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    Chapters:

    0:00 – Introduction to Cryptocurrency Excitement
    1:12 – Updates and New Perspectives on Cryptocurrency
    2:27 – Evolution of Money
    4:06 – Transition to Digital Currency and Blockchain
    5:13 – Wealth Transfers and Financial System Transition
    6:18 – Misconceptions and Diverse Applications of Cryptocurrencies
    7:02 – Focus on Payments and Banking System
    8:00 – Ignorance Debt and Wealth Transfer Opportunity
    8:42 – Understanding the Traditional Banking System
    11:07 – Cross-border Payments and Nostro Vostro Accounts
    13:45 – Liquidity Challenges and Bank Collapses
    14:21 – Seeking Solutions to Liquidity Problems
    14:45 – Problems with Current Financial System
    15:22 – Blockchain and XRP as Solutions
    16:30 – Explanation of Ledger and Blockchain
    18:09 – Nostro Vostro Accounts and Liquidity
    19:04 – XRP as a Bridge Currency
    22:31 – Payment Messaging and ISO 20022 Standard
    24:43 – Ripple and XRP’s Compliance with ISO 20022
    26:19 – Speculation vs Utility in Crypto Assets
    28:03 – SEC Lawsuit and XRP’s Regulatory Clarity
    30:01 – Speculation and Utility in Crypto Market
    31:53 – XRP Price and Market Cycles
    33:22 – Transition to Utility Phase
    34:06 – Future Possibilities with Digital Assets
    36:03 – Preparing for Wealth Transition and Mastermind Program

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    45 Comments

    3. Ken Napier on

      I have seen problems when you use a third party to hold your Cryptocurrency. When they go bad, you loose your money. What makes your XRP any safer and how do you guarantee I will get my Value back?

    9. Hololo on

      XRP isn't very unique anymore. It missed its chance to shine due to shady actors from other projects + the SEC. Sadly, there are now other tokens that can do exactly what XRP can do.

    14. Jeff Veron on

      …And One Glaring Problem

      Perhaps one of the biggest challenges facing Ripple is that it is, in fact, a centralized company that’s much less resistant to regulatory clampdowns, unlike Bitcoin. Therefore, it would take “a lot less than it would take to forbid decentralized currencies,” Villaverde notes.

      “Ripple is going after the business of traditional financial institutions that are deeply embedded in a world controlled by governments and supranational institutions,” he explains. “How does this all relate to Ripple?” He then notes:

      Well, it would be a relatively trivial task for governments to shut XRP down.
      One does not need to be a technical analyst to predict what would happen to the price of the XRP token then.

      If banks see Ripple as a threat to their existing business model, not only would they simply use their own digital tokens to cut costs, but they can simply lobby governments to do their bidding. The debtors are always at the mercy of their creditors after all — something everybody found out during the 2008 financial crisis.

      So even though global networks like SWIFT may be technologically inferior to RippleNet, for example, the XRP token would simply not be needed because supranational institutions and governments certainly will —and some already are — issue their own tokens to maintain full control over their monetary systems.

      Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an apolitical, open-access decentralized protocol whose unit of account (BTC) is an inexorable part of its blockchain, the most secure and censorship-resistant public ledger in the world today.

      Villaverde concludes:

      In fact, it’s safe to say that banning decentralized cryptocurrencies would be almost impossible. But Ripple is anything but decentralized.

      Talk about this!!

    18. Jos Creemers on

      Why do XRP holders go on about this regulatory clarity as if it means something. It clearly did not affect the price and now I am holding 6000 of this shit coin!! Oh wait, the RIPPLE IPO will make it go 20x. Don't believe the hype. The only thing that will make this coin move is the bull run. Good time to buy and accumulate though

    19. Stephen Ridley on

      How ironic…..the SEC tried to hurt Ripple ….in the long run they assisted them and put more attention on them ( Ripple) in the World Stage. The value is PRICELESS. Even though it costs Ripple 200 million…..they will make 200 trillion. Ya baby. SEC fools

    21. beanoxrp_ on

      Excellent layman education. Sharing to all who think I’m crazy 5+ yrs on….. all I need now is delivery of my phoenix shirt from end of aug and I’m happy 😇

    23. Jojo Shuman on

      Ummmm I’d need to send to my husband. I’m a stay at home mother with four adult children I set up home and broke down in9 countries always the trailing wife. I am the crypto big my husband has bo time. Just wanted to point out women are more intuitive about this stuff. 😊 Carry on. You’re great.

    29. XRP Temple on

      Thank you very much for this video, it is always hard for me to explain why XRP is that great using simple words but you managed it well.
      I am planning to make more content on X to get new people into the XRP Community and this gave me ideas of ways I could explain what's happening.

    30. Rhythm Cafè by S.D Olls on

      Mr Jackson, good day Sir. I trust and believe you are well and yours.

      Sir, I hereby kindly request that you briefly usher Me into that "1% movement" you made a video of the other day. I AM REALLY REALLY keen to learn more as I strongly believe I share most of your sentiments. I particularly speak of "a system to be created" that may be provided to those would like to know more about becoming your own bank.

      Kindly do revert at your possible convenience Sir, I thank you!

    35. stephane vigroux on

      Thanks for the constant good work! I do understand the problems ans how XRP solve these issues. The question is how do we know they're going to use XRP and Ripple in the future? And why wouldn't they use their own blockain and token to do the job?

    43. raju on

      What if the governments of different countries agree to use a technology similar to xrp and make a separate centralised system and not use xrp. That is also possible right.

    45. Lance Fry on

      I gave the video a thumbs up but it was painfully boring, almost like Lewis was talking to children. I liked the first video explaining everything. At least it moved along at a decent pace. Oh well, strike one Lewis.

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