XRP & QNT Holders! $12 Trillion A Day With JPMorgan!

[00:00:00]For years now on Maximus Crypto, we've been talking about this whole thing of the possibility of XRP as well as Q&T and some of these other ones to tap into something like JP Morgan. In yesterday's video, we covered a lot when it came to the whole idea of specifically the overwhelming evidence of XRP and DTCC.

[00:00:19]We're talking quadrillions. And while I gave you an encyclopedia of evidence for myself as well as smoke, what we need to analyze is the new updates that most people simply do not realize. So consider smashing that like. You're going to love what you see in today's video. Let's jump right into it. All right, so we see here is there's outlets like MSB Intel, which has a huge following, right? Well, they're resharing the news that came out from May. But you know what? The timing here is absolutely impeccable, at least in my opinion. As we already know, if you've been following us, Ripple, JP Morgan, Mastercard, and Ono completed first crossber tokenized treasury settlement on XRP ledger in under 5 seconds. Now, keep in mind, this is well long before the talk of TTCC. And again, when we talked about the whole thing that people point out, well, XRP wasn't chosen. But when we got into yesterday's video, it seems as though it was more than chosen to say the least, right? Speaking of which, if you haven't seen the video, just go to the video section of Maximum Crypto. It's right here. Overwhelming evidence. And if anything, you could click on the endcreen card to take you more into there. That's not the point.

[00:01:24]The point is basically this. It's recognizing what you may not even realize to a full degree. Let's jump into that. I said to myself, you know what? Let me talk about all these things in simple terms about what actually happened back in May with the four major players again. Ono, Mastercard, JP Morgan, and again realizing that we have that first successfully completed pilot test where they redeemed a portion of tokenized US treasuries. Well, if you think about the asset side of things, there was even a burn that happened with that, right? And again, there was a redemption of the digital tokens that happened on a blockchain which was settled in under 5 seconds. But from the cash side of it, what wasn't reported enough was how we had actual US dollars sent crossber to the Ripple bank account in Singapore via traditional banking rails, which triggered outside normal banking hours. Again, we're talking about a 365 247 type of system here. And again, it was the first time a public blockchain handled the core asset movement for tokenized government securities while connecting seamlessly to big bank infrastructure for the fiat dollar leg. People don't realize why that's such a big deal. And if anything, it's like people just skip over it because for me, when I think about the real institutional side of things, I think of that adoption. And I think about how the XRPPL is literally being used here because big banks and fintex using XRPL for actual tokenized asset redemptions. That absolutely builds incredible credibility and utility here because more volumes on the ledger means more activity testing and potential integrations. I don't want to get so much into the side of things. Nothing against I don't want to get so much into the XRP role side of things. We know how that works. But for you, me and everybody else, while we seem as though we're kept in the dark when it comes to a lot of this because of NDAs, non-disclosure agreements and whatnot.

[00:03:21]Well, again, it's like a lot of things happened in the background, right? And for me, it seems as though JP Morgan, whether you like him or not, right, gave us a signaling effect. And what I mean by that is JP Morgan engaging with XRPL, even in a hybrid setup, that counters the narratives of the fudsters that are out there that say basically the XRPL is, oh, it's just for crypto. It's it's sidelined. But this positions XRPL as a serious contender alongside Ethereum, private chains, and others for institutional use cases. That in itself is such a major major thing because there's even documentation to back this up. And what I mean by that is if you were to go over to prnewire.com well they had a press release in regard to and Kexus and they pointed out that these things that we're talking about for Ripple completing this first crossborder crossbank redemption of tokenized US treasuries it already happened back in May and again people kind of have went beyond this right and maybe forgot about this but again please understand that part of the pilot at the time is that ripple redeem tokenized assets issued on the XRP ledger. And again, associated fe uh fiat settlement was triggered by who? Mastercard multi-token network. And this is where I'm going to bring in Quant Network because Quant Network has this things called the MLTS, the multi-leger token service. And this is what everyone misses. And this is where I get a lot of questions from you guys where you're like, Max, why in the world do you have Q& tied for with XRP for number one?

[00:04:55]Well, I have numerous reasons, right?

[00:04:56]I've done, oh my goodness, probably 15,000 hours, 20,000 hours. I know it sound like Jesse quoting some of the things that he says, but it it's definitely up there, right? Does thousands of videos talking about XRP, Q& and others on this channel, right?

[00:05:13]But when I jump over to here, let's take you out of the visuals. Let's pull this up. Here's what everybody misses. And what I mean by that is it's true that everybody misses this. All right? I I explained this briefly in the other video from yesterday. I'll just touch on it again.

[00:05:29]Quant has this thing called engagement networks. Okay? And they talk about how you have to have subdomains, channel policies, notary trust, privacy groups, which we just talked about, or operator agreements that have to be set up before a connector can be wired up. I mean, when you think about quant, it's like a universal connector, a universal adapter, not just to the banks, but like everything we talk about when it comes to the internet of value, right? value needs to be plugged in, right? XRP provides that. Some people say, "Well, XRP already provides those payment routes through the interled ledger protocol." You'd be right. But what I love about Quant is that they have DT families. And what I mean by that is literally what you see here. Quant already has connectors built and ready for via engagement. So many things, right? And again, I'm not dismissing any of these things, especially R3 Corda.

[00:06:17]I'm not dismissing Canton at all. I think that that's a terrific project, right?

[00:06:22]But when you jump down to here, here's what really should catch your eye. Two things. Number one is Quorum. Now, we know that's with JP Morgan. We also know that XDC is a fork of Quorum. We also know it's a fork of X uh excuse me, of Ethereum. It's a permission Ethereum virtual machine. Privacy manager configuration to Sera and Consortium membership are part of onboarding. We'll get in that in a minute. Just in case you missed the other video and don't have all the time in the world, I get that. You also see here that we have XRP listed as one of the DLT families just in case you forgot about that right here. And as you see here, it shows that we also see Stellar, right, can be added upon request. Now, I did mention this whole topic of this thing called Tacera. Okay, we need to talk about that for just a brief moment, but before we get into that, I want to point out this big shout out to this guy, Greg L. Some people love him, some people hate him. Call it what you want, but I think he's a great member of the Q&T community. Okay, so shout out to Channy. He covered this over on his channel just a couple days ago. If you're not following King Channing on YouTube for your Q& updates because that guy's your guy. So, shout out to Channing. So, at this time, you see from Greg Lunt, this was posted on July 15th, four days ago. And I may do a separate video just on it on its own about this, but I may not need to.

[00:07:46]This might be enough. But nonetheless, Greg Glunt points out Q& second patent in the United States is set to be granted on July 28, 2026. The same IP has already been awarded protection in Europe and Japan. I covered a lot when it comes to Europe and Japan and especially with my JASM coverage, my XRP coverage, my XDC coverage, you name it, right? says, "Now the world's largest technology market joins the list. In simple terms, the patent makes it possible for different blockchains to execute a single instruction like transfer or swap as a coordinated system ensuring every network reaches the same trusted result. This is the exact kind of infrastructure a tokenized global financial system requires another patent, another mode. Q&T extends its lead again. And as you see here, if you wanted to nerd it out, you could, but you see the highlights. July 28, 2026 from the United States Patent Trademark Office. Again, I see so many people in the comments, no bash on them, they're like, "Oh, quant is just it's only focused in the UK." Boy, talking about just just getting the scratching scratching the surface. So, as we see here, this comes from literally what you see here from this law group Washington DC. The issue notification, the electronically issued patent is the official patent grant pursuant to 35 USC 153 and more importantly inventor Gilbert Verdian London United Kingdom.

[00:09:15]Right here quant network again greater London United Kingdom and it says United States represents the largest most dynamic marketplace in the world and is unparalleled location for business investment. No kidding. Obviously, Gilbert Verdian has highlighted this years ago, probably a decade ago about how they're going to work with the United States. People forget that. Poor people are new and they haven't seen that. And that's no bash on any of you guys because if you're brand new to my channel, I welcome you. I really, really do. We need people to see this. And if anything, you need to learn it for yourself. All right, so let's get back into the layman's terms. While Greg Lunt did an excellent job of explaining the significance, I thought I would take a little bit more further because when we talk about how truly significant this is, well, it's a lot more stronger than the competitive note that's being shared on the surface. Because last I checked, patents give legal protection, which is usually around 20 years. Well, just that protection. So, competitors just can't copy this specific coordinated multi-chain execution method without licensing it. So that right there, that's solidification for quant, you know, that's that's what we want to see.

[00:10:23]So having it locked down in the United States, Europe, and Japan, absolutely powerful, beyond means, right? And the timing for me when I see this is is absolutely good. In fact, it's great, right? Because when you think about that, the world is moving toward tokenized finance and real institutional adoption of blockchain. Interoperability absolutely makes chains work together.

[00:10:46]And this is one of the biggest missing pieces when we talk about that because this patent directly protects core tech in that area. Don't we want to see that?

[00:10:54]Absolutely want to see it. And it's not just us in retail. The institutions want to see it too, right? The signals here is absolute legitimacy. And what I mean by that is for big institutions and governments, strong IEP protection absolutely matters. It shows quant has real defensible innovation rather than just ideas. Right? So when you look more into it and if you've been following Quant closely this builds on their previous work because I covered this in the past again Channy has Jesse Apex crypto insights numerous others tokenizer probably some people like smoke there's numerous ones but again this builds on that previous work because this is their second US patent again their second one they already have one for chronologically ordering transactions across chains and others internationally, including Japan for multi-dt token innovation that powers their fusion rollup tech. I cover this with the JASM overlap. But you may be wondering like what does it really mean for Quant network moving forward? And that's that's fair. That's a good question because here's the answer.

[00:12:00]Quant now do more confidently and what I mean by confidently is like they can pitch their Overledger Fusion platform to big banks, which some people say, well, they're already doing that, right?

[00:12:12]Well, yes and no. But now you're going to be able to amplify that even more.

[00:12:17]Okay? Because they can do that with those big banks. They can do that with those asset managers. They can do that with those enterprises knowing their core tech is protected again for how long? Another 20 years. So, and we've seen these in the patents where literally mentioned some of these things dating well, you know, to 2036 or even beyond. So, this is going to potentially explore licensing deals or partnerships where others want to use this protected capability. again when we continue developing products like Quant Fusion.

[00:12:46]Well, we know that their multi-leger layer 2.5 rollup with legal backing.

[00:12:51]That's that's what we want to see. So, this doesn't make Quant obviously magically successful overnight.

[00:12:58]Obviously, they still need real adoption, partnerships, execution, and so on. But, they already have some big players to say the least. I mean, especially what we talked about with the Linux Foundation, decentralized trust, when we talk about obviously a lot of things with Oracle, you know, Murex. I mean, my god, that's 25% of the world's FX with Murex, right? So, we kind of been there and done that. But if you're wondering like, Max, you covered what that means for Quant Network. Well, what about us as in the holders of Q&T and retail? I am going to answer that because as we know Q&T is the utility token that powers access and operations to the overleger with quant and ecosystem again used for licensing transactions other functions on the platform. There is absolutely huge positive implications that are here by having a stronger IP that equals higher chance of enterprise adoption which would equal more demand for the quant platform which would equal what?

[00:13:53]Potentially higher utility and value for Q& over time. And notice how I said over time I'm investing into Q&T for the long haul, the long haul, I should say. Like we're talking about where it becomes a household name. But in reality, when you talk about QT, it seems like people say, well, Ripple will become a household name. QT won't be a household name, right? Because QT is also part of the underlying infrastructure. But will we tell the tale at some point that QT was absolutely part of it quant network and so on? I think people will recognize that in the future. So this is definitely a bullish narrative boost in the crypto community and more importantly it positions us long term because when we realize that tokenized finance takes off and quant becomes a key piece of that infrastructure through literally a key as in what a skeleton key is that skeleton key that plugs into all this infrastructure well gez come on I mean it's a no-brainer benefits as the gas or access token for that system and that's the reality of it all right so let's jump more into something that you need to basically realize, right?

[00:14:56]Because sometimes people don't realize this. So, let's jump back. All right.

[00:14:59]Right here in that docs overlayer documentation, you see quorum/goorm.

[00:15:04]Now, the reason why I want to point this out is because you may miss some of this. And what I mean by that is even right here, if you do a simple Google search, watch this. We see here go is enterprisegrade permission implementation of the Ethereum blockchain developed for consortium networks. forked from Go Ethereum which is G E and maintained by consensus. See that it offers transaction privacy, alternative consensus mechanisms and peer permissioning make it ideal for industries like finance and supply chain management. Now as we jump over to here you may feel as though well geez what in the world is this? This comes from GitHub. And the reason why I want to point this out I want you guys to see some things here. So for one, a while back it says, "Warning, Go Quorum is no longer actively maintained or supported by consensus. This repository has been archived and remains available for historical reference only. We do not recommend using Goorm for new projects.

[00:15:55]Go quorum is Ethereum based distributed ledger protocol with transaction contract privacy and new consensus mechanisms. All right, so there's a lot here in regard to that, but they mentioned this thing about Tacera, right? We'll get more into that as well as we jump over to this. This is a huge finding right here. You have from the LF decentralized trust which means the Linux decentralized trust suns setting tara and simplifying basu. Now you guys saw a lot of news in regards to DTCC, Hyperledgeru, Canton, a few others, right? But nonetheless, do you find it interesting in the terminology? This right here, right here, huge finding, huge discovery to Sera privacy and smart contract based permissioning. These features have existed in novel app layer solutions. We will deprecate and remove them while offering alternatives as this timeline project progresses. For instance, a new open-source project providing programmable privacy for EVM is slated to be proposed to the LF decentralized trust labs. This is a boil it match it stick it in the stew moment.

[00:17:04]Why? Because right here quant network is what right here in this mix to solve privacy manager configuration to Sarah and consortium membership part of onboarding because as we see here why is engagement needed? Well, that was why.

[00:17:20]But it's because Quant network taps into the DT families that Quant has already have has had connectors already built and ready for via engagement. So, when I talk to you guys about a multi-ledger token service through the Overledger, this pounds that home. This solidifies Quant network as being that one that was basically going to be replaced. And what I mean by replace was where you see here. Let's jump back to it. Literally, they're telling you what happened. And I'll get into more about this LF decentralized trust aspect. This was a huge discovery. Again, programmable privacy. So, what is Quant doing?

[00:18:03]Programmable liquidity, right? They talk about that being defined as tokenized deposits. Tokenized deposits means the same thing backwards. And we've seen that. So, you jump further into this.

[00:18:14]Watch this.

[00:18:16]Gilbert Verdie, just in case you guys missed that other video, he points out AI agents are increasingly making transactions, executing trades, setting obligations. Thomas Lee at machine speed. The infrastructure behind these payments needs to be fit for purpose.

[00:18:28]Banks authorize transactions and provide safeguards to our money. So which bank are we talking about here? We're talking about literally what? Go back to the very beginning. You have a JP Morgan doing just that. And so we have this quant network that's not even highlighted in this news publication, but I just gave you evidence on how that's orchestrated. All right, there's a little bit more about this. Let me jump back to Gilbert Verdian. Let's do that for a moment. He says, "Agentic AI transactions should be no different, operating within the secure guard rails of bank security and protection." Think about that for a moment too because when you do, you will see this and it's an absolute master bombshell.

[00:19:12]On July 15th, this is what everybody missed. JP Morgan puts out this.

[00:19:17]Financing resilience, navigating expanding AI infrastructure with working capital. AIdriven data center construction is accelerating, empowering cooling and infrastructure suppliers are facing evolving working capital demands.

[00:19:29]a strategic liquidity management approach can help them maintain operational continuity and supporting long-term growth. And as you see here, as I drop it down, it mentions some of these things. And again, like the expanded role about this. So, so I want to point out to you guys is when we jump into this, it really matches up because they point out some of these things. And this is where a lot of people miss so many of these things when we talk about like egentic AI. We talk about specifically AI uh so many things, right? So, watch this. Let's pull this up for you. It says, "Extended manufacturing timelines, shifting size schedules, milestone driven payment structures can create cash flow across the supply chain." All right, we jump down to here. They talk about the liquidity paradox. Again, I'm thinking of like literally like your ripples and stuff like that. Hyperscalers are projected to invest a combined 600 billion in 2026, attracting increased number of industrial suppliers into rapidly expanding ecosystem. As these companies deploy unprecedented capital to build data centers, they are generating sustained demand and transforming the role of industrial suppliers from peripheral vendors to essential enabl when it comes to data centers and that's Oracle. We know that JP Morgan and Oracle have that partnership and if anything Oracle the infrastructure with that and again even with Quant network right again there's a whole thing that lies beneath it right but nonetheless when we see the expansion of the role of industrial suppliers of the AI buildout well again you can appreciate these types of updates again the implication is clear revenue growth is accelerating while cash realization is becoming less certain and more delayed so how do we have capital flows How do we turbocharge some of this liquidity? That's a great question, right? But nonetheless, with what we see here is we need to have systematic transfer of working capital upstream.

[00:21:36]How are you going to do that? Would it be tokenized deposits? I think so. And again, how do we do that? Tokenized deposits through quant network with fusion through programmable liquidity.

[00:21:48]Again, even programmable programmable liquidity would turbocharge what on demand liquidity and I did a whole video about that. All right, so jumping back into this, I want to give you guys some more evidence. So, right here we have that Aentic AI transaction should be no different operating within the secure guards of bank security and protection.

[00:22:05]Again, bank security would that be JP Morgan's bank security seems as though.

[00:22:10]And this is what I love. This research is really, really aging well. I've been covering this quite a few times on X42.

[00:22:16]Big shout out to Rub Black with our coverage on X42 says that's why Quant network join X42 Foundation hosted by the Linux Foundation. Our Fusion layer 2.5 multi-ledger rollup is X42 ready today across 70 plus networks interoperability between decentralized and institutional finance is what we are building. And right there you see the whole solidification of how Quant is connecting agentic AI payments to what?

[00:22:40]To what system? Come on now. The banking system. So that wasn't that long ago.

[00:22:45]That was July 2nd, 2026. All right, as we take it to the next part of it, remember how I mentioned Tacera, right?

[00:22:52]Exactly. Tasera, the privacy manager of choice for consensus quorum networks.

[00:22:58]And look what it mentions right here.

[00:23:01]Consensus has combined the best of Orion and Tasart into a single codebase. Tera now works seamlessly with both Hyperledger Bessu and Go Quorum. All right, this is really really something because when we jump back to here, what do we have in regard to what we just mentioned from that publication from consensus? Yeah, from consensus right here you have go quorum and this right here with tacera for that DT family. And what about the whole thing about Bessu?

[00:23:28]We just talked about some that Hyperledger Bessu to work seamlessly, right? Well, we see here with Hyperledger Bessu, you have it right here. Hyperledger Bessu permission EVM using regulated EVM deployments the connector needs the consortium configuration. So with consensus tap that you better believe it. All right jumping more into this just in case you never seen the Ripple side of things of X42.

[00:23:52]This is aging extremely well as well.

[00:23:54]Ripple is proud to join the X42 Foundation as premier member. I mean, right here they even point out that as AI agents begin to take more of the transaction cycle or life cycle, they'll need a way to pay that's fast and reliable as the way they are already exchanging data. And by the way, I've showed this in some screenshots in in documents. X42 is payment required for a lot of this stuff moving forward or most of it. So that's a mandate. We've been helping build that future on the XRP ledger with tools and infrastructure that developers need to enable agentic payments. So, this is matching up with what you saw from JP Morgan. Again, that new posting. It's not like I'd give you something from 20 years ago that was pretty new from the 15th, just four days ago, including support for X42 that enables agents to transact using XRP and ROSD today. Again, not just ROSD. So, many people are pointing, oh, it's just going to be that and you know, XRP is only like in the background. No, XRP and RUSD.

[00:24:50]All right. So, then you see them sharing kind of similar to the same thing that Quant Network did. Do you find it interesting that both of these big juggernauts, Ripple and Quant, the overlap with the Linux Foundation, decentralized trust? That's absolutely major. All right, guess what?

[00:25:07]Let's talk a little bit more about this and put it into layman's terms. So, for one, please understand why Tasara and the changes matter. So, you may still be wondering, Max, what in the world is Tasara? Tea.

[00:25:23]Well, to Sara, they acted like a privacy vault or shield inside Bessu. Notice the overlap here. Again, inside of Bessu based networks, BESU in permission/enterprise blockchains, those are used by banks of big companies. It lets participants run private transactions. I'll say it again, private transactions or smart contracts that the rest of the network couldn't see. This was important for business secrets, regulations, and competitive reasons. It originated with who though with JP Morgan's quorum project later handled by consensus and worked with Bessu. And if anything, you can go over to consensus.io io and reference that for yourself. So why the sunset as they pointed out like why deprecate it, remove it? Great question.

[00:26:11]Tara hadn't kept it up with modern Ethereum improvements. It was slow. It created extra complexity and bugs and better privacy tools now exist at the application layer. The software built on top of the blockchain, not inside of the core engine. Uh hello, what is built on top of blockchain? Overleledger. It's a horizontal stack that sits on top of all these blockchains on top of all these DTS literally the name Overledger. So that terminology matches up, right? This is going to keep it made for Bessu but as a bloated Swiss Army knife, right?

[00:26:43]Yeah. Swiss Army knife. Okay, that was hard to maintain and less compatible with the broader Ethereum world. So, there's other simplifications here.

[00:26:53]They're also removing smart contract permissioning, old proofof work support.

[00:26:57]So, moving removing old proof of work.

[00:26:59]Gee, that doesn't sound good for Bitcoin, does it? No, but it sounds more bullish for the ones that are like outside of that realm, right? Like your proof of stakes and whatnot, right?

[00:27:07]Sure. So the goal is a cleaner, more modular codebase focused on performance pushing this thing that's called bonsai storage and snap sync. Uh not quite it sounds the same like you know bonsai like you know tended to hiccup bonsai.

[00:27:21]Um but this is actually spelled b o ns ai. Okay I know I had a little fun there with the you know the bonsai thing but nonetheless fewer failure points faster development easier contributions from the community. So this is a new open-source project for programmable privacy and it's planned under the Linux Foundation ecosystem. So uh when you think about why this is significant overall, I mean it's literally this simple.

[00:27:46]Enterprise blockchain tech is maturing.

[00:27:48]Earlier versions bolted on heavy custom features for big institutions like privacy vaults, well now they can have the simplification of the core engine.

[00:27:58]So it wants better with public Ethereum um because that becomes more performant and pushes advances that feature like privacy. I mean there's so much focus this year about privacy. I point this out for a while now but it's all about having flexible app layers for new standards and again making all AI driven. So uh what does it mean for quant network? Well a lot right but nonetheless when you think about it we know that when it comes to quant they have a lot of solutions. So a simpler, cleaner Bessu with fewer legacy complications means easier, more reliable, lower maintenance integrations for quant solutions. Again, this is going to have better alignment with the broader ecosystem because it's going to be more modular and it's going to have more app layer features. So again, think of all these layers like you know Channy always point out like you know use the analogy that quant it's like a it's like a big giant ripe onion with a lot of layers, right? When you go to peel it.

[00:28:52]So it is what it is. But uh yeah, quant actively participating in Linux Foundation's new x 402 foundation uh standardizing agentic payments, letting AI agents autonomously make transactions, pay for services, you name it. And with X uh 402 ready with Fusion layer, that's that's a huge huge deal.

[00:29:11]And even when we talk about the Ripple side of things and the JP Morgan connection, boy oh boy, uh you got to keep in mind that when we think about having the XRP ledger using stable coins like ROSD, well joining the X42 Foundation as a premier member to enable AI agents to transact natively on the XRP ledger using the XRP or ROSD. Uh there there's a lot of very meaningful profound developments here because again BessuTsara uh changes that ties in indirectly but it's it's so meaningful right because many institutions historically did in fact use quorumu plus tasara for private permission setups but now with this whole suns setting thing which some people are going to say it's been a while but right you know quant network took it to the next level right so now you have this whole thing of enterprise customizations are going to be simpler, interoperable, and again going to have this multi-layer approach with these solutions. So that's that's really really big. All right, before we close it out, let's get into this for a brief moment. We see here major blockchain firm consensus accidentally hired a North Korean hacker. That's horrible, right? It was reported two days ago. But the good news is from what I gathered uh we see here also that from what they mentioned in the recent news the consensus contractor ex had access to exposed wallet code for a month but no user impact or compromised uh there was no compromise that happened when it came to those assets. So at least they recognized it. They got rid of them and hopefully we're good. Will I unpack this further? Probably not. But I wanted to give you guys some transparency of what happened with consensus recently, right? Because that's all over the news and I'm sure somebody in the comments would have mentioned that. All right, so the other thing I want to jump into is to give you guys this. This is going to be good.

[00:31:05]This is a real great reward for sticking to the end. Banking dive back in 2020 reported consensus acquired JP Morgan blockchain platform forum. So again, think about that consensus plug to JP Morgan. Also think of this where you have this right here. All right. So, you have JP Morgan July 20, 2025, the silent night behind the scenes of peak payment season, right? They're always behind the scenes, right? But nonetheless, what I want to show you guys is something I've been sharing for years. Says, as merchants plan for the back to school shopping season, which that's coming up for all a lot of us, right? Uh the efficiency of payments processing is top of mind. It is critical that the payment process is invisible and silent. So, again, I think of how Quant works. It does seem as though it's invisible and silent to ensure merchants are able to run their business smoothly. All right, look at this. JP Morgan Payments moves more than 10 trillion globally each day through over 160 countries and 120 currencies. That's why I put that in the thumbnail. During peak season, they are open to process over 6,000 transactions per second. But what goes into making this all happen? Well, a lot, right? And if anything, I gave you a lot of that information, research, whatever you want to dice it up as. Okay, here's another thing I find I found to be incredibly interesting. Microsoft retired the Azure blockchain service. Again, consensus again stepped in. Why is that important?

[00:32:26]Well, remember all the talk that we just did about DTCC in yesterday's video? Do you find it interesting that people like smoke have pointed out Microsoft Azure is now partnered with DTCC? Oh, you don't say. And is currently operating a Ripple validator node. We are exploring how the interleger protocol can be used by the Azure enterprise and developer community to enable new and novel use cases within Microsoft blockchain as a service offering. And as you see right here, right in that same clause on that document mentioned specifically this right under Ripple is your blockchain service currently operating as a Ripple validating node for the benefit of what Ripple's bank users providing a valuable stakeholder to the consensus network.

[00:33:08]We're exploring how the interleger protocol can be used by Azure enterprise and developer community to enable new and novel use cases within Microsoft blockchain as a service offering. So that right there is solidification that when we talk about another example basically of DTCC and XRP the evidence I mean come on that that's that's Microsoft for crying out loud like they have a node that's their DTCC uh plug if you will you know and a lot of times people just dismiss it all that again here it is not just from smoke here it is literally from DTCC the future financial markets infrastructure is moving to the public cloud. ETCC just announced its cloud first strategy partnerships with AWS cloud and Microsoft Azure to build what's next for the global markets. So, I mean, so many times people just want to see it say like it has to say XRP, but you have to kind of people call like, you know, it's a complaint like a back door way doing it, but the evidence is there, right? It's 100% there. So, there's obviously that and nonetheless, how about this? JP Morgan processes around 65 million transactions to move nearly 12 trillion across more than 120 currencies every single day. So, we have scaled up, ladies and gentlemen, from that $10 trillion report back in 2025.

[00:34:28]Now, we're at 12 trillion. So, when we get tokenization, flowing again, it's just going to open up the corridors even that much more further, right? As the saying goes, the floodgates are going to absolutely open big time. So, that's what I have for you today. Thank you so much for tuning in.

[00:34:45]As the saying goes, know what you have, know why you hold it. The research flood 110%. May the Lord Jesus bless you all.

[00:34:51]truly mean that. And if anything, we'll see you in the next video. Over and out.

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