Discussion on Money Printing and XRP

Hey, what's up, old-timer? Why the grim face?

They're printing too much money.

Come again?

Money. They're printing too much of it.

Well, ain't that what they always do?

That's the problem.

Hey, tell me something.

You finding it harder to put food on the table, pay the groceries, pay the rent?

It affects everyone, you know,

even your kids when they grow up.

Thanks for the coffee, Susan.

Hey, stop right there.

What you got under that coat?

Susan,

don't worry.

I'm gonna do something about it.

I've done it before.

Uh, hello, guys.

Some things are better left unsaid.

Wen Moon.

You,

you didn't hear that.

Red phone ringing after midnight.

Black cars waiting under streetlight.

Three signatures beneath the light.

Then everybody says good night.

Paper marked confidential.

Every word is consequential.

Bankers know, but won't explain. Government

keeps the same refrain.

NDA.

Sign your name and close the door. Don't ask what the papers are

for. If they tell you, they deny.

If they show you,

ask them why.

We can't talk about it, but we know about it.

We can't talk about it. Don't ask me about it.

Banks can't say it. Government hide it.

Leave a little clue and let you decide it.

Read between the lines.

One coin started, one came later. One became the world's first major player.

Then another started building rails, quietly appearing in the tales.

New world coming, new design, new financial system, different line.

If one bridge connects the whole new game, why does nobody ever

say the name?

XRP.

Maybe it's nothing.

Maybe it's planned.

Maybe there's something.

We understand.

Dates in the books.

Clues in the page.

Questions getting harder

with every age. We

can't talk about it, but we know about it.

We can't talk about it.

Don't ask me about it.

Banks can't say it. Governments hide it.

Leave a little clue and let you

decide it.

Creating more safety.

Well, let me ask you this. Will you do another ETF?

How about an XRP ETF?

I know you got E- Ether out there.

I, we-

How about XRP? Can you answer that?

I can't.

And you don't want me to.

I do.

Well, I can't.

All right, they're giving me the wrap. Thank you.

Arms together, and they say, "We're not letting this happen." And then

it keeps going, and then they say, "Okay, well, let's, let's go

after... let's sue them,"

or, "Let's go get the government." Or-

There's another thing they do. They adopt the technology.

I think-

No, no, that's at the end

... they will adopt the technology.

No, no, this is the last thing they do. No.

Yeah, it's like-

It's after-

... seven states agree.

It's after... Right. It's after the, the, the press

planning. They plant the press stories.

They put out lawsuits. They create as much of a fuss as

possible. They try to get their government friends

involved, and then they go,

"Oh, God, this thing's happening."

They give us hints.

Signs.

They give us signs.

Signs.

They give us numbers.

Signs.

They give us lines.

Signs.

But every time we get too near,

somebody whispers in our ear.

Don't say it. We can't talk about it.

But we know about it.

We can't talk about it. Everybody.

Everybody's heard about it.

Heard about it. Banks can't say it.

Governments hide it.

If XRP is the bridge...

Why won't they describe it? We, we, we can't talk

about it. Talk about it. But we know about it.

But we know about it. We can't talk about it. Don't ask me.

Don't ask me about it.

Sign the papers. Don't ask me

about

it, no.

We can't talk about it.

But we know about it. We can't talk about it.

Don't ask me about it.

Sign the

paper.

Close the door.

Read the clues. Then read some more.

You didn't hear that.

Better left unsaid.