Connections Between XRP and Wizard of Oz

It's perfect. And if you remember, not only has BG

posted a direct quote from the wizard, but the Emerald City is

589985 hex color code and can be

found by following the yellow brick road, which emanates outward

from the golden ratio, which we know the golden ratio is embedded

into the DNA of XRP to begin with, when meanwhile

Andreessen Horowitz A16Z, who was the first seed investor

of XRP when it was called OpenCoin, hides Oz in their

logo. And double meanwhile, Dorothy's original slippers were

silver, which we all know about Ripple's logo

being dissolved silver, when

it's those silver slippers that took Dorothy home, while the

chorus of Ripple by the Grateful Dead, which is the one song

Ripple the company identifies with, ends its chorus with, If

I knew the way, I would take you home, which Ripple featured

on their 404 landing page for years.

And then you factor in that Dorothy's journey begins in Kansas,

when the leader of Ripple is famously from Kansas and a

Kansas University alum, whose slogan is Onward, where the

original Teddy Roosevelt bear cartoon took place in, that bearable guy

riddles about, among many other riddles about Teddy

Roosevelt, when

meanwhile Teddy was the man who just so happened to immortalize KU's

college chant to begin with, and today XRP becomes the first crypto to

be featured on a college program's jerseys, and it's Kansas, whose promo

video included a song by the Rough Riders.

So there's something undeniably strange going on with BG

riddles, XRP, Teddy Roosevelt, Kansas, and by

extension, the Wizard of Oz. I mean, there's already

so much here it's unreal, and that's without me even telling you

that the

first man to play the Wizard of Oz in the Broadway play Wicked was named

Joel David Katz.

Again, there's just too much here to ignore.