's it called? There's one about burying them down there too, right? There are some topics I'd like to tell you about.

[01:39:44]God, I love Raumstein. I love Raumstein.

[01:39:49]I meant Team XRP for the USA. Um, yes, yes, yes, that will... No, but the USA is still doing it, they'll also... Look, you are now the USA, you are the greatest economic power in the world, and now we have the Clarity Act, and you all want to go to the blockchain, the banks want to raise their fees. Do you seriously think they haven't already got a Plan B in case the Clarity Act doesn't go through? Come?

[01:40:20]Nobody can believe that. They'll just keep going, with or without.

[01:40:27]They'll do their thing. I'd like to say that much for the time being, but yes, good point.

[01:40:38]Karimi, please watch Paris Blockchain 26 by Silvia. I'd like to know your opinion on it, and could you make a short video about it? I like you a lot and respect your opinion.

[01:40:48]Thank you so much, Karimi. Um, I don't know, should I make a video now? Um, I have to watch it.

[01:41:00]I have to watch it. Wasn't Blockchain Week in Paris last week or the week before?

[01:41:14]Michael, I wish everyone a pleasant evening and a happy Pentecost. Now I have to go upstairs to Jasmin Polen, of course. What, what, what?

[01:41:23]Oh, I see.

[01:41:28]To explain, my dear friends, why I was so puzzled. Jasmin is his daughter, and he had a convertible.

[01:41:37]No, sorry, not a convertible. He has a roadster, a GT, an Opel GT, so he drives with the top down.

[01:41:46]I'd like to point that out again. Yes, I'll be right back.

[01:41:55]Oh, where is the live banner? There.

[01:45:01]There he is again with washed hands.

[01:45:06]So.

[01:45:07]Team XRP, I've already enjoyed the beautiful weather, but now it's your turn.

[01:45:12]Thank you. By the way, beautiful weather.

[01:45:14]I was mowing the lawn today, and we all actually did our lawn mowing today. So, I actually mowed for my neighbor with the older folks, then next to me, and Ulli mowed, and the Langsints mowed, and we all mowed the lawn more or less at the same time. It looks really great.

[01:45:35]Really beautiful. Very consistent for years.

[01:45:38]Actually, very consistent for years.

[01:45:40]Ulli always lets it grow up to his knees. e. XB Gufi hello Olli, where are you? Right here. I was for little cryptorians. People are the end of the world anyway. We're having fewer glitches today, aren't we? Although it 's really messy here too. Um, just stupid. Simply stupid.

[01:46:01]The jerking is simply annoying. I can see it.

[01:46:05]So, my dears, now let's talk about mobile phones, or do you have something else to add?

[01:46:10]No.

[01:46:12]How's the football situation? Is it halftime right now? Um, yeah, some fancy penalty shootouts are going to happen again.

[01:46:21]This will actually be something really cool to shoot at Mers again.

[01:46:25]Okay, you're not writing anymore. Then we come to the end. How does the end credits even find the new one? Now I have two, right? Now I have two. I find it very unfortunate that the NFA ( Not Financially Advised) crypto standard did not include my chair, which I bought for €589.

[01:46:48]Seriously, no joke.

[01:46:50]Kufi is no longer working. Yes, it's possible. I'm here.

[01:46:56]Or are we experiencing glitches? No, we have no outages.

[01:47:00]Okay, so. Guys, um, let's take another look at Mixery 589. Yeah, that's fine.

[01:47:09]I don't think it's cool. I think it's awesome. I really like the old end credits too. Really nice. And um, this video also says a lot about how Ripple has been working for years now, how it all works, and what else is to come. Again.

[01:47:32]Like the fish that are near the whale and think, okay, we very often only see one side or one spot of the whole picture. We do n't know everything. Of course, we must also be prepared to be surprised by what all comes out, what happens, how, what, when, why, and why it is applied. The technology will remain, I am 1000% convinced of that. They're going to die. We will use it simply because centralized systems are simply not decentralized. Like Swift, for example, the Russians will be kicked out, then the Iranians will be kicked out, and North Korea will be kicked out, and every country knows exactly that if I don't do what they want, they'll kick me out too, and before I take that risk, I'll switch sides. It will be that simple.

[01:48:30]Why should I expose myself to this risk? I'm curious to see how these lawsuits filed by the Russians regarding Euroclear will turn out. Should I, um, I've already talked about this, haven't I? The EU has always had this policy, where Euroclear froze 320 billion dollars belonging to Russians, or from Russia, and also oligarchs and rich people and who knows what else, and that was a decision from Brussels and it had to be renewed every six months.

[01:49:09]Instead of renewing it every six months, they simply said, okay, we'll make this permanent, and you understand that's against the law. Ouch. And of course the Russians sued, probably just waiting for that. So, if the lawsuit goes through and Euroclear is forced to pay out the funds, then Brussels has a real problem, Euroclear is dead, and we really have a huge problem.

[01:49:37]Ouch. I 'm not a Putin fan, I'm not in favor of what's happening there, before anyone tries to put words in my mouth again, I'm not. I'm simply in favor of sensible politics, and I believe that many things ultimately have consequences.

[01:50:01]Today and yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people were in the streets of Teran protesting against the Americans who say, "Okay, fine, then war."

[01:50:17]The Americans ca n't get out of history.

[01:50:21]It's simply not in American fashion to try and get out of things like this.

[01:50:32]I keep thinking about V for Vendetta. I don't know how you feel about it. I don't even know, it's just people. So, two hours live today. Wow, we're coming to the end now, friends. Ha, as I said, tomorrow's the XRP news video.

[01:50:51]Maybe I'll still manage the Quant video I'm planning, and um, yeah, maybe I'll come up with something else. It's playing again right now. I wish you all the best. What end credits do you want to see now?

[01:51:06]Oh, here come the Votes. Come on, give me a vote.

[01:51:11]Which one do you want to switch off?

[01:51:13]Nah, let's take the old one, we already talked about the digitalization topic and the DCC and everything related to it. I wish you all a wonderful Pentecost weekend from the bottom of my heart.

[01:51:27]Enjoy the time with your loved ones, call your loved ones, meet your friends, your acquaintances, greet your neighbors, and then I wish you all the best and please stay healthy.

[01:51:38]See you next week. Bye friends and thank you for your participation.

[01:51:44]XRP, one global payment.

[01:51:50]XRPeder looking options.

[01:51:58]It included one company focused on crypto RLE. In 2014, the World Bank and Better Than Cash Alliance, which includes the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative and the governments of 32 countries put out a report called the opportunities of digitizing payments. One year later, the Better Than Cash alliance featured one crypto company on their website, Ripple.

[01:52:15]Today, the Better Than Cash alliance, all the countries, put out a report on the opportunities of digitizing payments.

[01:52:40]ISO 2022 member focused on distributor technology who partner over 300 financial institutions including Bank of America, American Express, PNC, Santander, SBI, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Bank of England, India, Singapore, Scotland, Australia and Indonesia. The largest banks in Japan, Canada, Egypt, the Middle East, United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Morocco, Bhutan, South Korea, Brazil and Latin America. Ripple who has a former employee overseeing the Federal Reserve. Ripple, a former employee overseeing the world's largest asset manager Black Rock Digital Asset Division. Ripple leading Australia CBDC effort. Ripple who hired a former treasury of the United States. Ripple two former Federal Reserve attorneys on their board. Ripple two former Clinton and Obama advisors, former Minister of Defense and Economics of Germany, former business director of Swift, former Swift Board member, former CFO of PayPal, former head of the DTC, former chief business officer at Uber, former VP of Amazon, and former SCC chair on their legal team, Ripple, who's a member of the digital pound foundation, digital dollar project, digital euro association, Mojaloop, IMF's highlevel advisory board on fintech, hyperledger blockchain consortium, open payments coalition, faster payments council, global payments steering group, crossborder working group, international association for trust and blockchain applications, crypto climate University blockchain initiative worldwide web consortium and a featured partner of the world economic forum with three members of their team directly listed on the WF website RLE. Now, does Ripple and XRP sound like they're going to disappear or do they sound like they're part of a much bigger plan? You decide.

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