WHY XRP SHOULD BE $15+ - HBAR, INX, TELCOIN & MORE - CRYPTO NEWS TODAY

What is up? I am Crypto Mason and welcome back to the Crypto Mason YouTube channel. You guys are the Gold Squad. I am also part of the Gold Squad. We find gold in every aspect of our lives, folks. Every aspect. Okay, we've got an insane video today. At the end of this video, if you watch till the end, We will be covering why Ripple and why the banks would even want a high price on XRP. Does that make sense? Why would they even want to make us rich? We're going to answer it in this video. We've also got some INX news, the INX security token. Um, as you know, I'm extremely bullish on security tokens and I'm extremely bullish on the INX security token. We've also got some Flare Network news, Ripple, HBAR, um, Ethereum. And let's get into it. Skip all the talking, make sure you drop a like, drop a comment as well. I really appreciate that. Uh, make sure you drop a like, subscribe as well with post notifications on, and let's get into it. All right, so hopping in here, we see that we have taken a crash overnight. I woke up, we're below $1.5 trillion on the market cap, down 14%. As a whole. Bitcoin dominance 41.4. Now look at this, Bitcoin is at $32,000, right? So do you think $30K is the bottom? Because there seems to be a fight going on at this $30K level with whales trying to drive the price down, um, below $30K so that they can, they can really buy in below $30K. Um, we got Ethereum $2,400. If this continues to drop, I will be buying, of course. You got XRP at 82 cents, which is amazing right there. You've got, um, what else were the amazing buys? VeChain at 10 cents. Watch this though, watch this. Algorand also 90 cents. If you guys haven't entered any of these, these are decent times to stack up. We've got HBAR at 20 cents. Now watch this, you guys see this? H— I've been watching HBAR's volume and it is up 68. Didn't that just say 350? I swear that just said 350%. Yeah, look at that, 350%. I don't know, but the volume is big, big, big up. Are you accumulating? That's the, that's the question. Um, these people seem to be accumulating. That volume is going crazy. Um, but as for another good buy would be Telcoin. Where's Telcoin? Right here. Telcoin could be a good buy. I've been hearing so much good stuff about Telcoin. I'm personally not invested, but if I were to invest, now would be a decent time. Look at that, 37% down in 30 days. That's a straight up downtrend. Here's the first piece of news. We got Ripple proposing federated sidechains for XRP Ledger smart contracts. So bullish. This is amazing right here. Basically, uh, federated sidechains will enable developers to implement new features such as native smart contracts that interoperate seamlessly with XRP and the XRP Ledger. Doesn't that sound like Flare? Like, I don't understand what is going on with this smart contract thing. Like, they say they're enabled for smart contracts, now they're doing federated sidechains, now they do one-chain partnership. Uh, which we know Flare is, is DeFi, or Flare Finance, I don't know. But this, this would be really good. This would be really good. Um, they would— Ripple would need to build new federated software that connects the sidechains. Each federated sidechain would function as its own blockchain, and XRP, or the sidechain's native asset, could be moved from one chain to another. Crazy. Really good news right there. We've got Flare Network. Flare Network has raised $11.3 million from seed round and angel investors. So they— it looks like they had contributions made by Digital Currency Group, Kinetic Capital, CoinFund, LD Capital, a bunch of good people right here. OKEX, Dream Fund, Genesis Capital, Ripple, Litecoin founder Charlie Lee, who we know is connected with INX as well. He's an investor in INX. So this is super good right there. Um, it's sparking interest. And you guys know I'm heavily invested in Flare with my own money. I did not claim the airdrop. Um, if you want to ask me about that, just DM on Instagram. I'll tell you why I didn't claim the airdrop because it's kind of a long thing. Basically kind of for tax reasons, kind of because I'm an idiot and I listened to somebody who said it's not available in Canada, and some other reasons. But here we've got these idiots saying that, uh, the US just seized $2.3 million in Bitcoin, of course, from Colonial Pipeline hackers. So we had the Trump little hit piece on Bitcoin before. And now we have this, um, look at this. Bitcoin has dipped in the last 24 hours, possibly because some believe that the FBI was able to hack the network. What? So they're tripping right there with this. But I mean, cash is more private than Bitcoin. Like, I don't know, that's, that's definitely going to do some damage. This will probably hit mainstream news. That number, money number, is high enough. Pipeline sounds good on the news, that'll hit the mainstream news. Um, I can't wait for my mom to ask me about this, this hack and why Bitcoin's a scam. Uh, Ethereum whales are still hodling ETH accumulated since October 2020. So here's some on-chain analysis right here. Basically, all the whales who bought Ethereum in October 2020 are still, um, are still holding. Ethereum whales holding 1K to 10K ETH are still holding their coins. Ethereum's daily address activity is on the decline, which is bearish. This right here, which is basically some on-chain activity on the Bitcoin network, um, and it has recently dropped off. But coins that were accumulated in the early bull market are slowly maturing, uh, to long-term holder status. So this is from Glassnode as well. Glassnode's a really good website to look at on-chain analysis. Um, but look at that, ETH whales still accumulating and the early bull market buyers for Bitcoin are still holding. Here we've got the global media goes down. Oh my, um, CNN, New York Times, FT, The Guardian, Reddit, and countless other sites went down today with this error message. Very interesting. Um, what if they were decentralized? I don't know. Would that help? I don't know. Here is the INX news right here. INX Limited has completed the Open Finance acquisition. So basically it is confirmed, and FINRA, which is the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, has approved it for change of ownership. Very good stuff right here. That's 60,000 registrations, um, and now you can— you, you will be able to onboard from the Open Finance onto the INX trading platform. So honestly, I was under the impression that they were going to have one INX trading platform, right, with Securities and crypto beside each other, right? But I guess Open Finance is what they've acquired. I hope they kind of merge maybe, um, and they don't keep it separate. But I don't know, it's probably good either way. Um, look at that, we're getting follows and we're not even streaming. Crypto Not Mike, appreciate the follow, bro. Look at that phoenix emoji. If you've never been on the Twitch streams, take a look at that little alert. Um, so that's basically all the news we have, uh, today except this. Lex Moskovsky says 1.37 billion and 250— 215,000 accounts were liquidated in the last 24 hours. You can see 618 million for Bitcoin, 365 million for ETH, XRP 88 million. They're, they're liquidating right there. That's pretty crazy. And now let's get into why, why XRP would even want to be a high price. Like, why would Ripple want this to be a high price and make all of the early investors rich, or anyone who's in there rich? Also, why would the banks want it at a high price? So this is an official tweet from David Schwartz right here. He says a higher price for XRP would help Ripple in several ways. Several ways. So the number one reason why XRP should be at a very high price is that the Ripple— I mean, the, the XRP that Ripple actually holds, because remember, they freaking hold a lot of it. They do hold a lot of it. The supply is kind of centralized. Um, but they— that XRP would gain value, and then Ripple can sell some of it and fund operations, right? If Ripple's holding a bunch of XRP, you've got to remember that Ripple is a centralized company investing on a decentralized digital currency called the XRP Ledger. You've got to remember that. That's very key. Ripple is centralized. Um, and you've got to remember Bitcoin is literally centralized. The, the hash rate is centralized. So there's aspects of decentralization that are no longer there on some of these things, um, which I don't have a problem with. If we're trying to set up the new internet, whatever needs to be done needs to be done as long as we get wealthy off of it. Um, so XRP, he says Uh, indirectly, more value on XRP almost always means more liquidity and trade volume, right? XRP already has each of the other characteristics needed to be a good intermediary asset, but it will initially be limited by the available liquidity. So greater liquidity will give Ripple more flexibility. Perfect, a great reason right there. Here's another great reason. Um, whether it makes sense or not, XRP's price is seen as a measure of Ripple's success or likelihood of future success. Now that's a scary comment right there because that reminds me of a security, right? Reminds me of a security. But it is true. Like, XRP— if the XRP is doing really good, that kind of is perceived as Ripple is a successful company. Um, that just makes sense, and that's just how it is. And that's honestly because they connected them so closely at the start. I don't know why the hell they did that. Maybe they were trying to tell you that if you invest in XRP, it's kind of— you're going to be investing in the success of Ripple. I don't know, I'm not a lawyer. F all that stuff. I'm none of that. Um, it's up to your own discretion, as always. It is also important, uh, that it not be terribly expensive to hold XRP. A higher price will mean that a similarly sized sell would produce less volatility. So a higher price could mean a lower cost to hold XRP, so long as XRP's general price direction is up. The volatility can be hedged without much difficulty. That just cracked the code for me. Like, um, they always say— so, so there's two options right here. They always say that we want less volatility. The banks, before they use XRP, they want to see less volatility. So okay, that spawned the idea in my head, like, damn, wouldn't it just be good to make it a stablecoin and then there's no volatility? But that shit doesn't work because there's only 100 billion hard-capped XRP ever made. So how would that even work if XRP is pegged at $1? Listen very closely to this, this is important. If XRP is pegged at $1 and is a stablecoin, even $2, but let's take $1, that means that 100 billion XRP equals $100 billion. Banks have way more than $100 billion. They have trillions and it circulates. That would be impossible to facilitate that with a $1 XRP. So to get rid of that volatility, put the price way up. And David Schwartz right here is saying the volatility, um, like a super big sell would produce less volatility if there's a higher price, which makes sense. Now right here he says the higher the price of XRP, the larger payments Ripple can target. Um, when you're expecting exponential growth, even a small increase in your starting point can pay huge dividends down the line. So very crazy points right there. I hope you enjoyed that. That should crack codes in your head, like, wow, okay, so they are acknowledging that there's a way up and not remain stagnant. Like, it always comes in my head, why? Or can they do everything they— like, for me, Ripple is a very revolutionary company. So can they change the world and keep the price low? Can they do that? And why would they want to do that? We just disproved everything on why they would want to do that and keep the price low. So I hope you enjoyed. Make sure you drop a like, smash the like button, uh, smash the subscribe button. Make sure you follow on Instagram and Twitter. I love you all. Shout out to the Gold Squad, and goodbye.