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SEC needs to approve Ripple to do an IPO, and the SEC know that Ripple are using XRP for X-border payments, therefore XRP would not be a Security by default.
I think many are missing this point!
IPO means SEC approves everything Ripple are doing.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
To whoever hacked BINANCE:
You may be celebrating. You discovered a vulnerability, executed the exploit, and walked away with $1.45 billion in Bitcoin and $875 million in ETH
But what you actually acquired isn't just bitcoin. You acquired one of the most heavily monitored UTXO sets on the planet.
Every forensic blockchain company has already tagged those outputs.
Every exchange, institutional custodian, compliance provider, and investigator will be watching where those coins move. CoinJoin, cross-chain bridges, mixers, peel chains, OTC desks, privacy tools... none of them magically erase history. Blockchain analysis in 2026 is far more sophisticated than many people realize.
What many hackers fail to appreciate is that Bitcoin has no statute of limitations. Every transaction you make from this moment forward becomes part of a permanent public record. Twenty years from now, the blockchain will still contain the complete history of every satoshi you moved. The data isn't going anywhere.
Forensic tools won't stand still either. Machine learning models, address clustering techniques, exchange intelligence, leaked databases, KYC records, seized servers, surveillance footage, IP logs, phone metadata, travel records, and future analytical methods that don't even exist today can all be combined retrospectively.
Investigators don't need to solve the puzzle today. They can revisit the exact same blockchain years from now with better technology and new intelligence, following your historical transactions as if they happened yesterday.
As someone who lost bitcoin during the Mt. Gox collapse, I know what it's like to watch your coins disappear. It took years of uncertainty before I recovered anything.
You also have absolutely no idea whose money you've taken. It isn't just individuals and companies. Some victims may have extensive resources, influential connections, or backgrounds you know nothing about. Among hundreds of affected people could be former intelligence officers, wealthy financiers, organized crime figures, or people with both the means and the determination to pursue this indefinitely. You simply don't know whose interests you've just collided with.
Many victims have similar stories. Some may shrug it off. Others may dedicate years, or far more, to identifying those responsible. You simply don't know who is behind those wallets or how determined they may be.
If you think the challenge is over because the exploit succeeded, you've mistaken the easiest part for the hardest. Stealing the bitcoin was the beginning.
Living with it is the real problem. Every attempt to cash out, every wallet you touch, every service you use, every mistake you make, increases the probability of connecting your online identity to your real one.
If I were in your position, I would seriously consider approaching Binance and negotiating the return of the funds in exchange for a reasonable bounty or audit fee. You proved your technical ability.
That's far better than spending the rest of your life trying to move one of the most notorious collections of tainted bitcoin ever created while constantly wondering who is watching your next transaction.
Just saying
RT @binance: Our teams are aware of reports of a potential security issue and are actively investigating.
Our security teams are reviewin…
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
A shock new analysis has revealed 88 per cent of $385.9m in multicultural grants went to Labor-held seats, with Muslim groups pocketing 30 per cent of funding awarded to religiously linked groups. news24.com.au/politics/austr…
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
At the UN, Anthony Albanese linked social media algorithms, misinformation, political extremism and his social media crackdown to the rise of parties like One Nation.
He claimed: "I didn't link the two."
What a joke. The transcript exists. The video exists.
Australians can see exactly what he said. The problem isn't misinformation.
The problem is he got caught saying the censorship plans out loud.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Never forget what they did.
Pfizer’s own study found that rats injected with their experimental covid mRNA had an over 100% increased risk pre-implantation loss compared to the control group, and the vaccinated group also a higher rate of fetal abnormalities.
And they knew the mRNA would spread to the ovaries.
The red flags were screaming. History, Thalidomide had taught us the lesson - proceed with great caution, vigorously apply the precautionary principle.
But they simply ignored this inconvenient data by claiming the higher rates in the vaccinated group were within the historical range for rats. Nothing to see here - let’s inject this stuff into tens of thousands pregnant women with no further testing.
And the TGA knew all this, but they still approved the shots for pregnant women - even in the first trimester.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Been monitoring $CRV as it continues to consolidate at these local highs.
Looking at everything in context- it's current structure against USD, BTC, ETH and XRP pairings, and it's clear we are PRIMED for liftoff in a very aggressive way soon.
IF we manage to get the blue path that .28-.29 level is FANTASTIC R/R imo, and very likely the last significant dip before we head to $1+.
So take advantage of that dip if we get it if you want an "early" entry, it may be the last "easy" opportunity for cheap $CRV.
On ethereum:0xd533a949740bb3306d119cc777fa900ba034cd52 LTF, I'm not sure which scenario we will get, so have a plan that accounts for both.
Key is that the origin of our impulse at .20 remains our HTF inval for now- longs with stops below that level should be safe.
Anything with stops above that level could technically be at risk in the event of a larger correction on $BTC or the market as a whole.
In the meantime, be sure to watch my new Youtube vid (pinned post) if you haven't already!
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
All the OI added on from the rise from .25 completed nuked and funding which was climbing aggressively fully reset.
Onwards.
ethereum:0xd533a949740bb3306d119cc777fa900ba034cd52
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
No sleep season is here.
$XRP now $1.62.
Was $1.00 just 2 days ago.
I don’t know what to do with my hands.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Have a listen to Labor’s waffle trying to justify $2.5 billion in taxpayer money going to Tomago who’s going broke because of unaffordable electricity.
At the same time taxpayers are bailing out Tomago, Labor will continue to fine them under the net-zero Safeguard Mechanism.
We’ve cut out as much Labor waffle as we can, so stay until the end to hear Barnaby Joyce completely dismantle the net-zero agenda that’s sending Australia broke.
Last year I warned this Tomago band-aid won’t fix the net-zero policy that’s destroying the country.
There would be no need for taxpayer-funded bailouts for Tomago if Labor could just follow the evidence, admit that its net-zero obsession is a disaster and adopt One Nation’s energy policy.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Speechless! Probably the most beautiful picture of the eclipse you’ll see today. ☀️
@AJamesMcCarthy did it again!!! Congrats brother I knew you were going to capture an iconic one.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
One Nation will cancel or refuse passports for Australian ISIS fighters under a new bill.
Law abiding Aussies deserve to feel safe in their own country.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Silver is waking up.
Last week I talked about a potential bottom forming in precious metals. Since then, silver is up nearly 10%, including almost 3% today.
To me, this still looks like a classic liquidity bottom. Price swept below support, shook out the weak hands, and formed a bullish divergence on the RSI. That's often the type of setup you see when sentiment reaches an extreme.
The key level now is $61. A daily close above $61 would be a strong confirmation that the trend has turned. If that happens, I think a move into the $68 to $76 zone is a realistic minimum target.
You may have noticed a pattern over the past 18 months.
When nobody wanted precious metals at the beginning of last year, I was bullish.
When everyone became extremely bullish at the start of this year, I took profits on my shorter-term positions and turned cautious.
Now that sentiment has swung the other way and many have become bearish again, I'm becoming constructive once more.
The market has a funny way of making you love what you should be cautious of, and hate what often turns into the best opportunity. That's why I pay so much attention to sentiment. When people are capitulating and giving up, it's often worth taking a closer look.
For me, this trade is now risk-free, provided silver continues to hold above $57. Now I'm simply waiting for that daily close above $61 to confirm the reversal.
I love being able to educate in real time and show exactly what I'm seeing, rather than talking about it after the move has already happened.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Moving your own crypto to your own wallet in Australia now requires you to prove the wallet is yours.
That started July 1 and no one is talking about this enough
Every transfer in or out of an Australian exchange now carries full identity details for the sender and the receiver. No minimum. $5 gets the same data collection as $50,000.
Most countries set a threshold but Australia set none. We’re now tied with France and Japan for the strictest crypto surveillance on earth.
And it landed the same month as the CGT changes, with a full valuation snapshot of everything you hold coming July 2027. The tax net and the surveillance net went up together.
This was sold as an anti-scam measure. But scammers don’t use registered Australian exchanges. The only people filling out forms to move their own money are regular Aussies.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
For the first time ever, a new poll has a former fish & chip shop owner and true blue Aussie patriot ahead of Labor in primary support.
FUN FACT - After selling her famous Ipswich fish and chip shop in 1997, she launched a mobile "fish and chip van" in 2024, to travel around Queensland serving free food to people experiencing homelessness.
Congratulations @PaulineHansonOz …you totally deserve it! 👏👏👏
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Consumer sentiment has hit its lowest in history .
One thing that really stands out on this chart…
Look how many recession periods there used to be.
Back in the 60s, 70s, 80s and even early 90s, recessions happened regularly. The economy would boom, reset, recover… then repeat the cycle.
But since the GFC?
We’ve basically only had one brief recession during COVID, and even that was heavily cushioned by massive stimulus, money printing and emergency intervention.
Now look at consumer sentiment. Historically, whenever sentiment drops this low something has usually already broken underneath the surface.
That’s what makes this chart so interesting to me.
Consumers already feel recessionary… even though markets are still elevated and many economists continue debating whether a recession is even coming.
There’s a real disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street right now. The average person feels it every day:
• Higher food prices
• Higher insurance costs
• Higher rent and mortgage repayments
• Rising energy bills
• Working harder just to maintain the same lifestyle
People are exhausted. And here’s the part that’s actually quite scary… Recessions are healthy. Nobody likes hearing that, but historically recessions are part of how economies reset excesses. Weak businesses fail. Debt gets cleared out. Speculation cools down. Asset bubbles deflate. The system resets and starts rebuilding again. The problem is… we’ve delayed that process for so long now.
Every slowdown since 2008 has been met with:
• Lower rates
• More stimulus
• More liquidity
• More debt
• More intervention
That helps short term pain. But over time it also creates bigger imbalances underneath the surface:
• Record debt levels
• Inflated asset prices
• Housing affordability problems
• Speculative behaviour everywhere
• Massive dependence on cheap money
It’s a bit like a forest. Small fires are healthy because they clear out the dead wood. But if you suppress every small fire for decades, eventually you create the conditions for one enormous uncontrollable fire.
Maybe this time really is different.
Or maybe we’ve simply delayed the economic cycle so long that when the reset finally comes, it becomes one of the largest economic adjustments most people alive have ever experienced.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
It’s very clear now that One Nation is quietly building one of the broadest voter coalitions ever in modern Australian politics.
Tradies, small business people, young people, migrants, regional Australians and now increasingly: private school parents.
Why? Because more Australians are starting to feel the system no longer works for ordinary families trying to build stable lives, educate their kids and get ahead through the traditional route of hard work.
Politics is realigning around competence, cost of living, energy, housing and social stability instead of the old tribal loyalties.
Darren |XRP|CRV| 🇦🇺 retweeted
Breaking
Another just-published poll has One Nation smashing through to draw level with the collapsing Albanese regime.
One Nation has surged to equal first place in the latest Sky News/YouGov Pulse poll — tying with Labor on primary vote for the first time in history.
Labor has cratered three points to a dismal 27 per cent, while One Nation surged two points to match them at 27 per cent.
This Sky News/YouGov Pulse poll puts the finishing touch on a horror fortnight for Labor, delivering its lowest level of public support since polling began.
I cannot recall any Australian government ever polling as catastrophically low as the 27% Albanese is now wallowing in.
But it’s hardly a surprise.
With Albanese’s constant lying, Blackout Bowen, Clueless Clare O’Neil, “Dr” Jim Chalmers and a whole cast of hopelessly incompetent misfits and second-rate grifters at the wheel, Australia is being driven straight into reverse while they flog the country out to their globalist masters.
Frankly, it’s a miracle they’re not polling even lower than this embarrassing 27%.
