100 Banks Are Already Using XRP — And It's Getting Scarcer

Hey, it's Kamilah Stevenson. Around here we talk wealth, and welcome everybody. I see you in the chat already. We have some amazing things that we're going to go over today, and, uh, it's going to be an exciting— it's going to be an exciting live. And I am going in with my members right after this to go into deeper, uh, detail about what's going on in the market. I did have a couple of my members who wanted me to talk about the global, uh, reset in detail. So I'm going to talk about that, and I'm going to share some moves that I'm making because this isn't going anywhere. This is not going away. And I want you to understand, and I hope that you all are, uh— I'm looking at the chat. I hope you guys are taking this serious because this is the problem that always exists. When people start taking it serious is going to be when it's right in front of their face. But I'm trying to explain to you what to watch and what signals to watch so that you don't wait until the last minute, okay? So, um, go ahead and hit that like button. What's up from Houston? Subscribe if you have not already. Hey from Tampa. Um, I'm going to share something that I have not talked about, and I told you guys Saturday that I would be sharing something new. Um, and I am really excited to share this stuff with you because I understand that the more you are educated on XRP's technology and the XRPL, the ledger, I know that it will help you to have more conviction and you will not be tricked. There's a lot of trickery going on. You will not be tricked out of holding an asset that is directly correlated to the next financial infrastructure. And what we are seeing right now is a crisis, okay, in so many different ways. And XRP was built for a liquidity crisis. So what's up, Rose Watson? I am happy that you are here. If you have not, uh, subscribed to the membership, there is a join button. It's only $2.99 for, I think, Android users, and $3.99 if if you have an iPhone, but I promise you, you're going to want to be in that membership. Go ahead and share the video. We got a lot to talk about. I just got a notification on my phone that said the US oil futures closes. It closed. It settled above $100 for the first time since 2022 as Hormuz disruption tightens supply with executive warning. Physical markets are tighter than futures. Suggests. If it— if the futures closed higher, um, what that suggests is that they don't think that this is going anywhere. They don't think this is going down. Um, so I'm telling you guys, I'm not trying to— I'm not trying to push any fear or anything, but I already said— first of all, if you all have been following me for quite some time, you already knew that I said I believe a crash was coming. I believe that a great pullback was coming. Um, Jean, the mo— the membership should be— if you are on your iPhone, you should see a join button. Right by the video if you are not a member already. Um, you guys know that I've, I've been telling you that I was waiting for a pullback, and I'm going to talk to my members where I think this is going to pull back to. Because even when we got to 670 and people felt like we were going to bounce and all of this other stuff, I, I told you I was, I was waiting. And I think it's going lower than what people expect because I don't believe that the market— uh, it's now starting to do it, but I don't— I didn't believe at that time the market had really priced in what was going on. And even if everything got better complete, like tomorrow, like, oh, the war ends, let's open up the Strait of Hormuz or whatever, there is damage already done that is going to probably take some countries a very long time to, um, get over. There's some countries, they're already staying home, they're working from home, they're riding bikes, and the food shortage. And, you know, sometimes when it doesn't hit home with you, you don't really get what's going on, right? And so there is a food supply shortage that is going to be affected. And I've been saying this from the beginning, it takes a little while to hit home for some people. Some countries are going to get hit a little bit worse, um, in the beginning, but it will find itself back to you. So if you are not taking this serious, first of all, it's going to be a great wealth transfer, as I always mention. Even those who get in at the right time, uh, if they, if they get in at the right time, is— and this doesn't mean you don't participate on the way down I am going to share exactly what I have been buying. I bought some more stuff today, and any green day or any bounce I see is really an opportunity for me to exit. I am in puts, and I've been in puts since I've been talking about this, and they are printing. And I just even got into some more puts on Friday that's up 20% already. So I'm telling you, um, this is not going anywhere. Oil futures at a dollar, that's a signal, guys. This is not going anywhere. And this idea of when I was talking about 2027 being very hard for people, I think it has everything to do with what we're experiencing currently. All right, so, um, yeah, we're going to talk about it. We're going to go deep in the membership. But I do got something exciting that I want to share with you guys today. So again, go ahead and like the video, subscribe, and just understand that nothing I say is financial advice. I am not your financial advisor. I'm not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. I'm not telling you what to invest in. Do your own due diligence, and your investments are up to you. Your own expectations are yours and yours alone. Okay, now in this, uh, and I'll go ahead and talk about what I want to share today, but, uh, I do want you to know that sometimes, uh, um, even when we're declining, even with the market, it's never like— it's a lot of times it's not just a straight shot down. You stair-step down. So there will be bounces and stuff. I was looking at the chart, looks like it was oversold on the day. On the daily. So hey, you may have some, uh, some rebounds or whatever, some rallies, but I don't trust the rallies, okay? Uh, this is structural. And I, and I've said this before, that any time in history oil has spiked to this degree, it always, it was always followed by a recession. Am I telling you 100% that a recession is coming? No, I'm just telling you what the history says. And at some point you do have to consider history. And the patterns. Whether you believe it or not, at some point you got to look at it and say, hey, if it doesn't follow the same pattern from historical patterns, then it'll be the first time it's ever done that. Okay, so anytime we've seen this type of oil, um, appreciation, it was followed by some hard— some— a little bit of pain. But it's going to be a blessing to some people if you're in the right assets and if you have the right structure. So I do want to say that again, it stair steps down for people who might see a, you know, and none of this is 100%. I'm just explaining to you how the patterns work and even why. I mean, we've already broken the 200, and we've already broken structure in the charts. But if you're just looking at technical analysis, and I'm not an expert at TA, if you just, if you were just looking at that, you probably would have thought that there would have been a rally and a rebound and a, um, you know, even somewhere around $650 or whatever. I— you have to know, you got to include a little bit of politics unfortunately in this and macro environments, else you will not see the full picture. And that's the stuff that I study right now. And so, um, we have structural changes that are taking place, right? And so, um, price prediction for 2030— I don't do price predictions, um, for those who are asking for price predictions, but I know what's built for a liquidity crisis and I know that a lot of this stuff is a big stage and it's manufactured. And I know that people have their own incentives, and people in leadership and in politics, they operate off of their own incentives. And honestly, I'm gonna be honest with you guys and tell you all, if you guys watch television shows like Game of Thrones, that— you know what I mean? Like where people are making— like We cannot look at ideology with this stuff. People have incentives that predict what movements they're going to make, okay? And I, I always tell you guys, I use my psychology to understand what, you know, people and choices and decisions and stuff, because that's my strength. My strength is not technical analysis, right? My strength is understanding behavior patterns. In people, behavior patterns in general, behavior patterns and money. Um, that's what I'm good at. I'm not like the best at trying to look at a chart and figure, you know what I mean? Like, I, I, I have a skill set like everybody else, okay? Now I am growing in that skill set. I— so I do, again, I can look at a chart and, you know what I mean, like understand what's happening. I do it better in longer time frames, as a matter of fact, too. So I just say that to say, um, if you watch— if you understand people and you watch, uh, shows like Game of Thrones, you know that ideologies and, you know, what you expect people to do are not always what it is. And I think people underestimate people and, and their decisions. I think people highly underestimate what somebody is— what a person is capable of doing. Under certain pressures, under certain bribes, under certain incentives. I just think they do. All right, so, um, so anyway, I am, um, I'm following everything and I'm going to explain to you, uh, I'm gonna go real deep in, in my next session. I'll just say that. And giving you a historical background and getting even clearer on helping you to understand the way I see things. It is not just like, it's not linear. Okay, I am really dissecting and studying this stuff, um, and historical, even behavior patterns of cultures and countries. Okay, so, um, this is amazing, and I do, um, I do know that it will be well worth it in the end. I do know that. All right, so let me go ahead and, uh, and, and talk about what I want to talk about today because I don't think a lot of people probably, uh, know exactly what has taken place. First of all, let me— I'm gonna start with what— I'm gonna start with some, some facts about what's happening, and then I will— and I'm looking at the chat, I'll get to some more of those, and then I'll, I'll help you to understand a little bit more about XRP, because the more you understand it, the more you will hold under your convictions. Okay, so over 100 banks are currently, just so you know, all right, pay attention to the signals. Over 100 banks are currently using XRP in the Ripple ecosystem right now. And I didn't just say they're planning to, I said they are already in it. I didn't say they were considering it, I said they were already testing it, meaning already committed. Okay, and, uh, uh, I'll get— I see some of the comments coming over, but I'll get to it. I really want to get through this so you can understand it. And, uh, when I talk about these banks, I am not talking about the, uh, small regional institutions that nobody heard of. I am talking about, um, Santander— and I don't even know if I'm pronouncing that bank right— but Bank of America, Standard Chartered, um, Axis Bank. Some of the largest financial institutions on the planet have already made the decision that this technology is worth their time, their resources, and their legal commitment. Okay, yes, these are national banks, right? These are heavy hitters. Okay, um, so, and that's why I just named some of them, right? And so now I don't want you to think, okay, they're testing it, so this is going to go away. Let me, let me explain that, because that's not what I mean when I say test mode at this level. When a bank the size of like a Bank of America or Standard Chartered enters into test mode with any technology It means that their legal team has already signed off, their compliance department has already approved it, okay? They don't just do this for, for nothing. This is a sign that their technical infrastructure is already being built around this, okay? So in essence, their executives have already made the decision that this is the direction that they are going in, all right? And so You don't bring a technology into test mode at a trillion-dollar institution without serious commitment behind it. So the testing phase is not a decision phase. The decision has already happened. The testing phase is really more of the final verification before they flip the switch to go live. Before they flip this, they have to test it, right? Now prices are suppressed, and, and I still read the chats and I'm like, oh my goodness, all it is— every time you say something, the price is low. Yeah, they don't want the prices to be high while they're getting everything in order. As I stated before, they're getting all their ducks in order so that when this thing is ready, they're ready. So they're doing all of this while the price is down because they want to be ready, but they don't want you to be ready. You can go ahead and wait for the price to catch up. That doesn't make any sense. You know what? And I heard somebody— not heard, I saw in the comments, right? When I see, I hear though. I saw somebody in the comments say, all this hopium and the price is still low. What the heck do anybody need hopium for when the price runs? But if, if we— if— okay, let me slow this down. As a content creator that is researching, studying, pursuing, understanding concerning this technology that we're watching unfold in real time. Why in the world would we sit back on our own knowledge and wait for the price to finally catch up and go crazy, and then we get on here and say, hey y'all, y'all better, y'all better get in now, it's running? We know better than the media, we know better than the news. Why would we wait to the head? You, you're late. You can't get a, a position like that. Why in the heck? So I'm like, this, this comment makes no sense. All this hopium while the price is suppressed. Don't you think people need hopium when there's pain and there's blood in the streets? Don't, don't you think that's the time people need hopium? You don't need hopium when it's running. You can see with your own eyes. What we get on here to try to help you to do is to see things that you would not normally see unless somebody points it out, right? Because it has to be— there has to be revelation around it. So it doesn't make— I don't understand that statement. Why would— you know, like, yeah, if we wait till the headlines come out, and then you don't need us to tell you what to, you know, get into. You, you see it for yourself, it's taking off, right? So the reason why you need a little bit of hopium and education— because I'm not here to just hype you up. Y'all know I'm not like that. I am here to give you education because education is what brings people out of poverty, and I know that, okay? So I try to educate you so that you can see the reality of what's happening. And if you don't— if you can't see it while you— it's at a phase where you can accumulate, you're just gonna miss it. So that's okay, right? Yeah, there's a such thing as hopium. And that's, you know, like, that's a little bit of what we do here is to, you know, if you get educated, if you get educated, then you'll kind of be able to like stay solidified when people— because people are going to panic sell all while the institutions is playing in your face. I go live on Mondays around this time, around 4:35, and then with my members I go on Mondays right after this once a week. And then I go live also on Wednesdays somewhere between 4:30 and 5:30. This is Central Time. And then I also go live on Saturdays somewhere between 1 and 2 PM Central Time, okay? Because I know a lot of people miss, and I, I put the notifications up. I put the, uh, the live up to notify you like maybe 30, 45 minutes early. So if you, if you— yeah, like the video because I see somebody saying that. If you subscribe and turn on your notifications, you'll get them when they drop. Right now. Now, now, now, let's get into some, um, yeah. And so this is what's gonna happen. People are going to buy when the price catches up to the fundamentals. The infrastructure is already in place. It doesn't make— like, this is exactly why it's suppressed and manipulated, and, and it's still, you know, because institutions, they want to accumulate, they want to get positioned, they want to test things out, they want to be ready. They don't— they're not going to do that while the price is going crazy and parabolic. Like, that's what— that's what retail people do. That's what they call dumb money. You buy at the top and then you panic sell at the bottom, just like everybody did. And that's why half the people are upset, because they— they bought in XRP. They wouldn't— they— they weren't sticking around. See, anybody who's been sticking around for the, like, last several years, and you know what I mean, like, those are the people who understand, because they probably— if they got in on XRP anytime while the SEC case was going on they had to have probably educated themselves, right? Because it wasn't, it wasn't sexy at that point, and it still ain't sexy even now. And people like sexy stuff, okay? That's what they— they don't, they don't like boring sideway movements, low suppressed things, you know. They like exciting stuff. So they bought when all the hype was there, when XRP was taking off and going to the top and stuff. And then they're mad because now we've had, you know, a 50% pullback or more, 67, whatever. And now people are upset. But if you know cryptocurrency in general anyway, you already understand how volatile it is and how it can pull back up to 50, 60, 70%. You got to be long-term minded, and that's a character issue. Patience is a character issue. Now remember, the banks are getting in, okay? They are getting ready. Think about it like this: if you have a new airplane Before any of the— if you— if, if there's a, um, I don't know, American Airlines or whoever, if they're building a new airplane, before they let any of the passengers get on that plane, it's going to go through these extensive test flights. They already know how it works, and they wouldn't be testing it if it didn't get near a completed phase. That's why they start testing it, because they figure it's finished, right? The test flights are going to be the final confirmation before they open the doors to the public. The commitment to build the plane has already happened. By the time the plane is built and they testing it, do you know how many years it's taken? So you don't— these are signals when people are doing, you know what I'm saying? These are signals. And go look it up, 100 banks. So this is exactly where we are with these 100+ banks and XRP. The commitment has already happened. The infrastructure is being built. The test is the final step before live deployment at scale. They're testing. This has been going on a long time, right? And here's what makes this timing so significant. Think about it. And I haven't even gotten into the meat of what I want to talk about. Think about it. Remember, while all of this is happening at the same time, well, isn't it a coinkydink that the Clarity Act is trying to move The SEC named XRP and other assets, uh, cryptocurrencies as digital commodities. The OCC clearing banks has just cleared custody of crypto starting April 1st. Every single piece of the regulatory framework that these banks have been waiting for is going to go live, and those pieces of the regulatory framework are happening at the same time that they're testing. The banks did not enter test mode planning to stay in test mode forever. They enter test mode planning to go live. Why are you testing out a flight? Why are you testing out a plane for people to— why do you test out a Tesla car? What do you think that's for? And the regulatory environment that they need to go live is being constructed around the same exact time. Come on, y'all. Anyway, thank you so much. Uh, hey Kamilah, thank you for all your teachings. Learned so much listening to you. I'm getting closer and closer to my 1,000 XRP. Present blessings. That is amazing. And once you get to that place, you know, um, again, nothing I say is financial advice. Have patience, stay positioned. All right, I see some of the comments. Let me see, let me, let me, uh, Let me— yeah, things will break, guys. Things will break. I saw somebody say that, um, spent 2 years talking to my neighbor about XRP. He finally understood when I showed him one of your videos. Wow, he purchased 50 XRP. Let's go, let's go! Because yes, in the charity, uh, charity— a Clarity Charity, Clarity Act, um, the cherry on top. Yeah, because once this stuff gets set, I mean, people are just going to be priced out, and we are entering into a bad place on the, on the economic level. Sadly, sadly to say, I don't— I can get my thoughts on that, but I'll wait. But this thing is not gonna go— this thing is— this is not good. This is not good. And it's gonna hit home so much so that people better start preparing, right? I kept saying, prepare for the worst. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Please prepare for the worst. Right, I don't believe in coinkydinks. Yes, that's exactly what's happening. Um, yeah, um, Coinbase— and I did a video, uh, that talked about that— they're stalling, uh, right now because obviously they make money off those yield yields. And, uh, yeah, this is, uh, Wisdom: don't tell your XRP amount on the internet, pro tip. Yeah, so, uh, and we are— we're getting ready to buckle up now. Um, I want to address something, uh, because of course while most people are watching XRP's price and asking, well, when— you know, we are really designed on a behavioral level, especially with the fast-paced world we're in. You know, you get Amazon, you can do same-day delivery. You know, you got drive-throughs, you can go real quick, just drive. You know, there used to be a time where you had to, you know, you know, have patience for certain things. You had to wait for a letter to get to you, you know, to speak to somebody you love, or to hear the words of someone you love. Like, every thing about the way our world is designed is for fast pace. And honestly, you have to almost go against the current to develop patience at this point. Like, you have to go against the culture, and culture is one of the strongest things that you can go against, right? It's very difficult. It's hard to go into a culture and try to shift things. You don't usually do it. The culture usually changes you. So it takes a lot of extra, extra work in order to develop the character of patience. And, uh, and this is why I know on a psychological level most people are not going to enter into the wealth transfer, only because they don't have the character to carry out that transition. That's it. They don't have the programming, they don't have the mindset, and that's just a psychological thing. That's a, that's a psychological thing, and it takes a lot of work in order to do that. Work that we all have to intentionally do, and most people are not willing to do it because it's hard work. And people don't like to think. They don't like to critically think for themselves. They want somebody to tell them what to do, what to be, what to watch. They don't want to do the work themselves, right? And so, and school didn't make it no better because all they did was teach us how to memorize stuff. That's how you get an A on a test, you memorize stuff. That's not learning, that's memorization. Whoever got the best memory is gonna get an A on, you know, their test, and then they think that that determines success. It doesn't. Emotional intelligence determines succession. They found that in a study even with little kids. The one who's aware of things that nobody else is aware of because they're looking, they're searching, they have a seek in them, that's the one who winds up in success. Now something is already happening, right? Because 100 banks are already, uh, in involved. Thank you so much for the Super Sticker, I appreciate this so much, right? And yes, you definitely got broke lottery winners. That's why it don't matter how much money somebody put in, in your, in your hand. It doesn't matter how many resources, you got to be able to preserve it and to, you know, grow it. And, you know, people need a different mentality to do that. Um, so there are things happening right now. Now let me, let me explain to you, um, because when things start to flip, and based on everything we're watching, it's not a matter of if, the conversation about the assets are going to completely change as we transition into this. We're gonna be on a different conversation, y'all, because the opportunity is closed. Our conversations right now in accumulation phases are— they're not going to always be there. That's why I'm, I'm That's why I'm trying to help you guys out now. Okay, this is so cool. I made live. Kamilah Stevenson, please say hi so my mom can be proud of me. Hi, and hi to your mom. Hey moms, you know, I just want to send a good shout out to you. All right, I happen to catch this. I don't catch every, uh, comment, but I catch them as I'm trying to, um I catch them as I'm trying to, uh, you know, educate, right? Um, there is some information— I'll talk about this a little bit too, uh, at some point— but David Schwartz, uh, came out with a hypothetical situation of what, you know, he gave a hypothetical situation, uh, maybe it was sarcasm, I don't want to say, but it was, it was, it was hypothetical, um, that potentially, um, when when XRP went through the SEC case, what he hypothetically said was like, hypothetically, what if Coinbase tried to bribe us and say we won't post your, um, coin unless you pay us a certain amount of money? So what it alluded to, um, was that, uh, and I don't know if it's true or not, so I'm not saying this is true, I'm just telling you what he posted, right? Because it's— this is a comment that I'm referring to. Uh, he, he kind of was aligning this possibility to that maybe, um, just sharing that Coinbase could have— well, I don't, you know, he's not saying it, they could have, but he's basically hypothetically saying what if they tried to offer us money and we said— and what if hypothetically we said no, and then hypothetically they didn't list us, right? Because you guys know that Coinbase had delisted them when they went through the SEC court case. The only one that kept them up was, uh, Uphold. That's why I like Uphold, even though there's, you know, it was a couple of people who said that they couldn't get their stuff off Uphold, but ultimately Uphold did keep them and, uh, they were delisted by Coinbase. So I don't know, um, if it's true or not because it was a hypothetical post. And, um, so yeah, I don't know, right? So, but that, that is what he said. Um, so Um, I'm just looking through it. Okay, so here's what I want to share, because I haven't even gotten into, um, the thing that you'll learn about XRP. So let's go to the next phase, because I wanted you to understand where the banks are and what that means and what that signals. Um, but I also want you— I, I need you to understand some, some clarity about what you hold. Okay, so let me ask you something very simple. And hopefully, um, and hopefully, yeah, I think this is the case too. So allegedly there could have been some activity there, and I think he was trying to say it without saying it because he know that people put two and two together. And hey, there you go. Um, what happens? Y'all put in— let me make sure y'all understand just simple supply demand. What happens to the value of something when there is less and less of it available over time while more and more people want it? What happens to the value of something when it becomes less and less available? There's less and less supply, but there's more and more demand. Okay, I said it's two different ways. Okay, it goes up, right? It decreases. Um, no, I mean it decreases. I'm saying the actual supply of it, or the, uh, the actual, the actual asset, less and less of it becomes available, right? It goes up. Y'all got, y'all got it, right? Up and up and up, right? So absolutely, the value increases. Now let me explain something that you didn't probably know about XRP, and this is not about a supply shock because I talked about the supply shock before. I told you this is something I haven't talked about. Okay, so that's right, scarcity, value increases, price increases. Absolutely, price will catch up. You guys got it. Y'all, y'all, y'all rocking and rolling. So of course you know the answer. You don't need an economics degree to figure this out. Supply goes down, demand goes up, value goes up. And that's not a crypto concept, that's just how the world works in general, and you guys know that. So let me show— let me share now something with you that people don't realize about XRP specifically. You ready? All right, I'm sure you are. Now, every time a transaction happens on the XRPL, the XRP Ledger, a very tiny amount of XRP is destroyed. It's not sent somewhere, it's not collected by nothing. It is destroyed. It is gone permanently. It cannot be recovered.. It does not go into a wallet. It just stops existing, period. Right now, I'm gonna break it down so you can understand, because you probably didn't know this about XRP. Right now, over 14 million XRP has been burned this way, right? And some of you all may notice XRP is burned, right? Facts. So Rob might notice and understand this. Somebody like, huh? Yep, I'm, I'm sharing something with you that you didn't understand about XRP, and I love to do this. So that you can understand the type of asset that you hold, right? 14 million has been burned this way. And, and here's what makes the number very, very important for you to understand. It's not, it's not the size of the burn that matters yet. It's really just more the direction. So every single day that number is going to go up, right? Because if somebody using it is going that way, right? So every transaction that ever happens on this ledger, XRPL, will burn more XRP out of existence forever and ever and ever. And I'm gonna explain why. Are these banks providing institutional custody of cryptocurrency and just, uh, and not just stable? Yeah, they're gonna want to. Yeah, they, they're, they're, um, the OCC gave them the green light to custody crypto. Yeah, banks are going to want in. They're going to want a piece of the pie. Yeah, and they're going to want their own stablecoin. They want— they're going to want to hold their own stablecoin as well. But absolutely, they're— yeah, they're going to want— and, and they'll eventually want to give you yield. There'll be competition for yield and things like that at some point. Um, but I, I think most people will trust some of the brokerage accounts that's been around already and that has been, you know, like a pioneer of, of getting crypto, you know, custody for, you know, retail, you know, and institutions. You know, like iTrust Capital, for example. Because, you know, it's— you know how it is. The banks come in on the end after trying to say that it wasn't nothing and it was a scam and it was this and that, and you know what I mean? Like, all while they behind the scenes doing little dirt, and then all of a sudden they want to custody it and now say, we want to hold yours so we can make some money. Yeah, yeah, y'all, y'all been holding our money for quite some time and then gave us a dime back on it, okay? So they'll, they'll step in, you know, and they'll be able to get, you know, some people's crypto. But to be honest, you got the next wave of generation, they ain't having it. They ain't gonna want to trust— they're not going to want to trust the banks with their stuff, right? And then you're gonna have like— that's why I love SoFi. I love SoFi, man. I wouldn't— you know what, I'ma just be honest. I bought some, um, crypto right in SoFi because right in my high-yielding savings account they have an investment account you can buy, man. You can— I love SoFi. Y'all know I love SoFi.. But I bought some crypto, and when it appreciates, I'm translating it right into my high-yielding savings account. So that was another— I got another account started. Um, all accounts, each account serve a different purpose. Y'all know I say that, okay? And I like, I like options. I, I like options when it comes to stuff like that. So SoFi, um, is the— I feel like the digital bank of the future, and I, and I love it. And it is a bank, okay? So, but I like that particular bank. But some of these traditional banks are— they're gonna run into some problems. I'll just say that. All right, so let's continue on with this. So like I said, every single transit transaction burns XRP. Okay, now I want to make sure you really understand why this is different from almost every other asset in the crypto space. Okay, so think about Bitcoin. Let's run down Bitcoin. Bitcoin miners, um, Bitcoin miners get paid in newly created Bitcoin to keep the network running. So every time a block gets mined, new Bitcoin will enter into existence. So the supply is designed to increase, but it's real slow. I'm not saying it is fast, it's very slow, but it will— but it does increase. Eventually that will get capped, but it's going to take decades to get there. And along the way, you're going to have new coins that keep entering into circulation, right? So we know Bitcoin doesn't do that, right? It actually does the opposite. Ethereum— Ethereum pays validators with newly created Ethereum. Solana— Solana pays stakers with newly created Solana. Every major network that needs people to keep it running has to pay those people somehow. And the way they get— or let's say the way they paid them is by creating more of their token. Okay, so that's how it works for most of them, right? For some of them. Now, that creation on the flip side— so I'm contrasting them— that creation is called inflation. And inflation means that every token you already hold is worth slightly less over time because there are more of them, just like the dollar. When you keep printing more of them, it makes it go down in value. Now I'm not saying— I'm just explaining it. I'm not saying that the demand for the— those that I just mentioned, mentioned don't outweigh and it still don't appreciate. That's not what I'm saying. I'm just trying to make the point that XRP does not do this. So now here's a question I want to answer in relationship to this, and it is, so if XRP does not pay validators, then who keeps the network running and why? Because these other coins, they have to pay validators and incentivize for them using their coin. So who keeps the networks running with XRP? Well, let me tell you, the banks keep the networks running, the exchanges keep the network running, financial institutions keep the network, uh, running. And it is not because they're getting paid in XRP like some of the ones I just mentioned. But it's because their entire business operation depends on the network functioning correctly, right? So think about that for a second. The same institutions that we were just talking about, like, you know, Santander Bank, uh, Bank of America, um, Standard Chartered— these are not running validator nodes to earn XRP rewards. They're not doing that. They are running validator nodes because their payment infrastructure depends on the ledger working. Their business interest is the network functioning. Talk about a high utility commodity. Talk about high demand for something. That's not an incentive-based system. That is a trust-based system. And trust-based systems do not require inflation to survive. I'm telling you why it's separated, okay? So there's no new coins being created to pay validators, which means the only direction the supply of XRP ever goes is down, down. Every transaction burns a little. Nobody ever creates more. Now let me, let me tell you something else, um, and there is one that's close to XRP, right? So thank you so much, Jason. Um, oh, and imagine when this thing gets kicked off with all of the, the institutions and the supply and demand and more use. Okay, can you, can you use your brain for a minute? What am I saying when they start using it? What am I really saying, right? So there's one, there's one, um, that comes a little bit close. I love this Phantom, you are thinking that, boy. There's one that comes close. All right, um, I'm looking at the comments. So the closest, um, the closest asset to XRP in terms of how validators are compensated is— and I just put it up there— XLM, uh, Stellar Lumens, right? Stellar. Now, but there is a difference, okay? There is a little bit of a difference, and Interestingly, uh, you know, they have the same creator, Jed McCaleb, who worked with XRP to create XRP with Ripple and then worked with Stellar after. All right, so, but XLM is similar but not quite it. Uh, Stellar doesn't pay validators either with new coins, but the difference is when a transaction happens on Stellar, the fee does get locked So it goes into a pool, it's taken out of the circulation, okay, uh, but it's not destroyed, okay, but it is taken out of the circulation and there's nothing being added to incentivize. So remember, when a transaction happens on XRP, uh, the fee gets burned, it's gone forever. So the one difference that makes XRP's deflationary, uh, model stronger than even its closest competitor is that, you know, XLM removes the fees from circulation, but XRP destroys it. Okay, so those are not the same thing, but it's the closest thing. But still, my top two: XRP, XLM. Neither one of them are inflationary. Now let me explain why this matters specifically for institutional adoption, which I hope you're already using your brains, but I do still have to move forward because I know some people probably are not. Right? BlackRock put out an ad for crypto advisor position. Oh wow, interesting. Um, thank you for the Super Chat, by the way, and thank you for sharing that. Uh, say, Coach is through, Coach. I draw the play up. That's right. Um, I'm just getting to some of the Super Chats. See the truth by seeing the invisible. That is— I love this, and thank you for the Super Chat, but that is so true. You gotta read between the lines and understand this. But guess what? Are the people who focusing on the price, are they talking about all of this? Nope. Why? Because they're blinded by the price right now. Price is value for them. They can't see that what the institutions are doing, they can't see how the ledger is built. They, they're not, they're not thinking about anything but their feelings. That's it. Okay, so Here is why it matters again, um, and hopefully you've kind of come into this. When a bank decides to hold an asset as operational inventory, meaning that they need to hold it to run their business the way the airline holds jet fuel, just like I described, um, if you have— and I've said this before, like, operational inventory is different from trading. If you have a, if you have an airplane and you need fuel, you don't, you don't, you don't gather the fuel and then say, oh, the price of fuel went up, let me trade it. No, you need it to function, to operate. Okay? So what I'm saying is that banks are gonna decide to hold this asset as an operational inventory, right? Meaning they need to hold it to run their business. Again, the same way airlines need jet fuel. So they need to know that the asset is not gonna be diluted over time. They need predictability. They need to know what they hold today is not gonna be worth a lot less tomorrow simply because somebody created more of it, right? XRP gives them that guarantee, and it's not a promise, y'all. It is actual architecture. Architecture. It's how it was designed. The rules of this was written into the code. It cannot be changed. It's built directly into the design of the ledger. Nobody can change it. Nobody can decide, oh, tomorrow I'm going to create more XRP. The supply is always going to go down, and as more banks come online and more transactions run through the ledger, the burn is going to accelerate. So there's going to be more usage of this, which means more scarcity. More scarcity means what? More value. We, we just went over that. So most assets have to choose between— think about how assets are designed. Most of them have to choose between being useful and being scarce, right? So the more they get used, the more they get created to pay for that usage. That's the cycle. It's in— XRP broke that trade-off. The more it gets used, the more scarce it becomes, all at the same time, by design. That is how the ledger works. Now remember, um, yeah, they have the— yeah, they, they do have their escrow, and they, they've been trade— they've been You know, there's a rule, and I'll get into it, but when the Clarity Act comes and that plays a role, they are going to be required at some point to not be able to hold more than 20%. So the question is, and I don't know what they're going to decide to do, like, what do they do with that? Do they sell it? Do they get rid of it? What if they get rid of it? I don't know. So we'll try to figure out what they— at some point they're not going to be able to hold as, as much as they hold, right? So, um, that's going to be up in the air too. So that's going to create more scarcity at some point, right? Now they do have, you know, they are trading with institutions. Never on the exchanges are they trading, right? They're not dumping it on the exchanges. They're only, they're only selling it to institutions, all right? They're only selling it to institutions. So right now that doesn't affect the price because it goes wallet to wallet. That's just like if I I don't know, I sell you some of my XRP and I go from wallet to wallet, that's not going to affect the price. It doesn't matter how much it is. It wouldn't matter if I owned a billion of, of it. It wouldn't matter. It's not going to affect the exchanges. The showdown is going to happen on the exchanges, and we do need a supply shock. So that is a, a true thing. We need a supply shock for that to happen, and we need a demand to outweigh the supply. Okay, so I always factor that in, and we always talk about that, but at some point It will happen at some point. Now remember, the 100 banks, they are in test model, okay? So right now, so each one of them are running transactions even in test model that burns XRP permanently. Then again, regulatory clarity arriving, more institutions coming, more transactions, more burns, less supply. It's not a, it's not a thesis about what might happen, okay? This is what's already happening right now, every single transaction on that ledger. So just understand the way this all behaves. HBAR have its day. Yeah, I love HBAR. HBAR is amazing. Um, and that's why— yeah, it's not going to be able to— you can't— it becomes, um, unreliable. Remember, you gotta, you gotta realize X— this is not XLM. XRP is made for institutions, and so they can't— they can't— it becomes less reliable if they're trying to move and, and settle transactions with a low price XRP. That, that's not going to work for institutions. It cannot, it cannot measure up to what it was created to do at a low price. They're not going to be— they're going somewhere, they'll, they'll be stuck, and it's too much slippage. They're not gonna, they're not gonna be able to use it. And it's made for them, it's not made for you and I, it's not made for us to go buy Starbucks., right? Maybe XLM could be used for that, right? It's not made for that, it's made for institutions. Um, I don't give price predictions, but, uh, let me just say this: retail can push the price up to this point. I mean, you don't even need institutions to go— you, all you need is, uh, FOMO. FOMO can push this, the price here. Um, so we've already seen retail in speculation push the price of XRP up thousands of percentage. Okay, so, um, I saw a question, but I, I don't, I don't understand it. How did I come to that? Uh, thank you so much for the Super Chat, William. And what's up, what's up? Happy Monday. I am looking into tokenized real estate. I hear you can purchase on the Ledger. Are you familiar with this? Uh, maybe you can do a video training. Yeah, and I talk about, um, I talk about tokenization. I've done some actual content on this, that everything can be tokenized, meaning everything can be put on the blockchain and turned into tokens, basically, where you can exchange value from these tokens. And so what that does is changes the entire market cap. Look at the market cap of real estate alone. You got everything that's going to be on the blockchain being tokenized. And sometimes people don't understand what that means. It means that you can take a real-world asset and you can put it on the blockchain to represent your ownership of that asset in tokens. So if, let's say you have real estate that is $500,000 and you turn it into 500,000 tokens, and one token represents, let's say, a dollar, right? And so you can move value with those tokens. Like, you, you don't have to— that the friction of the old way would be if you wanted to sell that real estate, you got to find one person with $500,000. You got to go through escrow accounts, you got to pay realtors, you got to pay fees. It's going to take months. If you've ever done real estate, you understand what I mean. And so all that friction is removed. It's costly, it takes a lot of time, and you got to have somebody with the liquidity, the capital, and all of that. If you tokenize it, you can exchange value right on the blockchain very transparently, um, for no— not much of money, and it settles in 3 to 5 seconds. Come on, everything will be tokenized. Your ID gonna be tokenized. I know you don't like it, but it will be. Um, if XRP and XLM had a baby, they would name it XRM. That's cute. Thank you so much for the Super Chat and for the, uh, the nice little, uh, bright joke there. I love it. Yes. Um, making sure I didn't miss any. So, um, I wanted to share this with you guys because again, I don't think people are understanding exactly what's happening in this, in this entire ecosystem. I don't, I don't think people really understand. We got to remember, on top of this, we are in the middle of a crisis. We are in the middle of war. There will be at some point a liquidity crunch. People like trying to settle, you know, trades and things like that. There's so much friction there. I'm telling you, and I'm going to go deeper. That's why I'm excited about going on with my members, because I'm going to actually walk through this the global reset and what, what countries we got to look for, what I'm personally doing. We're going to deep dive into this because they've asked me to talk about this, and I really want to go a lot deeper and get, and get you to put on your thinking cap. And, and let's dive in because this thing is not going anywhere at all. I'm telling you, it's going to accelerate and people are not going to be ready for it. And you must be positioned in the right assets. Um, the same is true with, um You know, what I try to do is really add just another case to your conviction. Okay, so I really believe people are going to panic sell at the bottom. They're not going to be ready for what's to come, and they haven't been educated enough to hold their conviction, right? So, you know, there's going to be people who still will not take a portion and protect it, you know, because they don't understand what they hold. And I always say— and I'll get to the rest of the Super Chats— I always say, um, you know, right now while XRP is sitting at these prices, you do have an opportunity that is going to disappear at some moment, right? Not the opportunity to buy it. I'm talking about the opportunity to structure it correctly before the gains arrive. This is the reality. You can be completely right about everything, like say, oh yeah, XRP is going to do this. I got conviction, I hold it and everything, you know, the 100 banks, the deflation, the regulatory clarity. Um, yeah, it's all in place, I'm ready. And you can still lose a massive chunk of what you built simply because of where your assets are sitting when you move it. You have to create structure around it now. And if you don't— I mean, if you're not intentional, you're gonna be in a reactionary seat. You're gonna be in a reactive mode, right? So most people are still even right now accumulating XRP on retail exchanges and taxable accounts. First of all, they're not even ready for an exchange freeze and things that go wrong with the exchange when the liquidity gets very thin. When there's a supply shock, the liquidity gets thin, and people are not going to be able to enter or exit out of their positions at some point, probably. When that happens. So, um, when, when these assets in general appreciate, appreciate— also you got to remember government, the government, they're going to take a portion of what you sell, okay? And so you just got to know that that's going to be there for you, and that's fine as long as you have a long-term bag, okay, that you want to sell some, that's cool. And I think some people should sell at certain limits so that they can like rotate and reallocate their money into other investments. Right? So, but I keep telling you, be careful on the exchanges. You do not own it. You are a creditor. If your assets, if your XRP is on the exchanges, you are a creditor. If they go bankrupt, if they— something happened, if there's a freeze, and then to try to even get your money into your bank, sometimes your bank will freeze it and have limitations on, you know. So there's a lot that happens with that. I keep personally saying I think you should hold some of it in a Roth IRA. Uh, you do have 15 days left to finish for 2025. So you can still fund 2025 until April the, uh, 15th, I believe. So I personally hold some of mine in iTrust Roth IRA. Um, everything that grows inside that account at this price, every dollar of appreciation is tax-free. All of it, all belongs to me. And also what makes it different, um, is that is the infrastructure. You can also hold silver and gold backed by real physical silver and gold into the same account. So you got basically digital commodities and actual physical commodities in the same account. They do also have a premium account. That account is a closed loop system. It's created on purpose that way to keep your assets secure from the exchange risk, from somebody trying to steal it or whatever. So it's more of a long-term play for me, or you can sell, you can liquidate it and sell. Some people, some people trade inside of iTrust Capital as well, right? Because the fees are so affordable and so low. Um, but I plan on holding mine so that it appreciates and I get, um, yield on top of that, right? And then also like stuff like staking, uh, Solana and Ethereum. That's why I keep saying Tom Lee has so much money, because he stakes his Ethereum and you can make money off of it. So as his Ethereum goes up and he's able to stake it and make money, that's like a compounding growth. It's appreciating and you're getting yield on top of that. So that's what my premium custody account in iTrustCapital is there for, and I love that. So, um, yeah, there is a link in the description. You get a $100, uh, free funding bonus when you fund your account. So it's also $100 that you can now put into assets. I don't know why anybody will wait till the prices rise and to do that. I think you should do it while— especially a Roth IRA, like, in the appreciation. Why would you wait until things jump or get repriced or whatever? You still don't know, like, what's going to happen with the reverse carry trade. They can turn a switch on like this, y'all. I'm not saying they will, but they can. They can literally decide. They can have a meeting and say, we're going to increase inflation. Oil prices are still crazy and they're not going anywhere, and they are going to get squeezed out of having to make some kind of decision. It's no way around it. I've been watching, um, crude oil in yen. There is no way around it. Like, it's up another— first of all, Friday it was up 10%. It's up another 1.69%. This thing has gone from like 10— I mean, it's at $16,830. Again, I'm looking at the yen crude. Like, it's, uh, it, it went, it jumped up like $1,500, I want to say, on Friday. Another almost $300 today. 10% in one day. It's— they're gonna— this ain't looking good. That's all I, I can, I, I can say it till I'm blue, blue in the face. I ain't gonna— so anyway, $100, um, fund, um, no, you can't stake XRP right now, but at some point, um, as we get, uh, the Clarity Act and regulations, they're going to be, uh, a lot of these, these institutions are going to now be adding yield to, um, to these assets. So, but what I appreciate about iTrust Capital is that they're, they're not like, uh, Xamen, like where you— because right now you gotta, you gotta put your, um, your XRP in DeFi in order to get yield. And it's cool, some people could do that because they want to get that passive income, but you just got to know you are losing control of your, of your crypto. When you do that, you're losing control of your XRP to get the trade back of the yield. And I don't think that's a smart thing when it's still coupled to Bitcoin. It's still manipulated and it's still in a— the price is still in a speculative phase. So the leverage is— so people are going to lose their— it's— they're going to lose it. You, you can look right now and tell people are over-leveraged and they're going to lose it the moment something happens or some, you know, Bitcoin gets hit if XRP dropped down, they're going to lose their positions. So that's not smart to do while it's still in speculative and it's coupled to Bitcoin. Once it decouples and it's structured in the structure forms, then I think it's wise for institutions to now allow you to get yield and lend against it and stuff like that. They don't want people losing their XRP because let me tell you, I've seen— I've heard horror stories about people losing. Like one guy was like, I lost 30,000 XRP because I got, um, overleveraged the last, um, one of the last waves. It sometime this year. And then they was mad at the, um, institution because they was trying to call them and say— and trying to work with the institution and stuff, but they got a guy on the phone who just didn't care. And like, that's not their fault that you overleveraged, you know what I'm saying, technically. So if they gotta liquidate your position— now some institutions you can work with them and say, please don't, like, let me work with you, and they'll do that. But they can— I mean, you're overleveraged, so it's— it is what it is. Um, thank you so much. I appreciate this, K. Connelly. I hope I said that right. Connelly. Okay, I appreciate this. Thank you so, uh, for being a bright light to this space. Thank you, I appreciate this. Um, so I do want to let you know, um, you guys are all— thank you all for your generosity. I appreciate all of you all, I really do. And it's such a pleasure to be here and to, you know, help like as a community, us like come together and just learn and grow and, and, and stay, stay positioned. You know, we gotta, we gotta keep, we gotta keep our face like a flint. You know, they're not gonna take our stuff. Um, but I do want to say again, if you are, uh, lending out your XRP, remember you are losing control of it. And so if you work with an institutional custody that is making sure, like, they don't want you to lose your crypto, you know, so they'll be offering yield and providing these fiduciary products and services as things get structured, right? And so I'm looking forward to that. Also, if you are watching everything that we talk about, but you may feel like, um, you may be clear on everything, you know, your thesis, your conviction, and all of that, but you may be just unclear on your personal strategy, like what you hold, how much, where it sits, uh, what do you do at different price points. Like, that's not a small gap right there. That's the difference between participating in this moment right now and fully benefiting from it. So my community, um, helps you to resolve those issues. My community information and my clarity calls, my one-on-one clarity calls, they are in the description. We'll look at your situation, your numbers, your plan, and we get you moving towards stability and financial freedom. And that's what I intend on doing. Now I am going, um, and yeah, I say, you know, you do want to take some of the pro— you know, some profits. So, um, if you have enough of it, like if you, if you only got 500 XRP, I wouldn't be taking any profit. Uh, you, you'll, you'll miss out. But that's why you should gain, uh, accumulate and gain a position where you can take profits and it makes sense because you got to store some for long term. Um, but I do think if you have enough of it and, you know, some people say they're never, um, taking profits, they're going to just, uh, borrow against it, and that's totally fine too, right? So, uh, I— but if you like maybe need it for like high, uh, for credit cards or to reallocate and to diversify and stuff, just remember you're gonna have to pay taxes. Okay, um, how safe do you think hot wallets are, like Xamen? I mean, they're in between. They're, they're, they're safer than an exchange, but they're not as safe as a cold wallet. And, uh, and I do— I, I have a Xamen account, so— but, uh, nothing significant in there. I use it for different purposes, like to, um, buy things and to pay people and stuff like that. So I'll— you— I pay people in XLM and stuff like that, so, um, it's cheap. Uh, I use it— I'm sorry, I don't pay people in XLM, I pay people in XRP. Cheap, fast, um, much better than like wiring money and all of that stuff, and even working in with international teams and stuff like that. So yeah, you can— so that I use it for that purpose, um, but I'm not, I'm not lending any of my XRP right now to— I do have some wrapped in Flare for the sake of research. So yeah, um But again, it's, it's in between, you know. It's not like as safe as a cold wallet, of course. Thank you so much, I appreciate this. I've been earning XRP on Nexo. Yeah, Nexo platform, uh, before SEC lawsuit, and they just allowed back in the States to use the platform again, um, February 26th. Yeah, I heard that. Yeah, they were, they were out before, and then they stopped being able to, uh, allow you to borrow against, and then they re— um, they re-entered the scene where they were allowing you to. So Some people are using Nexo as well. And, um, yeah, everybody has a different game strategy. Some people have a nice bag where they can like kind of have a little bit of risk there, and, you know, maybe they feel like this isn't enough to, um, I have enough of it to basically cover it, you know. So it really, it's personalized. It depends on where you are with your, how much you hold, you know, what are your take profit levels if you have any. Like, there, everybody has a different game plan. I work with a lot of different people and they, none of them have the same game plan. It depends on their background, how much cash flow they have, do they have insurance policies in place, do they have an emergency fund, how much crypto, you know, how much do they hold, like how much debt are they in. Like everybody has a total different game plan. It's not a one shoe fits all situation. And so, um, I've met, I've talked to several people who, um, who, uh, have worked with Nexo as well. So yeah, and, um Uh, and so somebody said Xamin does not hold your keys, you do. Yeah, you, you hold your keys. Um, for example, it's still not as— no hot wallet is as safe as a cold wallet. That's why I say it's safer than the exchange, you know, but it's still not as safe as a cold wallet. But I, again, I have, I have a couple of Xamin accounts, a couple of them, right? And I use them, you know, I use them for different purposes. So, uh, but I know it's still not as safe as you know, an offline, um, like Keystone wallet or something like that. Okay, uh, all right guys, I am about to, uh, what's considered a nice bag, it, you know, I always tell people to try to get 1,000 XRP for long term that they never sell. Okay, um, but 3,000 is even better, but, but 1,000 will be just fine, um, because It just depends on how long you're willing to hold and what, you know, how, you know, it just depends on how long you're willing to hold. Some people will be able to start borrowing against, and, and, you know, some people got plans, I want to retire at a certain amount, so that's going to matter how much you have. So a nice bag is different for everybody, but when I said like a nice bag, like they ain't got to worry about it, I'm talking about like people probably don't mind lending stuff when they got, you know, over $70,000 XRP, even 100,000 XRP, they probably not thinking about it, you know what I'm saying? They got more than enough to cover things. But most people are still trying to accumulate to 1,000 XRP. Um, but I will say this, and I've said this before, I think there's some people who have 1,000 XRP that will do better than some people who have 10,000 XRP, because it all matters what structure you give it. And I don't— I cannot overstate that. I cannot overstate that. It matters what structure you have with it, what game plan you have, and how you stick to that. It takes a lot of work. Anybody who's done a one-on-one or who's in my coaching group understand how much you have to really be involved. You don't just build wealth in the passenger seat. You have to be very involved with your LLC holdings. With hex, you'll get sued and lose, and lose everything just from paying lawyer fees. But you know what I'm saying, there's creditors that's coming after you when you get wealthy and stuff. Like, if you don't know how to protect your assets and to build a structure that protects you from creditors and from taxes and, you know, and, and safeguard your own self. That's why I keep saying, hey, it's not a bad idea to put a portion in Roth IRA. Just like they laugh at the wealthy people who make a billion dollars, they go, got to go back to work. And it's like, man, you ain't put something in the eye— in an eye— like, what? You know what I'm saying? It's some kind of, you know, retirement fund. Nope, they don't, they don't even think about it. So, um, again, it's not, you know, just because you hold a certain amount don't mean that you're gonna automatically succeed, right? Um, so anyway, uh, I'm about to hop on with my members. Give me about 5 minutes. Um, I, uh, I, I'm just looking at one more. Who's will be done in the next— you guys sneaking in at night. Okay, uh, I will, um Uh, all the links to my calls and all of my stuff— I see a couple of questions on it— all the links are in the description. You, if you go to the description, it'll give you all the information that you need, um, right there. All right, so, uh, and yes, structure is the key to everything, so make sure you have the right structure. There's a lot of, um, services out there, you know, for everybody. I, you know, I'll let you know what mines are and, and how I can, you know, best service you. Um, and then all the links, like, again, to iTrust Capital, the $100. Don't forget about that. If you don't have a cold wallet, I do have a Tangem link also in the description. Please make sure you put some away for your own sovereignty. And, um, I'm going in deeper with my members. I'll see you guys in a few minutes. Hey y'all, I'll be back on Wednesday with, um, who, uh, Caleb and Brown. We are going to do a live Wednesday at 5 PM Central Time, right? And so we'll be talking about a few things, the market, and I love to get, you know, pick their brains because they're inside of the institutional framework and they They got wisdom that some of us don't have because they're insiders, right? So, um, they were gracious enough to come back on the live, and, um, and we're going to talk about whatever, you know, market or whatever, you know. So they've already done a video that helped to answer questions. If you guys have questions, they're there to answer that as well. But we're going to pick their brains, and it should be, uh, very, very valuable. So don't miss that. Again, 5 PM Central Time on Wednesday., and, uh, and we'll be rocking and rolling. Thank you so much, I appreciate you, Marlon, uh, for the Super Chat. At today's prices, I buy 100 XRP every paycheck, and I don't see why anybody wouldn't if they got a little bit of money that they can, you know, I don't care if you got $10, you guys do what you can, start accumulating. I do not want you on the other side of this, uh, weeping, because there will be a lot of people weeping. And, uh, and I, I'm telling you, we are entering into some trying times and I don't want you to be in pain because there's a lot of people that's going to be in pain and they will not survive on the other side of this. So stay educated, you know, continue to, uh, follow the, the, the wisdom and, and the value that I bring. I do have pre-recorded videos that'll be coming out weekly, so pay attention to that. And, you know, I got some stuff that just gets straight to the cut. These lives are a little longer, I go into Q&A and all of that. Thank you so much for the Super Chat. As I head out, make sure you like the video on your way out, please. It does help the algorithm and it helps to just the video. And subscribe if you have not already. And as ways. I want you to stay wise, stay wealthy, and I'll see you guys in the next video. Peace out.