🚨MEGA POST🚨

XRP EXPOSED: Centralization, Banks, and Hidden Agendas

What if I told you there’s a “crypto” project that is 100% centralized. 100% pre-minted. Banker’s coin. Partners with the WEF.

Sounds more like a financial cartel than a decentralized revolution, right?

The thread Ripple doesn’t want you to read.

XRP is NOT your cypherpunk dream.

Bitcoin was built to free us from the grip of centralized financial systems. XRP, on the other hand, is a banker’s best friend. It doesn’t disrupt the system, it reinforces it.

Centralization is at XRP’s core.

While Bitcoin relies on a decentralized network of miners, XRP is controlled by Ripple Labs, a private company. They hold the majority of XRP’s supply, over 50%! That’s not decentralization. That’s a monopoly.

100% pre-mined: the recipe for control.

Every single XRP was minted at launch.

Ripple can dump coins whenever they please. Contrast that with Bitcoin’s transparent, predictable issuance schedule. See the difference?

The WEF connection.

XRP boasts about working with the World Economic Forum (WEF). Remember who pushes for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and more surveillance? Yep, the same WEF that praises XRP. Coincidence? 🤔

Banks LOVE XRP.

Ripple markets XRP as a tool for financial institutions to settle payments. But wasn’t crypto supposed to make banks irrelevant? XRP’s mission is to serve the system, not overthrow it.

Bitcoin vs XRP: polar opposites.

Bitcoin = decentralized, censorship-resistant, sound money.

XRP = centralized, controlled, banker-friendly.

XRP doesn’t challenge the status quo, it’s a Trojan horse for control.

Is XRP a threat to Bitcoin?

Not really...XRP serves a completely different purpose. It appeals to institutions, not individuals seeking freedom. But its existence reminds us why Bitcoin’s ethos is critical.

A Trojan horse in the crypto space?

XRP’s partnerships and centralized structure are a stark contrast to what Bitcoin stands for. Be cautious of narratives that sound too good to be true,especially ones backed by centralized powers.

Conclusion:

XRP isn’t crypto for the people. It’s a tool for the establishment. A wolf in sheep’s clothing. Stay vigilant. Understand what you’re supporting. And remember why Bitcoin was created.

Stay focused.

Stay ungovernable.

Stay Bitcoin only.

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🚨MEGA POST🚨

XRP EXPOSED: Centralization, Banks, and Hidden Agendas

What if I told you there’s a “crypto” project that is 100% centralized. 100% pre-minted. Banker’s coin. Partners with the WEF.

Sounds more like a financial cartel than a decentralized revolution, right?

The thread Ripple doesn’t want you to read.

XRP is NOT your cypherpunk dream.

Bitcoin was built to free us from the grip of centralized financial systems. XRP, on the other hand, is a banker’s best friend. It doesn’t disrupt the system, it reinforces it.

Centralization is at XRP’s core.

While Bitcoin relies on a decentralized network of miners, XRP is controlled by Ripple Labs, a private company. They hold the majority of XRP’s supply, over 50%! That’s not decentralization. That’s a monopoly.

100% pre-mined: the recipe for control.

Every single XRP was minted at launch.

Ripple can dump coins whenever they please. Contrast that with Bitcoin’s transparent, predictable issuance schedule. See the difference?

The WEF connection.

XRP boasts about working with the World Economic Forum (WEF). Remember who pushes for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and more surveillance? Yep, the same WEF that praises XRP. Coincidence? 🤔

Banks LOVE XRP.

Ripple markets XRP as a tool for financial institutions to settle payments. But wasn’t crypto supposed to make banks irrelevant? XRP’s mission is to serve the system, not overthrow it.

Bitcoin vs XRP: polar opposites.

Bitcoin = decentralized, censorship-resistant, sound money.

XRP = centralized, controlled, banker-friendly.

XRP doesn’t challenge the status quo, it’s a Trojan horse for control.

Is XRP a threat to Bitcoin?

Not really...XRP serves a completely different purpose. It appeals to institutions, not individuals seeking freedom. But its existence reminds us why Bitcoin’s ethos is critical.

A Trojan horse in the crypto space?

XRP’s partnerships and centralized structure are a stark contrast to what Bitcoin stands for. Be cautious of narratives that sound too good to be true,especially ones backed by centralized powers.

Conclusion:

XRP isn’t crypto for the people. It’s a tool for the establishment. A wolf in sheep’s clothing. Stay vigilant. Understand what you’re supporting. And remember why Bitcoin was created.

Stay focused.

Stay ungovernable.

Stay Bitcoin only.

______________________________________

#grownostr #Zapathon #plebchain #babechain #bookstr #tunestr #filmstr #healthstr #proofofwalk #hikestr #carnivore #steakstr #touchgrass #memestr #devs #foodstr #zapcooking #Bitcoin #dca #hodl #sats #wef #stacksats #soundmoney #stayhumble #btc #zaps #zap #coffee #powerlaw #nostr #xrp

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