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C M retweeted
Amazing.. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Spot XRP ETFs..
$1.77B ~Asset Under Management.
1.19B XRP ~Locked In Vault.
Supply shock is inevitable! ✅️
C M retweeted
Brock has our vote 🤝
Submit yours here 🗳️: 49rs.co/4AzxB9u
C M retweeted
The NFL fined 49ers FB Kyle Juszczyk nearly $15k for an "offensive demonstration"
1: He's done this celebration his entire career
2: Juszczyk doesn't even drink. His nickname is "Juice" which is why he does the celebration
3: Beer and alcohol is SOLD at NFL games
4: NFL partners with beer brands!
Absurd.
#49ers
THEY KILLED CLARITY. THEN THEY HANDED XRP THE KEYS ANYWAY.
Congress could not pass the Clarity Act. Two days later the SEC dropped a five-year Innovation Exemption so tokenized stocks can trade on AMM venues without those venues registering as exchanges. The same window, the CFTC opened the door for decentralized style trading software to connect users without registering as brokers.
That is not a consolation prize. That is Clarity, rewritten by the agencies, and it lands directly on the rails Trensik already built on the XRP Ledger.
Clarity was supposed to define venues, brokers, securities, and commodities. The agencies just cut the two lanes that matter for onchain markets. Front end trading platforms can stay software instead of licensed intermediaries. The bill died. The market structure arrived anyway.
Look at who was already live. 👀
@Trensik_com did not wait for Washington. It stood up a specialized RWA marketplace on XRPL for tokenized stocks, gold, silver, commodities, and private markets. @DexDadHQ followed as another XRPL DEX storefront carrying the same RWA inventory.
Issued asset routing. Multi hop settlement. Trust lines that actually work for real world assets. That is not a meme farm. That is infrastructure built for the exact product the SEC just blessed.
XRP was the obvious settlement layer. While traditional markets sleep, tokenized Apple, Tesla, gold, and commodities can still fill on ledger. Trensik and Dexdad put that in front of users before the press releases hit.
So ask the question the press will not ask.
Who spent months engineering RWA routing on XRPL while Congress stalled? Who listed tokenized equities and metals when the safe trade was to wait for Clarity? Who built the interfacesm, aimed at the same asset class the SEC just put on a five year clock?
Maybe it is just good product sense. Maybe the people behind this stack understood that tokenization was coming whether the Senate voted or not.
Maybe they understood XRP Ledger was the chain that could actually settle stocks and commodities without turning every trade into a custody nightmare.
Or maybe someone close to the tape already knew the agencies would move the second the bill failed. Perfect timing is not proof. It is a pattern.
The RWA shops on XRPL were stocked, routed, and open before the exemption dropped. That is either vision or positioning. Both should make you pay attention.
Trensik’s public stance is simple. It is a DEX interface on the XRP Ledger. It does not pretend to be the issuer, the custodian, or the government. Dexdad is the second door into the same market. Together they did the unglamorous work: make tokenized stocks and commodities tradable on XRPL while everyone else argued about legislation.
Today the legislation is dead and the exemptions are live. Tokenized stocks have a federal path. Decentralized trading software has breathing room. XRP already has the venues.
Clarity was the slogan. Trensik was the buildout.
If you still think that timing is random, you are not watching the ledger.
C M retweeted
The whole point of crypto was to say fuck the banks and fuck the politicians. Not to allow them to tell us what we can can and can't do. Send it all higher.
C M retweeted
Democrats wrote more than half of the 635-page CLARITY Act and secured 100+ concessions.
Then every single Democrat voted against it.
They helped write it. They negotiated it. They shaped it.
And then they all voted no.
Make it make sense.
C M retweeted
Thank you, Senator.. 🙏
For your vote today for the American consumers.. 🗳
Elizabeth Warren is anti-American and it is not a surprise to anyone.. ✅️
Today’s vote was a deliberate, calculated betrayal of American innovation, engineered by a DC Democrat cartel led by Elizabeth Warren, doing the bidding of their Wall Street and big-bank bosses.
Senate Democrats proved they will burn America’s future to protect the status quo. Their vote against Clarity locks out the builders trying to modernize the U.S. financial system and leaves millions of Americans who actually use this technology unprotected and exposed.
For months Republicans negotiated in good faith and addressed every single Democrat demand, while they sabotaged the process at every turn. The only real goal for Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats was never regulation, never consumer protection, never American competitiveness. It was pure, obsessive Trump-hatred: deny the President a win at any cost.
The price of their rabid partisanship is handing U.S. leadership in financial technology to China while stuffing the pockets of the same Wall Street giants they pretend to oppose.
DC Democrats would rather play dirty politics than plant the American flag on the frontier of financial innovation.
I urge the administration to immediately promulgate rules at the SEC and CFTC to provide the stability and certainty needed so we don’t capitulate to China.
This is yet another betrayal of America by DC Democrats.
C M retweeted
Today’s vote was a deliberate, calculated betrayal of American innovation, engineered by a DC Democrat cartel led by Elizabeth Warren, doing the bidding of their Wall Street and big-bank bosses.
Senate Democrats proved they will burn America’s future to protect the status quo. Their vote against Clarity locks out the builders trying to modernize the U.S. financial system and leaves millions of Americans who actually use this technology unprotected and exposed.
For months Republicans negotiated in good faith and addressed every single Democrat demand, while they sabotaged the process at every turn. The only real goal for Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats was never regulation, never consumer protection, never American competitiveness. It was pure, obsessive Trump-hatred: deny the President a win at any cost.
The price of their rabid partisanship is handing U.S. leadership in financial technology to China while stuffing the pockets of the same Wall Street giants they pretend to oppose.
DC Democrats would rather play dirty politics than plant the American flag on the frontier of financial innovation.
I urge the administration to immediately promulgate rules at the SEC and CFTC to provide the stability and certainty needed so we don’t capitulate to China.
This is yet another betrayal of America by DC Democrats.
Today's failed Clarity Act vote proves one thing. Our government cares more about voting with their own party than doing what's best for the American people. 0 Democrats voted in favor and 4 Republicans voted against the Clarity Act. We need to demand better of our government officials. I think we need to do away with the 2 party system and start taking control of OUR country again. We need term limits and accountability!! We have allowed this for too long!! – at Ooltewah, TN
C M retweeted
It was NEVER going to be Crypto Clarity Act.
Scam tokens beware!
HODL $XRP 📈
Don’t forget - Ripple and XRP stand on settled ground. The 2023 federal Court ruling established XRP is not a security.
And in March the SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretation naming XRP a digital commodity. SEC Chairman Atkins and a CFTC Chairman Selig understand these markets. We expect future rulemaking from both agencies to continue to set out clear rules of the road.
Today, the Clarity Act failed to advance in the Senate, a tremendous missed opportunity for American consumers, the digital asset industry, and U.S. competitiveness.
What it doesn't change: Ripple and $XRP stand on settled ground.
The Clarity Act may have fallen short, but the need for clear rules has not gone away. And neither has Ripple's commitment to helping build them. on.ripple.com/4AeG5CF
























