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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
The XRP Ledger reaches agreement without mining.
It uses its own consensus protocol: a new ledger version is confirmed only when a supermajority of trusted validators, at least 80%, agree.
The result: settlement in seconds. It is one of the reasons Yellow Onchain is built here.
Make your votes count. If you do not know how to place your numbers on your ballot form to get the result you want, you need to educate yourself. @TopherField has done excellent videos on his YouTube channel on the preferential voting system and how it will impact the Victorian election,, particularly where you place the alp and greens. Your vote is more powerful than you realise.
Here's a little reality check regarding the VERY promising DemosAU Victoria polling...
Yes Labor crashed to a record low in that poll, but 'the left' as a bloc did not drop as much as you might think.
IF we assume 100% preference flows from @VictorianGreens to @VictorianLabor (which is of course not what will happen in reality, but it's a useful short-hand for a quick reality check) then it looks like this... the 'left' bloc are ahead of the LNP by 2%, with @OneNationVic in 3rd.
More than that, we can expect half or more of the 'Other' category to preference Labor above the L/NP or ON, up to 2/3 based on past numbers, so Labor aren't on '18%', the left voting bloc is already on about 41-42% as a starting point.
In most seats that will be Labor on 40%+ as they gather preferences from all the other 'left' bloc parties, but in a few cases it will be the Greens pushing Labor aside, especially in inner Melbourne areas.
But here's the key, this is just the state-wide average. As I showed in Episode 550 of the Topher Project, released on YT earlier today, when you look at what happens in different scenarios, particularly as you get away from the city and out into the regions, what happens with the PREFERENCES between ON and the L/NP is the single most important deciding factor in whether Victoria will have ANOTHER Labor government... this time probably held hostage by the Greens in the lower house, or whether we'll have an L/NP government, ideally being kept accountable by One Nation.
This is NOT a time for complacency. This election is WAY closer than you think and anyone who is ruling out the possibility of a Labor/Greens win at this stage is a fool.
Head over to YT or scroll down my page here to find Ep 550 where I break it all down in detail.
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
Launching the @XRP Ledger Education Month.
Up to $40,000 in awards for educators and content creators who explain upcoming amendments like the Lending Protocol, or teach how the XRP Ledger works, the role of XRP and the core protocol philosophies.
Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
The XAH/EVR and XAH/XXX pools are now blackholed, joining XAH/RVN. No master key. No regular key. No signer list. The hooks are the only thing that will ever move the funds. If your using the LPs on #Xahau you can rest assured NOBODY has any custody over your postion!
The audit road here, the escape hatch, and what gets blackholed next:
onexah.io/blog/the-pools-areโฆ
Grift, corruption, entitlement and the arrogance of the elites that think they are untouchable.
Laborโs digital minister Andrew Charlton sold his โconsultancyโ business to Accenture in 2020 for 35 million, almost all of the price was for โgoodwillโ. He then worked for Accenture for a year before becoming the Labor MP for the then safe seat of Parramatta. Accenture get so many massive taxpayer funded contracts, like almost 100 million they got for the disastrous BOM website. That didnโt slow down further Govt contracts for Accenture. Now Qantas sack 850 workers and sling Accenture a vast sum to handle the jobs from India. We are so let down by our leaders.
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One word of warning to my fellow Australians.
For any political party to repair the past 20 years of financial and societal mismanagement, it will require some SERIOUS austerity and change.
It will probably require at least two or more full terms in power.
Australia has been addicted to the money printer and delusional, indulgent ideology for far too long.
Our institutions and public service have become deeply compromised and corrupted.
Many of the changes that need to be made to fix this country will be painful and will probably make the party that does this hard work very unpopular in the short term.
We have a population of people that have become totally dependent on the state and who have lived in an environment of privilege and security that have made them into incredibly weak and entitled, non productive citizens.
These people will get savage when the taps get turned off to their grift, corruption and gravy trains.
IF we actually get some REAL change for the better in Australia, no matter what party finally stands up and prioritises the future health of our nation and its people, we need to stand by them and live through the rough times to get to a better future.
Don't be filled into thinking that a new party getting into power will fix this deeply infected nation instantly and lead to an immediate land of milk and honey type of utopia.
Things will look worse before they look better.
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
Every Labor MP deserves to lose their seat in Victoria. Put Labor last on preferences. Donโtbe conned by Greens or Teals how to vote cards, they both will enable Laborโs further destruction of Victoria. Any candidate who doesnโt want Labor last, doesnโt deserve your vote.
The CFMEU is who governs Labor not the other way around. The below are quotes from those that had to work with the state government and the unions.
The document also detailed how the
CFMEU played a "critical role" in the state election, both "organisationally and financially".
"It is worth noting the significance of the CFMEU's relationship with the Andrews government in Victoria and the impact this is having and will have in the future with respect to client relationships with the Victorian government," the memo said.
Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
Almost all stablecoins today are digital dollars.
37 European banks have teamed up to launch one together. Each bank needs somewhere safe to hold it and that's what @Ripple is building.
The euro is finally catching up.
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
The WOI team is growing! ๐
Weโve been cooking up some exciting things behind the scenes, and weโre so excited to welcome Shyla Khan to the team!
Shyla needs no introduction! She brings a wealth of experience, fresh ideas and a genuine passion for community as we continue to grow.
Thrilled to have you on board @DeFi_Pop ๐
Fire the liars.
He's not 'supporting journalism', @AlboMP is buying friends with the national credit card.
Journalism used to fiercely defend its independence... today they CLAIM independence while they line up for handouts.
It's a humiliation ritual dressed up as concern for 'media diversity' and 'protecting democracy'.
The MSM are now participating in a soft form of fascism and most of them are too dumb to even realise.
youtu.be/MLrPZDfLxgI
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Every time an alp politician posts they get completely roasted in the comments and called out on their BS. Its no suprise that they are desperately trying to get rules past to allow them to deploy legions of fake "sock puttet" bot accounts so that they can get fake positive feedback under their posts.
From coast to coast the Liberal Party are addicted to preference deals with One Nation.
theage.com.au/politics/victoโฆ
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
We are launching the XRP Ledger Education Month.
XRP and the XRP Ledger have a lot of use cases and functionalities. This is the best time to double down on education.
I believe contributing to education and the community is building, just like contributing via code. We want to actively support those builders.
Launching the @XRP Ledger Education Month.
Up to $40,000 in awards for educators and content creators who explain upcoming amendments like the Lending Protocol, or teach how the XRP Ledger works, the role of XRP and the core protocol philosophies.
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
With Bitcoin back at the 200-day and 300-day moving average, this is good enough for me for my cyclical accumulation.
I'm now fully entered into crypto for the cycle. Wish me luck. ๐ค
Is #xrp going to give us a double bottom double tap on the weekly and monthly charts at 98c?
For perspective, in the period of June to December 2022 xrp bottomed at around 30c
In march 2020 xrp bottomed at around 11c
If xrp doesn't t go below 98c in this bear market we are 3x up on the 2022 bottom and nearly 8x up on the 2020 low.
Now sure, you could say "well thats not that great" but for me, perosnally, I think its a reasonable result considering the massive amount of fud that the xrp has had to deal with in that period.
Attacked by the "crypto bros" endlessly, attacked by the SEC, delisted from huge exchanges while those same exchanges didn't delist things that were very questionable, ftx, the democrats "anti crypto army", ukraine war, covid, iran and the list goes on and on.
I think things are looking EXCELLENT for the next bullrun for xrp to go to a conservative target of $8 to $10. We went to nearly $4 after the 30c 2022 bottom so surely $8 to $10 is achievable and realistic a target coming up off a 90c to $1 low in 2026.
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Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
This was me 3 years at COP28 in Dubai where 25 countries signed a global pledge to triple nuclear energy by 2050.
39 have now signed it including the US, China, Canada and UK, representing over 70% of global GDP.
Australia's Energy Minister Chris Bowen is President of Negotiations for COP31 which starts today in Turkey.
We have the most uranium in the world, meaning we're critical to global nuclear energy expansion plans.
Even if we still ban nuclear at home, if Australia supports other countries decarbonising with nuclear why don't we sign the pledge?
Andrew Pearce ๐ฆ๐บ ๐ retweeted
Shill your XRP and XRPL projects here in this thread. It is also fine to shill non-XRP(L) crypto projects or even non-crypto projects. Share what you're interested in. Here's the place for it.
Obviously not here to insult or condemn, and that is not acceptable, but how do we bring a new project to your attention?
Being one of the fathers of the XRPL itโs natural people will be excited to tell you what they are developing.
Maybe a post once a week to invite those new to the ecosystem to say hello? ๐๐๐๐