You do understand that the majority of XRP is held by just a couple of people? The vast majority is held by a couple guys that started it way back in 2011. They have been selling it off for years and pocketing the money. And in the 10 years since it's creation it still has no real world use.whos holding XRP? Anyone following along with the case? I'm hoping it rockets!
As I understand it, Jed McCaleb (one of the founders of Ripple) has been dumping the majority of what he sold of his 8 billion XRP into his own creation (XLM) which has a very good chance of being amongst the few cryptos that will still be around in another four or five years. Fortunately, McCaleb's XRP holdings are expected to be sold off by September.The vast majority is held by a couple guys that started it way back in 2011. They have been selling it off for years and pocketing the money.
Earlier this month, Senator Elizabeth Warren had given the SEC a July 28th deadline to figure out its role in regulation of cryptos. What's due tomorrow is Gary Gensler's reply to Elizabeth Warren. At most, we'll see news stories regarding Gensler's reply.. (Just within the past day or so, Elizabeth Warren has put out another call for regulation.) ..Given all the current hoopla surrounding the Ripple/SEC lawsuit, we won't see any form of regulation until this case gets settled which, according to attorney Jeremy Hogan, isn't going to happen until at least November.Just a heads up, tomorrow the SEC is supposed to announce Crypto regulations. Some exchanges like FTX have already started making changes, like limiting leverage, hinting that they might already know whats coming.
it is easy to say because I know what it is like to go all in on things, I have skin in the game in more than a few things that are a lot scarier than a bitcoin surge or bust. I do have plenty of crypto now to play with and when I insert the coin I consider it lost until I reap the rewards.It’s easy to say that when you had no skin in the game and just witnessed a 50% pullback from ATH. Much harder in practice.
UPHOLD app has a 2 step authentication that never actually works so you can buy coins but you can't pull your money out, its a total scam. Check out reddit if you are curious, I had to transfer my shit off their app to a different one and go through hoops to get my money.Bummer for them. Looks like they're screwed.
Sadly, the majority of the assets on Uphold can't be put directly into your own hardware wallet. From what I can tell, BTC, ETH and XRP are the only ones that can be moved once their ridiculous 65 day cool off period has ended. As far as the scammers go, they're already present but I think that the biggest scam(s) / issues will come in the form of regulation(s).UPHOLD app has a 2 step authentication that never actually works so you can buy coins but you can't pull your money out, its a total scam. Check out reddit if you are curious, I had to transfer my shit off their app to a different one and go through hoops to get my money.
Crypto is the next big thing that brings a shit ton of scammers and issues. I can totally see a lot of people losing their wallets password and then coins just floating in the air lol.
History was made on January 03, 2009. That's when the bitcoin genesis block was created and the bitcoin blockchain was born. That was the beginning of cryptocurrency.Senate is live right now trying to get a unanimous vote to amended wording in the Infrastructure Bill pertaining to digital assets. For better or worse, this is history in the making. You can watch here. https://www.senate.gov/legislative/floor_activity_pail.htm
Prolly some dude who lost his wallet or password.The wallet containing this block has received 68.52013916 BTC with no outgoing transactions.
Address: 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa
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It belongs to the original creator of bitcoin. That's the only person that would have mined the genesis block. But I'm sure they have other wallets.Prolly some dude who lost his wallet or password.