President Trump, before world leaders at the Davos Forum: 🇺🇸 Congress is actively working to pass the Crypto Market Structure Act, and we expect it to be signed into law soon. The GENIUS Act has already been enacted. Next up: the Market Structure Act. America’s momentum is undiminished. https://t.co/6O0pD5hscU
I’ve been investing in cryptocurrencies for a while, and my efforts have finally paid off. To celebrate, I’ve treated myself to something new! I sincerely thank my coach, @coach_shiima, for her guidance and support—without her, I wouldn’t have gotten this far. https://t.co/XCfG3Che74
This is the long-awaited future ✨
The Japanese, because they aren't pushy, often don't apply for protection even when they need it, because they feel bad about causing trouble.
That's right, nothing is impossible! Keep going, Poland 🇵🇱!
To put it simply... ✭ XRP was initially created with a total of 100 billion tokens. ✭ No code exists to issue additional tokens afterward. ✭ There is no mining. ✭ In fact, a portion of transaction fees is permanently burned. Therefore, theoretically, the total circulating supply gradually decreases over time. To be precise when saying “100% fixed”: ✭ The maximum supply (100 billion XRP) is fixed. ✭ No additional issuance is possible. ✭ However, the amount available on the market (circulating supply) can fluctuate. Why? ✭ Ripple is gradually releasing large holdings of XRP into the market. ✭ Liquidity changes as escrowed XRP is unlocked. ✭ Lost wallets and burns reduce the effective supply. So, “Someone could arbitrarily print more XRP in the future” — this is impossible under the current design of the XRP Ledger, correct?
It's processed into cold dishes, right?
What a shame (≖ᴗ≖๑)
I don’t know who you are, but thank you. 💖