Hey everyone! MERRY CHRISTMAS! Something I’ve been hearing more about is the transfer from traditional fiat currency to crypto/gold standard. XRP- is often (negatively so) called the banker coin because it incorporate banking protocols directly into its block chain technology. So each transaction lets say you should be taxed .04% . That can be coded in. XRP was just thrown into a lawsuit by the now former SEC chair, who previously worked for Goldman Sachs. Clear conflict of interest there. Many believe he filed the lawsuit to tank XRP in legs mud while GS works on their own product. Today a new SEC chair was placed in who is pro crypto. So I see two pros to this. The SEC will get to look deeper into XRP and I think give them some more insight into what change to align with the government, and second with the new SEC chair being pro crypto, they could push things in that direction. When the stock tanked yesterday it went down by 38.33%. Q post 3833- reset. So if this the Treasury is going to switch to a crypto in the next few years they will definitely want one that’s been through the paces already. Something to consider, I’m not a financial advisor, but a lot Q people are thinking this way. I just want to put it out there.
