🚀 QUANT IS CONFIRMED, XRP THE INTERNET OF VALUE, HBAR, MASSIVE ETHEREUM GAINS - XRP NEWS TODAY

What is up? I am Crypto Mason and welcome back to the Crypto Mason YouTube channel. Shout out to the Gold Squad. We look for gold in every single aspect of our lives and we always find it. Now today we have a sort of a mixed market here, but we're still up at $2.1 trillion, right? Bitcoin's still up in the $47,000s. If we look at the Bitcoin chart, we did go into, um, we were in the $48,000s, just hovering in the $48,000s. Now look at this, okay? So woo-woo warning, this is what I'm going to call it. Every time I talk about something that's kind of woo-woo, right, like astrology, I'm gonna, um, give the woo-woo warning. So shut your ears, kids. And shut your ears, narrow-minded people. But we are approaching the freaking new moon. We are approaching the new moon, right? We know that new moons are always local tops and, uh, full moons are always local bottoms. Everything is heading back up, right? New moon is on October 6th in Libra. Um, so it's very simple to see what's going on, right? And there's probably technical analysis that lines up with that, you know. Astrology is just another layer of this. Also, I want to say something. You would be surprised how many of these technical analysis are— these technical analysis are, um, cross-referencing their predictions and their tech, their TA, with astrology. You would be surprised, okay? But as we see the markets like this, right, got a bunch of green. EO or OMG is still pumping crazy. AR, XTZ, right? By the way, make sure y'all smash that like button right now. It takes 5 seconds, right? Click that like button, subscribe, click the post notification bell on. We have Tezos right here. I'm a fan of Tezos, like I'm a big fan of Tezos. I own an NFT collection on Tezos. We have Telcoin, also a, a mid fan on Telcoin right there. OMG, I don't know much about. Arweave, Definitely a fan too. If we look at Quant right here, uh, we have a wick right here yesterday all the way to $3.44. I do expect this to continue up, which would be amazing, but I don't care if it goes down or up because I'm not trading this, right? If you're trading this, then you have to care. All I like to see Hedera at 40 cents right here Um, Hedera has been making some movements, definitely back up. I love to see that. And this might be why Hedera Hashgraph social engagement is up 490%. By the way, if you watch to the end of this video, we are gonna cover how Quant is confirmed, like Visa plus Quant. There's a confirmation that just shows me something. I'm gonna tell you, I'm gonna tell you. Lunar Crush, right? If we go to Lunar Crush, right, Lunar Crush is a website that shows you like the social coins, like the social engagement of some of these coins, um, and just overall in the market. And you can actually check what's the top coin, right, getting the most social engagement. HBAR is at the top right here, 68, right? You can see the graph, 68. We have all of the ones we like here: Ethereum, XRP, want HBAR right there. Also, Hedera Hashgraph social engagement 490% plus. Okay, amazing. Vector Space, $13. Not much to say about this. XRP, not much to say either. We're going to cover, um, some, uh, are we going to cover some? Yes, we are. Yes, some big Ripple stuff right here coming up. XYO, 3 cents right here. It is actually getting some action. Right? This has been very slow since, uh, the, the majority of this massive pump over here. Um, maybe this goes crazy when we have a bull run coming. I, I hope so, but who knows. XYO is a long-term hold. I believe they're ahead of the world. It obviously is a risky, more risky play just because of it not being as established as other coins and just, um The market cap is small, right? So it's all up to you, man. I'm, I'm invested in XYO. Look at this, okay? This has to do with this. Watch this. Gilbert Verdian. Gilbert Verdian has came out and basically confirmed this Visa thing, right? We're gonna cover that, but we're also gonna cover this. Agree with this: the internet of value will dwarf the legacy web. We're trusting the cryptography protocols and decentralized networks for the first time to create and move value. The legacy web was designed to move information. It was never intended to transact money or value. Okay, so basically he's saying that the internet did not have a form of payment initially. It was never supposed to make payments over the internet. It was the movement of information. And he's referencing the internet of value, which he's done before. The internet of value is what Ripple is all about. Like, they are all about this, right? So let's check out what Chris Larsen said— has to say about the Internet of Value. Watch this. How would you describe what the Internet of Value is? So David asked him, how would you describe what the Internet of Value is and what the sort of insight is to get us there?

Yeah, so, um, a lot of it came from kind of the early work you guys did with pathfinding, and again, having this you know, anything of value can be traded. That kind of was the germ of it. But kind of stepping way back, um, if you look at the real problem in the world today, um, you know, a lot of people point to globalization as being, you know, not working for people. And we would say, no, it's not that it's not working, it's just it's a, it's a work in progress, right? It's incomplete.

Um, so they think globalization is what we need right here, which— watch how he's going to explain it. I agree with how he's going to explain it. Watch this.

So we can have a real globalization needs interoperability in, you know, 3 core things, right? Data, goods and shipping, and money. And the problem is it only has interoperability in data, obviously the internet, and shipping since the '50s with the shipping container, which creates interoperability between port to other port, you know, ship to train to truck. But you don't have that with money. Money networks don't interoperate. And if you have that, now billions of people will— are onboarded into a real working, you know, kind of system of globalization.

And it's a real working system of globalization, right, Chris? Yes. These dudes are— these dudes talk so good. Everything that they say from these Ripple boys, anybody connected with Ripple They can— like, their mission is so clear, but the proof is, is there. The proof is there that they do work. They don't just come out here and talk, talk, talk. They're actually doing work. 300+ financial institutions. So what Gilbert from Quant right here is saying, the internet of value which Ripple is directly building will dwarf the legacy web. I agree. And we've got this, this right here. From Chris Burnisk. And you can see this was Web 1.0, Web 2.0 $20 trillion, Web 3.0 $140 trillion, right? Potential market cap $140 trillion. This, this will be crazy, trust me. And by the way, the Internet of Value was covered in the same series of videos. This is a series, as you can see, part 1, where Chris references these people.

Uh, and then we also were lucky enough to be able to acquire the URL for Ripple, which is kind of a funny story. It came from a Grateful Dead superfan. Um, it's related to the song Ripple from, from the Grateful Dead. We always love the Grateful Dead.

We always love the Grateful Dead. I know you do, and I decode you every day on it because somehow it's lining up. Um, but this was the actual initial video that spawned that Decoded series. Moving on, Quant and Visa. Okay, Quant and Visa. So Gilbert, we saw him liking, uh, the Visa plus Quant tweets. We saw that. We saw the language being used, which was network of networks, right? If you've been watching, you gotta watch every day these videos and you'll keep up. So Gilbert now has said publicly, very glad to see the reference, the reference, and and adoption of ODAP, Open Digital Asset Protocol, our effort with MIT and the— I, or sorry, MIT at the IETF to standardize cross-chain and cross-network transactions, and the importance of digital asset interoperability at gateways. Okay, so this is from Visa News. As we see, they have a UPC. Now, when I came out and said Visa and Quant are connected, right? People were like, no, they're using this UPC. They have their whole own UPC, which is right here. Their white paper thing is right here. Universal Payment Channel. And by the way, they're doing interoperability for CBDCs, not crypto. Like, this is interoperability for only CBDCs, right? CBDCs. So they want you to be able to sit down with your like South Korean friend or whoever, Japanese friend, and be able to split a bill in your currencies and have it, have it be interoperable, right? That's what they want to do. This is for, this is for, um, not cryptocurrencies, this is for CBDCs. I think Quant is going to do that for the entire crypto industry as well as something with, with the CBDCs, right? Because we know they're helping build the The Latin American dollar, digital pound, blah blah blah. So watch this, okay? We go here. Now if we scroll, or if we search this for ODAP, which is what, what Gilbert is talking about— and ODAP once again is their effort with MIT. MIT is very important in this whole scheme of things. We see that yes, this document from Visa references ODAP directly right here. Open Digital Asset Protocol as a reference. So he's right when he says glad to see the reference and adoption, right? The reference and adoption. Okay, we click on this link, it brings us to this, which is from Data Tracker at the IETF. And by the way, the IETF is the, um, Internet Engineering Task Force making the internet work better. Okay, and this is just all about Quant. This is right here, Quant Network, right? This has many mentions to Quant, and they're describing the Open Digital Asset Protocol, which is an asset transfer protocol that operates between two gateway devices. And this, this goes on forever right here, right? See, they're showing Quant API gateways. So does, does the Visa connection, right, does it use Quant? See this person right here on Gilbert's tweet: is Quant needed for ODAP? And this guy says ODAP equals Open Digital Asset Protocol. Quant is not required, like QNT token is. It is an open, uh, source set of rules for interoperability of any asset. However, Quant gateways will all be ODAP compliant, and the first nodes Quant and MIT are designing it with help from many major players like Intel and IBM. Visa is using the rules created by MIT and Quant. Quant already has the solution in place which these rules are designed around. As major players conform to these standards, QNT will inherently get a good share as the first mover, and mainly— and many likely run directly on Quant's Overledger network. So good right there, right? This is all about— I don't care if this— if Visa and Quant— I don't care if that affects the price of Quant. What I care about is solidifying Quant as like a 100-year company that will be here forever, because then it's inevitable that my investment will stick around through regulations, right? And the token will increase in value as time goes on. That's all I care about, right? All right, into some of the mainstream news. I, I usually cut out some of the mainstream news because it's just bullshit. It's just BS. We're focused on like— look at this, we're going into like weird white papers with references and things. That's what I'm focused on. But you guys know I don't do hardcore technical analysis on here. But if you want to read the lines on your screen, and if they make you feel more comfortable and make you think that you know what's going to happen, even though nobody knows what's going to happen, well, there's an Ethereum fractal from 2017 that resulted in 7,000% gains for ETH, and it has appeared again in 2021, right? Dang, this is a good headline, man. This is probably getting, yeah, 12,000 views. When was this dropped? 2 hours ago. 12,000 total views and 126 shares. Yeah, that's a crazy title right there, but apparently this is true, and it's right here. It involves the, um, stochastic RSI, I believe. Right? The— there's a bullish hammer and a Fibonacci retracement level, blah blah blah, a bunch of weird stuff, right, based on phi and Fibonacci and stuff. Okay, by the way, I don't do hardcore technical analysis. You know this. We, we go off other things here, right? And it works, um, and both work. TA works too. But that's just an amazing article right there. And then we have, um, that SEC rolling decisions out on 4 Bitcoin ETFs, right? They've pushed them back to November 21st, December 8th, December 11th for Global X, Valkyrie, and WisdomTree. So they're pushing the ETFs back. We knew they would do this, right? That's simple to see. Probably 2022 those will happen, or even further. Kevin O'Leary seems to think you're stupid for thinking it's going to come that fast. But that is all we've got. I appreciate everyone watching every day. Make sure you, um, Follow on Twitter, Instagram, Discord. Join the Discord. And goodbye.