Karl

Wyckoff Distribution in 2021 ... And nobody took him seriously. A classic.

The GitHub repository is incredibly silent and empty for a project slated to be released in a month or two. I don't want to accuse anyone of anything, but well ... I've shed my childish naivete. I need evidence to believe and see the source code to understand ..

Doge, a bad joke, listed on Coinbase. XRP, best in class, delisted. A single man farts his thoughts on Twitter and the world is upside down. So much for today's generation...and Coinbase.

With its DEX, IOU, Smart Contract and Token Issuer functionality, XRPL is a direct competitor to Ethereum and the Ethereum Alliance. I think we all know the story of XRPL's Codius, Vitalik Buterin, Ripple and Ethereum. https://medium.com/coil/codius-smart-contracts-made-from-containers-b3b16c3e3890 The "Clayton" case is a clear case of deliberate competition distortion. A case of sheer corruption.

Ripple‘s ODL Product utilizes XRP as a bridge currency for immediate settlement. This exchange happens in a matter of seconds. There surely is no „investment for profit“ involved.

The chosen ones must be Doge, Cumrocket, Sushi, Telcoin and Venus after 8 years of research.

This section tells a lot about the SEC lawyers' narrative and the origins of SEC internal brainwashing.

Yes, very frustrating - as a holder, user and builder. Doge sucks the last bit of rationality out of this emerging market... Unfortunately true: „The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent“, John M Keynes.

But, but .. it’s decentralized ... 🥳

Dogecoin is just sucking all the dumb-money out of the market. Don't worry. 5 Cents is overpriced for an overhyped fun-asset with infinite supply.

I guess we all know David's "trading incident" ... https://cointelegraph.com/news/regrets-ripple-s-cto-sold-40-000-ether-for-just-1-each

It is only in the US that a government agency can take a private company to court with allegations and assumptions, but without any evidence or facts. It is clear that this opens the door to corruption, especially when the agency operates in the financial sector. This exaggerated John Wayne mentality has to stop.

The fingerprints of the mining industry (pools and alike) could also be clearly felt in the daring argumentation by the SEC. Bribery and Corruption - the epitome of Clayton's SEC.

Hinman, Clayton and whoever else was involved in the framing and the action .. When you put the puzzle together, you quickly realize the extent of this corruption case. The SEC has become a stepping stone to personal enrichment.

It is unbelievable with which ignorance and smug arrogance Mr. Tenreiro appears. He tries to dictate his narrative to the court without evidence. No serious judge goes along with this for a long time. The SEC has blood on their fingers, and it's time the SEC got grounded.