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Jordan Williams retweeted
ripple:native is getting its own public voice.
Ripple and the XRP Ledger Foundation are backing XRP.org—a branding push separating the asset’s identity from Ripple’s corporate story.
🟢 UPSIDE: Clearer messaging, stronger education, and a more accessible entry point for users and institutions.
🔴 RISK: A jointly managed brand invites questions about concentrated influence over XRP’s narrative. Marketing leadership doesn’t equal control of the ledger, but the optics matter.
My take: This could strengthen ripple:native ’s positioning. The real test is whether attention converts into sustained payment activity, liquidity, and developer adoption.
A stronger brand opens doors. Usage has to follow.
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Copper needs $ 332bn of new mines.
Each one takes about 17 years to build.
Bloomberg new outlook sees a deficit starting in 2028 and widening to 20 million tonnes by 2050.
That’s about 44% of demand.
9 of the 10 transition metals it tracks now look covered. Copper is the odd one out.
Demand rises 61% to almost 46 million tonnes by 2050. Electric transport alone needs 11.4 million.
You can print money.... You can’t print a mine.
Jordan Williams retweeted
BREAKING: Britain will fly Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets on defensive missions to protect Saudi cities and critical infrastructure from Houthi drone and missile attacks, per the UK Ministry of Defence.
The jets will not strike the Houthis, per the Ministry of Defence.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting approved the move and Prime Minister Andy Burnham authorised it after a Saudi request.
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Joined @watchbmtv today to discuss our new product $SATS, which launched on Nasdaq today, along with other perspectives on the Bitcoin capital markets.
Full clip below w/ timestamps ICYMI
Timestamps:
00:00 Strive’s SATS IPO
00:31 Bitcoin Buying And Warrant Capital
01:38 Why The SATS Deal Was Upsized
04:48 Amplification And SATS As A Capital Tool
08:23 Dividend Coverage And The 18-Month Reserve
10:41 Balancing Cash And Bitcoin
13:41 Strategy’s Daily Dividend Vote
15:17 Competing Demand For Bitcoin
18:27 Credit Market Stress And Rated Capital
21:58 MSCI Index Exclusion
$ASST $SATA $SATS
Jordan Williams retweeted
Pezeshkian took a similarly tough line with Munir: Iran remains open to talks, but Washington must first lift its sanctions and threats.
He said Iranians distrust the US, believing it could attack even after Iran negotiates, and warned that further war would only bring destruction across the region.
Jordan Williams retweeted
$BTC
UPD: oct 21 +/- a day we could be tapping local highs.
running a pretty simple approach on this one. if it plays out I'll share it.
Jordan Williams retweeted
The problem is not immigration
It is unmanaged immigration
The UAE proves it:
→ Nearly 9 in 10 people here are not local Emirati
→ It imports assets, not liabilities
→ Abu Dhabi: world’s safest city on Numbeo, 10 years running
My point on India TV, in the debate on France.
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More Bitcoin.
Jordan Williams retweeted
Honored to join @RUSI_org as an Associate Fellow in International Security. I look forward to contributing to research on the Middle East, counterterrorism, and regional security, drawing on over 20 years of experience analyzing Yemen and its conflicts.
rusi.org/people/al-basha
Jordan Williams retweeted
$NBIS just made GPU pricing public 👀 so now the market can now watch demand for AI compute in real time. 👀 👇 $NVDA
Now live: nebius.com/spot-prices
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Saudi-UAE engagement continues.
Saudi Defense @modgovksa Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman @kbsalsaud visited Abu Dhabi, where he met UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed @MohamedBinZayed, conveying greetings from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The two discussed regional developments, the historic ties between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation and joint Gulf coordination.
Prince Khalid also met UAE Vice President Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed @MansourBinZayed to discuss the latest regional developments, continued consultation on shared security concerns, and efforts to promote regional and international stability.
The meetings signal continued high-level Saudi-UAE engagement amid escalating regional tensions.
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Missile launch from Western Isfahan
[Presumably another test]
Isfahan Province, Iran
[Delayed Post via FromIran · 120-second delay]
fromiran.sh1n.org/incidents/…
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Japan’s power price just hit 31 yen a kilowatt-hour.
That’s the highest in nearly 4 years, exchange data shows, and up more than a quarter in a week.
Kansai jumped 61%.
Tokyo and Chubu rose 19% each.
A year ago the price sat near 10 yen.
It has roughly tripled.
Maintenance cut power generation just as fuel got expensive.
Japan runs mostly on imported LNG and coal.
Europe’s gas storage is only 74.5% full.
Asia and Europe are about to bid for the same cargoes.
Winter hasn’t even started.
image source: Bloomberg
Jordan Williams retweeted
People are so quick to change their view and flip flop between different outcomes. For me it's simple, the target was 90k, but the initial Wave 1 impulse likely terminated at the 1.618 inverse extension of the depth of wave 4, 87.4k, and has been correcting ever since. Now at critical horizontal support, but still within the 2 std deviations boundary of the pitchfork, it's now or never for Bitcoin to show us there is still gas in the tank. If not, Wave 2 will continue.
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Islamic Iran is preparing for war, or at least trying to preemptively deter it by threatening with a war crime.
UAE ranks 8 globally on AI, KSA ranks 19.
Both have huge investments in AI infrastructure.
Tehran just threatened to target this AI.
Islamic Iran regime must go.
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In 2017, UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed warned Europe about the dangers of tolerating extremism and allowing radicalism to grow. Today, as we watch events unfold in Paris, his warning echoes once again. Ignoring extremism doesn’t make it disappear. It only makes the consequences harder to contain.
