That’s the frustrating part. XRP has its own utility, legal progress and institutional story — yet price still gets dragged around by Bitcoin. Real decoupling would change everything. Soon!!

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Gen X defined: Ages 45-61 Looks 35-40 Will 100% throw hands Doesn't care about your feelings Cusses a lot Will make you cry with words Great work ethic Pragmatic Zero tolerance for stupidity Skeptical of authority Doesn't trust anyone at 1st Extremely loyal friend Figures shit out Most likely your boss Works hard, plays hard No fear Sarcastic as fuck Still listens to the same music Knows lyrics to Rock, Rap & Country Proficient in analog & digital tech Self reliant Adaptable to any environment Just wants to be left alone

Exactly…..I am pulling for him. Yes he has Moxi…..a fantastic trait! But goodness work on developing ones mind…a fit body is fine…it one isn’t developing their mind….you are just a fit stupid person. I suggest reading this!

BREAKING: CNN's fact-checker exposes an AVALANCHE OF LIES from Trump about Canada — and there's a new one almost every day. Donald Trump doesn't just have policy disagreements with Canada. According to CNN's chief fact-checker Daniel Dale, who happens to be Canadian himself, Trump has built his entire trade war narrative on a foundation of demonstrably false claims — and the lies keep coming. Just today, Dale documented, Trump falsely claimed Canada's unemployment rate is "10% and rapidly rising." The actual number: 6.4%, and it's been DECLINING for three straight months. Trump also falsely claimed Canada does "95% of its business with the US." The real figure is 72%. He blamed the entire US-Canada trade deficit on high Canadian agricultural tariffs, despite the fact that roughly 97% of US agricultural exports to Canada are already tariff-free, and the actual deficit stems overwhelmingly from cheap Canadian crude oil imports that benefit American consumers. And that's just today's batch. Dale's running tally over the past 18 months reads like a highlight reel of fabrication. Trump has falsely claimed Canada doesn't buy American agricultural products, when it's actually the world's SECOND-LARGEST buyer of them. He's falsely claimed Canadians support becoming America's 51st state, when polling shows overwhelming opposition. He's falsely claimed Canada is among the world's highest-tariff nations, when World Trade Organization rankings place it near the bottom. He's falsely claimed Canada "essentially doesn't have a military," ignoring that Canadian forces have fought alongside American troops in multiple wars and rank in the upper half of NATO by force size. He's also falsely inflated the US trade deficit with Canada to "$200 billion" (nowhere close), falsely claimed Canada bans American banks (more than a dozen currently operate there), falsely claimed Canada is "constantly surrounded" by Chinese and Russian ships (fiction), and falsely accused former PM Trudeau of using trade tensions to run for reelection — despite Trudeau, quite obviously, not running. This isn't policy disagreement. This is a dispute over the nature of reality! This is a sitting president manufacturing an entire economic conflict with one of America's closest allies using numbers he simply invented, over and over, across nearly two years, with virtually no correction or accountability. When the facts don't support your trade war, apparently the solution is just to make up new facts. Someone needs to tell Trump that the world doesn’t work like that, and it may as well be CNN’s Daniel Dale. Please like and share if you’re sick of Trump’s lies!

“Know your facts” is good advice. So let’s actually do that. Yes, Canada has long protected certain industries, most notoriously dairy, where some over-quota tariff rates are extraordinarily high. That is a legitimate U.S. trade grievance. But that does not mean Canada had been broadly imposing tariffs on American goods while the United States practiced free trade. Under USMCA (the trade agreement Trump himself negotiated and signed) most qualifying trade between the United States and Canada was tariff free. Canada’s huge dairy rates apply primarily above negotiated tariff rate quotas; quoting those rates without mentioning the quotas is highly misleading. As for who initiated the current tariff war, there really isn’t much room for argument about the chronology: Trump imposed new tariffs on Canadian goods in March 2025. Canada responded with 25% counter-tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods. Trump then imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum on March 12. Canada responded the following day with 25% counter tariffs on $29.8 billion of U.S. goods. Trump subsequently imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian automobiles. Canada retaliated again. And here’s the part that makes the “Trump is just fighting back” argument particularly difficult to sustain: Canada later removed most of its March 2025 retaliatory tariffs when the U.S. allowed most USMCA compliant Canadian goods to enter tariff-free. Canada retained counter tariffs principally in sectors where U.S. tariffs remained (steel, aluminum and autos). So yes, criticize Canada’s protectionism where it exists. I do. But facts are facts. Canada had trade barriers. Trump started this broad tariff escalation. Canada retaliated. Those three things can all be true at the same time. And one last fact worth remembering whenever politicians tell you they’re making another country “pay” a tariff: U.S. tariffs are collected from U.S. importers at the U.S. border. Canada doesn’t write the Treasury a tariff check. So by all means, defend Trump’s policy if you believe it’s good policy. Just don’t rewrite the chronology to do it.

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Grotesque satire about a die-hard #XRP fan. Everything here is exaggerated to absurdity… but I’m pretty sure everyone in this community will recognize a little bit of themselves in it. Salute you fam🫡 @JoelKatz @bgarlinghouse @ashgoblue @SaluteXRPL @Ripple @chrislarsensf @binance @Bybit_Official @Toobit_official

0% of Bitcoiner actually use Bitcoin (there is no use case). 100% of Bitcoiner shill Bitcoin on X (there is nothing else to do). Just like in a Ponzi Scheme. 🤷‍♂️

Ripple was first founded in Canada back in 2004.✅ Documented.📝👇

🚨🚨🚨 $XRP wiping out the United States’ $38 trillion debt? Remember this? They aired it on national television. Newsmax. Prime time. Explaining what XRP is and what it can do. Repost if you believe $XRP can help strengthen America’s future 👇

So it wasn't a 'typo' back then!

The #XRPArmy didn’t survive by accident. We were early to a fight most people didn’t even see. Together we stand strong. We are on the right side of history. $XRP will flip $BTC

It means that a low price for XRP actually makes it more expensive to use for payments and exchanges.

Good morning $XRP Army If you still believe, you're already ahead of most. Repost if you think XRP IS THE STANDARD

We were told phoenixes aren’t real. 2026 will disagree.

XRP is still the number one token for the new financial system.

We should’ve known 2025 would be a crazy year when it started with WTF