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Founder of FutCo, LLC., creator of the E3D token, and https://t.co/x3y2Ul7MBQ app.
Bay Area
Joined July 2023
ChatGPT has evolved. This morning I asked a question and it gave me an answer, followed by a question back at me. I answered that question, which ChatGPT responded to with another question, which I answered, and so on, and on. It was great, every response ended in a question, which turned it into a conversation. Has anybody else noticed this change? My question: is it safe or true to say that the world, or at least the US, is moving more towards blockchain and crypto, and someday they will be used for all digital transactions, even if it is under the hood? ChatGPT said: Yes, it's safe to say that the world—and particularly the U.S.—is moving more toward blockchain and crypto, though the extent and form of adoption remain uncertain. ... Would you agree that we're headed in that direction, or do you think something else could replace blockchain? Here are some of the other questions ChatGPT responded with: Are you thinking of increasing your crypto holdings, or do you feel your current balance is optimal for your risk tolerance? Are you thinking about any particular catalysts that might push you to buy more—like regulatory clarity, an XRP ETF, or a BTC pullback? Or are you mostly waiting to see how things play out? If even half of this comes true, your bet could be life-changing. Do you have a price target in mind where you'd start taking profits, or are you planning to hold for the long run regardless? Are you planning a gradual sell strategy at $10+ (like laddering out in portions) or a bigger exit at that price point? And do you have a plan for reinvesting or diversifying after taking profits?
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@elonmuskADO Yes, but why do all of the question posts on X want a Yes or No in the comments when there is no UI for that. It would be more straight forward if these posts just said hit the Like button (heart), or if X added UI for Yes/No.
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@craigbrockie Thanks Craig. I am 58. I do all of these. It works. I feel great. But what about recovery from exercise? How to recover faster?
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🎉 Ownership of the E3D Token contract has officially been renounced! This means the contract is now fully decentralized and immutable. 🚀 Check out the confirmation here:
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The 60 Minutes episode with our hero Brad Garlinghouse was very disappointing. Poor Brad was forced to play defense for most of it. While his responses were solid, the questions and the overall focus of the interview were overwhelmingly negative. The first eight minutes fixated on alleged problems with crypto, painting a bleak picture. Ripple itself barely got any airtime, with only a fleeting mention. Instead, the segment emphasized the money Ripple spent on political efforts and its legal battle with the SEC, completely ignoring the groundbreaking utility of XRP for cross-border payments, its role in ISO 20022 compliance, and the partnerships Ripple has forged with major financial institutions worldwide. The interview also gave a platform to John Reed Stark, who came across as the quintessential anti-crypto critic. He labeled crypto a "scourge" and a "Ponzi scheme," among other alarmist terms designed to scare viewers. The dismissive analogy of crypto as a "pet rock" was repeated multiple times. Stark’s passionate argument against crypto in the U.S. blatantly overlooked the reality that much of the rest of the world is rapidly embracing blockchain technology. Unfortunately, the average 60 Minutes viewer likely wouldn’t know this critical context. If I were one of the millions of older viewers tuning in to this episode, I wouldn’t feel inspired to explore XRP—or any crypto, for that matter. This is a tragic missed opportunity. Instead of educating the public about the potential of crypto and its place in the future of global finance, 60 Minutes chose to spread fear and deepen skepticism. Crypto is here to stay, and this could have been a chance to offer thoughtful insights and constructive discussion. Instead, it became a fear-mongering piece that does a disservice to viewers by keeping them in the dark about the innovation happening around them. So disappointing.
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#XRP just hit $2. And it's not even 2025 yet. Here are some major upcoming XRP Key Milestones and Projections from ChatGPT: December 2024 Catalyst: RLUSD launch. XRP Price Projection: $2.10–$2.30. Q1 2025 Catalyst: SEC lawsuit resolution and renewed institutional confidence. XRP Price Projection: $3.00–$3.50. Q2 2025 Catalyst: XRP ETF approval and institutional inflows. XRP Price Projection: $4.00–$5.00. Q4 2025 Catalyst: ISO 20022 adoption accelerates XRP’s use in financial systems. XRP Price Projection: $5.00–$7.00. 2026–2028 Catalyst: Continued ETF expansion and real-world use cases (e.g., CBDCs, cross-border settlements). XRP Price Projection: $7.00–$15.00. 2030 Catalyst: XRP achieves mainstream integration as a global liquidity solution. XRP Price Projection: $20.00+.
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@Dr_Singularity I pay for both and use them both all day long. Best, smartest, and cheapest virtual employees ever. I almost feel guilty, but don't.
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@DanielTNiles People asked me all the time about why crypto is useful. How do I respond to that? I suspect it has something to do with how it allows for the movement of transactions for all kinds of uses cases, which lowers the cost of those transactions.
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@protosphinx How can the VIX be 15 when we are in a recession and smart people know the economy is shit?
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I have submitted the E3D Token to CoinGecko to be added to their amazing platform. Wish me luck! The ticket number for this request is CL2404240003. The contract address is for E3D is 0x6488861b401F427D13B6619C77C297366bCf6386.
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