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what's the biggest red flag in a crypto community? - fake engagement - no criticism allowed - blind optimism - broken promises - toxic members need your opinions
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"All the easy stuff is out of the way. If you really want to build in DeFi, you have to build something that has value" - @Benjamin918_ , Founder of Cap [Spoken audio]: our industry has matured quite a lot. And most of that has been regulations, right? Ever since the election and with all these bills being passed, we've had so much more influx of institutions wanting to work with us. Where before, who could we work with, right? The offshore market makers and some liquid funds, as real institutions, the largest, you know, in each of their categories are all coming into crypto, which is fantastic to see. But also so much harder to build businesses, because now all the easy stuff is out of the way, right? If you really want to build in crypto in DeFi, you have to build something that has value, because otherwise the markets, you know, won't have any pity, they'll just send you to zero, and we've seen this time and time again with some of these launches and some of these protocols, and I think it's good for overall, because it will mean that most of the big protocols in crypto are, you know, actually providing value.
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It's coming home... unless the Vikings have other plans. How do you see this ending? Follow @MEXC + repost Guess the correct score for Norway vs England Include your UID 100 USDT will be shared between 5 winners. Guesses close Jul 11, 9pm UTC.
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XRP’s connections to both SWIFT and the DTCC are consistently laid out here. When this all goes live, you’ll have the trail of evidence to look back on. You won’t find deeper breakdowns anywhere else on the Internet. And guess what else? I don’t get tired. I don’t give
AI visual note: The image is a table titled "Stablecoin networks with global coverage," listing key details for seven major stablecoin issuers: Tether (USDT), LayerZero/BVNk (2024), Circle (USDC, 2025), Fireblocks Network (2018), Wormhole/Paxos (2024), Ripple Payments Network (RLUSD, 2023/2024), and StraitsX Platform (XSGD, 2020). It includes columns for company, headquarters, launch year, blockchains used, stablecoins supported, and fiat currencies supported, with Ripple highlighted as supporting the XRP Ledger and 20+ blockchains including USDC and RLUSD, in fiat currencies USD, EUR, GBP, AUD & NZD. The accompanying post emphasizes XRP's connections to SWIFT and the DTCC, suggesting Ripple's stablecoin infrastructure positions XRP as a key bridge between traditional finance and blockchain-based settlements, reinforcing the trail of evidence supporting its institutional relevance.