Luigi1 Posted August 29 Report Share Posted August 29 Here's some articles/with video of GCR interests... GCR Update: Dollar's Final Break - Could Trigger Global Financial CHAOS. Treat as rumors. Not verified. Your opine. Rob Cunningham: What If We’ve Been Right About XRP But Measuring The Wrong Clock? ARTICLE: XRP ARMY: WHAT IF WE’VE BEEN RIGHT… BUT MEASURING THE WRONG CLOCK? We all know the headline: XRP settles in ~3–5 seconds. But settlement speed ≠ economic reuse speed. That distinction may completely change the XRP calculus. If XRP simply bridges: ASSET A → XRP → ASSET B. But if XRP is also supporting liquidity across currencies, stablecoins, tokenized securities & other assets, some XRP will remain economically committed for minutes, hours, days or longer. -Same XRP. -Same fast ledger. -Very different capital velocity. -And THAT changes the question. Stop asking only: “How many times can XRP theoretically settle each day?” Start asking: “How many times can the economically AVAILABLE XRP actually be reused each day?” Now XRP utility becomes something closer to: VALUE × TIME ÷ AVAILABLE XRP. How much value needs XRP? × How long does it need XRP? ÷ How much XRP is actually available for the next job? That’s the mindset shift. A 3–5 second settlement network can remain breathtakingly fast while portions of its liquidity become economically occupied for far longer. And even a relatively small percentage of longer-duration liquidity commitments can dramatically reduce effective XRP reuse. Which means the future XRP question may not simply be: “How much value can XRP move?” It may be: “HOW MUCH ECONOMIC CAPACITY MUST EACH AVAILABLE XRP CARRY?” -Don’t accept this because it’s bullish. -Don’t reject it because it’s unfamiliar. Attack the assumptions. Change the VET/LBO mix. Change occupancy time. Change available supply. Run the math. Confidence doesn’t come from somebody predicting our favorite XRP price target. It comes from understanding the machinery deeply enough that you no longer need someone else to tell you what to believe. Maybe the XRP community hasn’t been wrong. Maybe we’ve simply been watching one clock… when XRP’s emerging liquidity economy requires us to understand two. SETTLEMENT measures SPEED. OCCUPANCY measures SCARCITY. UTILITY determines the MIX. PRICE provides CAPACITY. Same XRP. Entirely different calculus. My Full KUWL Analysis: Google key words in above article to access the full report. Rob Kientz: Dollar's Final Break? “RUSH TO THE EXITS” Could Trigger Global Financial CHAOS. ARTICLE: The USD Treasury markets could be approaching a critical breaking point as rising debt, persistent inflation & declining confidence put increasing pressure on the financial system, according to Rob Kientz of the Freedom Report. Kientz argues that de-dollarization may unfold slowly at first, but could suddenly accelerate when the next recession forces nations to “rush to the exits” & rotate out of Dollars & US bonds. He warns that a bond-market crisis could trigger massive losses across banks, pensions, corporations & financial markets while capital seeks alternative assets such as gold & silver. Kientz also explains why the Federal Reserve is trapped between fighting inflation with higher rates and protecting an economy burdened by unprecedented debt, while predicting continued strength in precious metals & significant outperformance from mining stocks. With gold potentially retesting $5,500 and silver potentially surpassing $100 this year, Kientz sees the beginning of a broader commodity supercycle—& warns investors to prepare for a potentially historic shift in global capital flows. INTERVIEW TIMELINE: -0:00 Intro. -1:10 US debt crisis. -15:20 Jackson Hole meeting. -24:30 Miners & gold. -28:20 Gold confiscation. -29:45 Last thoughts. Google key words in above title to bring up VIDEO at source OR 'Rush To The Exits' 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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