XRP PRICE ACTION DAVID SAID THIS

Añadido: 2026-04-29

[00:00:00]This is a pivotal week for XRP and the entire crypto community. We've got a 10 a.m. executive session where we hopefully going to get Kevin Worsh put through. That frees up what? Frees up Jerome Powell to have his last FOMC meeting, which frees up what? These same numbuts right here. Yeah, they both freaking suck. To work on the Clarity Act.

[00:00:24]>> I say lots of naughty things, so here's your warning. Now, we've got a majority of red on the screen, but it's minimal red. Most of our favorites are within their rangebound price that they've had since the beginning of February. Now, the volume for crypto is a little slow this morning. I feel a little slow as well. And happy Monday to you. Well, volume under 100 billion and 96.56 billion. Stocks. Well, we got a little bit of pre-market action. pre-markets fading electronic technology and well the energy players aren't looking that strong which is odd because oil prices are still pretty high $9614 cents oil up 1.84% 84% today. But let's start it off with this. The sailor man with STRC did some mega buying. Here we go. All linked down below. Strategy has acquired another 3,273 BTC for a quarter of a billion dollars at an average price of 77,906.

[00:01:31]survey says he's in the red a little bit with this buy, but whatever the [ __ ] ever. As of 426, MSTR has $818,000 BTC at an average price of 75,537.

[00:01:49]This means, look, they're in the green.

[00:01:51]That means an entire ecosystem of crypto players. Yeah, the strategy STRC MSTR BTC proxy hidle company is in the green, which gives a lot of players relief. And why is that important? Well, because they've been raising [ __ ] tons of money with their STRC product. And if we ever were to see strategy go belly up, it would affect STRC, MSTR, and a whole bunch of other players out there because there's people using STRC now as a digital asset treasury that pays you 11.5%.

[00:02:29]But now let's move on to something that pissed a lot of people off. Most of the Democrats would agree why they didn't like his family getting into crypto. The Trump token crashes 20% after a Mara Lago event and the Trump team sells off.

[00:02:43]Now this happened the last time Trump did this with his Trump memecoin and he hosted a little bit of cool crypto peeps dinner. What happened was was the people were selling the Trump token during the dinner because they were like, "All right, cool. We got to see you. We got to hang out at this special event. We don't need your token anymore. Proof that crypto is about what everyone want.

[00:03:05]Pumperonis and dumperonis. And also further proof that if you want to stay hot, spicy, naughty, irrelevant in crypto, you have to keep adding some version of utility to the mix. For the Trump memecoin here, the utility is what? You get access to the big man himself. The president of the United States and his team launched the Trump and later Melania meme coins days before his January inauguration. The asset quickly skyrocketed to be one of the largest crypto assets, charting an all-time high of over $73 on Coin Gecko. Yo, it is way the [ __ ] less than that. However, it's been predominantly downhill since then, and Trump's attempts to revive it have seen short-term gains. Earlier this weekend, he hosted the second large event for the biggest memecoin token holder at his Mara Lago Club in Palm Beach. The top 297 buyers without Justin Sun, who had registered for the contest, attended the gathering, while the largest 29 holders went for a special VIP reception in Champagne Toast. Why am I bringing this up? Because this is one of the reasons why we had problems with getting Reichs passed. the Democrats, especially the Senate a committee, which is different than this, the banking committee, the egg committee was like, "Yo, we've got some conflicts of interest here. We've got some concerns." And so, even when the Senate a committee passed their markup part, they were like, "You know what? We're still nervous though that uh we've got some problems here." So, would we be further along in crypto without Trump launching his meme coins?

[00:04:45]Probably. But I'll be honest with you.

[00:04:48]Seems like every time we get somewhere, news happens and it pushes the timeline back. Now, let's go to a comment. Why you the viewer matter most? Flood clause says, "Long time no see. The algorithm hid you for me for a while." Whoa, whoa, whoa. That's why you hit the notification bell and that's why you check. I try to publish news every day.

[00:05:06]In fact, I pretty much publish news every day, even when I travel.

[00:05:11]I'm highlighting the Trump memecoin thing because there's a very important message you need to see here. Is that with these meme coins, in order for them to stay hot, spicy, naughty, and relevant, these players are having to attach something to them to keep them relevant. And how long can you keep that stick going? Now, let me ask you this.

[00:05:30]for Trump memecoin holders and Melania memecoin holders. What happens after he's out of office? Does all of a sudden the token crash even further? Because what other cool private events can he host? He's not going to be as connected anymore. And oh man, if we have the next presidential pick from the other side of the aisle, then his power will really shrink.

[00:05:52]But let's talk about David Schwarz because Bubala got a lot of people on the hype train years ago and now Bubble is squashing the hype. Ripple's David Schwarz rejects claims he misled XRP holders. See, people are pissed. And the reason they're pissed is because XRP has been down for such a long time. They're pissed because when you zoom out, you're like, "Oh, where's our all-time highs?"

[00:06:16]BTC touches all-time highs. BTC roars.

[00:06:19]BNB touched all-time highs, a whole bunch of things, but we didn't get our chance to a lot of people are blaming David Balash vault. The exchange followed criticism from a user who accused him of misleading the XRP community. The debate centered around a 2017 thread of which every [ __ ] [ __ ] on Expost, I told you David Schwarz said that XRP can't be dirt cheap. This David even said this in 2017 and we're like yo [ __ ] tards. This was years and years and years ago and even David himself says that's not what I was trying to say you dumb asses. The exchange filed a criticism from a user who accused him of misleading the XRP community. The debate centered around a 2017 thread in which Schwarz discussed XRP liquidity and price levels. He said the comments were not meant to serve as an XRP price prediction, but every freaking Tardo Mcardo took it as that.

[00:07:19]In the 2017 ports, Schwarz argued that XRP could not be dirt cheap if it handled large global transaction volumes. He used a simple example to explain how liquidity needs could relate to this. Schwarz wrote, "It can't be dirt cheap. That doesn't make any sense." He added that if XRP traded at a dollar, a user would need 1 million XRP to move $1 million. If XRP traded at a million dollars per one XRP would move the same value.

[00:07:45]Uh, well, XRP is trading at a$140, so I guess you need a [ __ ] million of them after all to move a million bucks. I know. Jokes aside, the problem is the opium community got attached to stuff like this. And in fact, a lot of narratives in crypto were born from what? Were born from posts like this years ago when the situation was different. We've learned they're not using XRP for payments. They're using stable coins for payments. That's not a knock on XRP. No, that's just stable coins taking over the space. They're stable. They have regs. They're pegged to the US dollar, of which a lot of people love pegging the I Monday morning. Let's not get too runchy. A lot of people like the US dollar. So, the reality is stable coins took over that sector. And yet today, today you can go on to X, the same place where I've got this Michael Sailor BTC buy, which I'll link down below, and you could find posts about David Balash vaults, talking about how, oh, XRP, if it was a million dollars per, we would only need one XP to move it. Well, guess what? We ain't even [ __ ] close to a million dollars.

[00:09:00]In fact, we're not close to the Jake Claver predictions either. We're not close to any of these [ __ ] predictions as here we are at a$140.

[00:09:09]Now, some good news for Ripple. They got another Korean partnership action.

[00:09:15]Before we get to that, let's do another comment. Why you the viewer madam most?

[00:09:18]Brady B. Hull says Tillis is proving himself to be the pivot. He's got way more sway than Trump as it relates to clarity these last few weeks. It's a masterclass in politics. I completely agree. Tillis blocked all this. But now the thing that kept Tillis blocking rags is free and Jerome Powell isn't under the scrutiny of the DOJ anymore.

[00:09:44]So as long as the DOJ stays away from Jerome Powell, Tillis will back the [ __ ] up. And when he does so, it leaves these two peeps. Well, only one. He's going to vote yes. She's going to [ __ ] vote no. We know pretty much every [ __ ] Democrat on that committee is going to vote no. And every Republican's going to vote yes. Not that I have anything against the Democrats or against the Republicans. I just have something against people that are not freethinkers. You're telling me every freaking Democrat out there is anti-crypto? Shut the [ __ ] up. They're just anti-Trump, anti-progress right now. But don't worry. See, the Republicans did the same thing. Whenever the Republicans were not in control and the Democrats were, oh, it was Obama derangement syndrome, right? We remember those days. Biden derangement syndrome.

[00:10:31]I don't know if any of those were actually like syndromes, like TDS, but like it just sounded really cool. So, remember both sides of the aisle like to [ __ ] each other. Ah, naughty KB bank partners Ripple for blockchain remittance testing. Oh, damn it.

[00:10:46]Remittance testing, not remittance doing. [ __ ] The initiative is designed to address the longstanding inefficiencies in traditional remittance systems. Now, hold the [ __ ] up real quick. I'm a little pissed and I'm sure you noticed my tone change here over last minute. Why are we still testing stuff and not using? We know traditional payment corridors, especially internationally, can take days and days and days to happen. We also know that what it's super expensive that traditional remittance fees can often go anywhere from 10 to 15% for the people sending the money.

[00:11:27]And yet we're still in the testing phase.

[00:11:30]By leveraging Ripple's blockchainbased payment solutions, KBank aims to explore faster and more costeffective alternatives that could enhance the customer experience in global payments.

[00:11:41]The partnership will also test remittance corridors such as the UAE and Thailand, regions with strong demand for crossber money flows. These trials, [ __ ] not real, they're trials are expected to provide valuable insights in the scalability and regulatory feasibility of okay.

[00:12:01]Industry observers note that the move reflects growing interest among F. No, no, no, no. because we're still in the testing phase. And this is like what's really really crappy right now is here we are vente vente safe 2026 for all you gringoes. Gringo and we're still testing [ __ ] I did another story last week. It was the same thing. Everyone was all excited. Oh, bro, look at this partnership. First paragraph in they're like they're on a three-year testing program to see if and again more testing. And not that we want to push the carrot all the way on down.

[00:12:38]You know about the dangling carrot, right?

[00:12:41]But come on, we keep testing instead of using. Why? Because they're using stables and people are still testing the usage of that. Some players are late to the party, some are early to the party, and some are never going to even be able to join the [ __ ] party.

[00:12:58]But Monday is a very muted day. muted in volume and muted in big groundbreaking news because later in the week, specifically the 29th in two days, we have two live streams. One at 10:00 a.m.

[00:13:13]where we get to see Kevin Worsh put through and one at 200 p.m. where we get to see this man's last FOMC meeting. So right now the market is staring at these two events saying hey we hope they kick off without an incident because if they do that opens us up for clarity act regaronis you jironies and from what it sounds like these politicians might be willing to work a little bit in May. Oh, [ __ ] I know. What a hardship you politicians have having to hang out in DC in May doing a little bit of working and voting and [ __ ] But hopefully we get the Clarity Act markup then. But then we got to hurry the up. We got to get the whole Senate to vote on it, which means we still need seven Democrats to cross the aisle to help us out with that. Fedterman might.

[00:14:08]And then you need the House to do it.

[00:14:09]House simple majority. that'll easily go through. But right now, the Senate is the sticking point. And the reason the Senate is the sticking point and why people like Tillis have so much power is because it's very close in terms of margins because you need the 60 votes in the Senate to make it happen, which means you need bipartisan support. In the House, you don't need that simple majority wins. And so because of that, a lot of people here in the near future are going to be worried about what?

[00:14:35]Re-election. And when they're worried about re-election, what are they not worried about? passing any laws that make any [ __ ] sense. So, choo choo.

[00:14:43]What? Whoa, whoa, whoa. We're not at the end of the video. Now, I'm gonna be very curious to see what happens to the markets this week as we get through two major events. Last week and a half, we actually saw liquidity pouring back into the crypto market, which was a good sign. Healthiest volume we've seen in months. In fact, if we zoom out just a little bit, it's the most alive that the crypto market has looked since the beginning of February. And if you look back just one month earlier when we were supposed to have the original markup date for the Senate Banking Committee, well, prices and volume are way, way juicier than what we're dealing with now. So, the money is there, but the money is waiting. They really want to make sure that this stuff goes through because we've been promised so many times and we've been let down so many times and the market won't keep falling for it. And in fact, what we're noticing right now is what? The market is ready, but they're waiting for the politicians and the laws to be ready. So, a lot of players have put cash on the sidelines.

[00:15:45]And because they put cash on the sidelines, it doesn't mean they're not participating or they exited in the market. Just means they're waiting for the right time. So, we could see a massive flood of liquidity happen if the right things happen. One of those would be clarity markup. Will we get it? Well, it's not on the schedule yet. We got other fish to fry. It's probably a better Friday joke. Friday fish fry.

[00:16:11]No. Okay. So, let's see what happens.

[00:16:14]We're going to be live streaming all day on the 29th 10 a.m. Kevin W confirmation hearing. Hopefully, Tillis is done. 2:00 p.m. Jerome Pal his last FOMC meeting.

[00:16:28]Going to be celebrating that one. Choo choo. What? Well, I'm going to keep an eye on the market to keep y'all informed. Make sure you hype the video.

[00:16:34]Subscribe. Subscribe. Ah, for you greeningos and greeningos out there, that means subscribe. Hit that notification bell. And I'll catch y'all later today as more news breaks. Choo choo. What? Well, you know the deal.

[00:16:47]Carbon road bike. No, no, no, no, no.

[00:16:50]It's choocha [ __ ]