Greg Willis retweeted
To Brad Garlinghouse and David Schwartz: A message for your souls by the fireside.When you sit by the fireside of your homes in the evening, enveloped in the peace and warmth of your families, I look upon you and ask you to look into your souls. That sense of peace, that right to enjoy the harvest of a lifetime, belongs to us too.Some defend you by saying "you never forced anyone to buy @xrp." But the truth is deeper: we didn't just buy an asset; we chose to fight the exact same war alongside you.For nearly a decade, we endured years of austerity, FUD, and a draining legal battle. And while @Ripple paid the attorney fees, that defense was morally and financially sustained by the life savings of our community. We shielded your backs with our financial lifeblood.Now that the time has come to gather the harvest, we face a bitter reality. You took the economic and technological potential of XRP—which is ours as much as it is yours—and you subdued it, devaluing it to feed the corporate framework of RLUSD and alternative enterprise structures. You secured your future while leaving ours out in the cold.If there is even a shred of humanity, loyalty, and spiritual respect left within you for this community, you cannot look away. Before GOD, the #XRPCommunity holds a sacred, rightful, and just claim to receive its due reward, and to see XRP at the true fair value it deserves ($15/$20+).Take every step necessary. Execute every market action required to restore dignity to our sacrifice. Do not allow your conscience to sit in the warmth of a fireplace built upon the silence and devaluation of those who believed in you when you were alone. History is watching you, and so is God.@bgarlinghouse @JoelKatz @xrp #XRPArmy 🛑💥
What we've learnt from the #BinanceHack is that we are defo not ready for programmable (#smartcontract) money early not with so many bad actors always looking for ways to scam & loot. Mainstream Frictionless Trusted money is still very far off.
Greg Willis retweeted
It's so fucking crazy that crypto started with decentralization, uncensorability and digital cash but somehow we ended up with most money on exchanges, the most hyped blockchains being freaking robinhood chain & other centralized chains and the main use-case of crypfo being gambling & mirroring the dollar on-chain - but not like digital cash, no we also added freezability. So it's actually worse than cash.
And when you talk to people working in the space and tell them you're there for decentralization, somehow you're the weird one.
The majority of this industry has seriously gone down then wrong path.
Greg Willis retweeted
Most swaps take the obvious path. Xaman Swap doesn't.
Smart routing searches the entire ripple:native Ledger, every order book, every AMM, every path the default route misses, and finds you the cheapest trade.
The fastest, cheapest self-custodial swaps on the XRPL.
Xaman users win.
Greg Willis retweeted
🚨𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: 🇺🇸 Senator Cynthia Lummis says
“Democrats asked for $150 million in new funding for FinCEN to fight financial crime in digital assets, and even though we included it in the Clarity Act, that didn’t stop Democrats from voting against it.”
Greg Willis retweeted
#Flare founder Hugo Philion is questioning why $XRP price fell after a major announcement that the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is being integrated into Brazil’s financial system.
Ripple executive Luke Judges said the first phase of the Brazilian project hopes to bring about $15 billion worth of assets onto XRPL before the end of 2026.
However, this does not mean $15 billion in new money will immediately enter the network. The figure represents financial assets being digitally represented on the blockchain.
Meanwhile, Philion believes XRP’s price movement does not reflect the significance of the development or the potential impact of greater institutional adoption of the blockchain.
According to CoinMarketCap data, XRP’s price dipped to $1.49 from $1.54 over the past 24 hours, a 3.24% loss. Meanwhile, at press time, the coin was at $1.5, up only 0.69% over the past day.
This discouraging price performance follows the announcement involving the XRP Ledger and Brazil’s financial system. On X, Flare founder Hugo Philion questioned why XRP’s price fell amid such a substantial development. He expressed surprise at the weak market reaction, saying
“I can’t help but point out the lunacy.”
Philion also compared the situation to Flare (FLR), noting that both projects often see weak token performance amid major announcements. His main point is that XRP’s price does not reflect the significance of the Brazilian partnership, which brings the XRPL deeper into institutional financial infrastructure.
“It Doesn’t make sense.”
thecryptobasic.com/2026/10/0…
The #Coreum + #Sologenic tokens have been converted to $Tx, is the #CoreumChain still a thing and what happens to #Pulsara token ?
Greg Willis retweeted
Still no signs of accumulation on the tx:native chart, price is down 90% and will soon go lower but just from these prices to get back to all time high at $0.044 cents it needs to do 944.79% #Sologenic #Coreum #XRP
Greg Willis retweeted
Onwards @txEcosystem team!
Today, @txEcosystem met with the SEC to discuss the future of tokenized RWAs and blockchain-powered capital markets.
We shared TX’s vision for compliance-first infrastructure supporting regulated financial assets onchain through licensed partners.
The next era of finance will be built onchain.
Greg Willis retweeted
Hey @bobrasX @MikeMcC1uskey @txEcosystem $TX a validator that owns 12.4% of your network share claims that you've lied to your holders. With this kind of nonsense centralizing/controlling 3753 delegators & swaying proposal votes, we may have identified a central point of failure.
Replying to @_GregWillis
Greg Willis retweeted
In Strategy’s earnings call, Michael Saylor admitted what we’ve been warning about for months: his company will soon SELL Bitcoin.
Remember the hundreds of times he told everyone to hold forever, and that his company would never sell Bitcoin under any circumstances? Those were the sneaky lies of a snake oil salesman.
Bitcoiners are slowly realizing they welcomed a Trojan horse as their leader, and now the entire house of cards is starting to topple.
Greg Willis retweeted
We’re teaming up with @txEcosystem to expand access to tokenized real estate across Asia-Pacific and Europe.
We’re turning an idea: owning real estate shouldn’t mean you need hundreds of thousands — it should be possible to start with a smaller fraction.
Greg Willis retweeted
$TX the DDTC clearing house will be tokenized on the XRPL. how retarded would you need to be to build a tokenization layer for 6 years on this blockchain only to take it off the rails months before this event and flush it all down the toilet express 🚽 ?
Greg Willis retweeted
🚀🚀@BinaryxPlatform are coming to @txEcosystem
We are bringing the global real estate market with the option of fractional ownership and direct rental income.
tx is partnering with @BinaryxPlatform to bring tokenized real estate across Asia-Pacific and Europe to the tx marketplace.
BinaryX enables fractional ownership of rental and development properties, connecting digital tokens directly to real-world property rights.
Greg Willis retweeted
You will never catch me begging to pass that Clarity act. I got in early in crypto and reaped the rewards thanks to exit liquidity. My prediction: the Clarity act will not pass.
No Clarity is the perfect environment and benefits: scammers, schemers, insiders, whales, exchanges and thieves. It promotes pumps and dumps and malpractice.
#xrp #btc #eth



























