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hey buddy what if I told you I had a self- regenerating carbon capture technology that u could build stuff out of.
do u guys really not realize trees are already BIS at carbon capture and 1 average farmland converted into forest will have a better $/lb CO2 than any carbon capture technology.

**Creditworthiness and Global Confidence**
Rising federal debt can erode confidence in the U.S. government’s ability to meet its obligations, which in turn places downward pressure on the dollar. On May 16, 2025, Moody’s downgraded the United States’ sovereign credit rating one notch—downgrading it from AAA to Aa1. And in doing so Moody’s became the last of the three major credit rating agencies to strip the U.S. of its top-tier triple AAA status.
**Recent Credit Rating History**
1. Standard & Poor’s first cut the U.S. to AA+ in August 2011.
2. Fitch followed with a cut to AA+ rating in August 2023.
3. Moody’s downgrade of U.S. debt in May 2025 to Aa1 aligned its rating with earlier rating downgrades.
While the dollar remains the world’s primary reserve currency—used in nearly 90 percent of global FX transactions and accounting for about 58 percent of foreign exchange reserves—it has lost ground over the past two decades as U.S. government debt has surged. Between 1999 and 2024, the dollar’s share of global reserves fell from over **70 percent to 58 percent**, even as U.S. gross debt climbed from 38 percent to well over 100 percent of GDP.
**BIS Reclassification of Gold and Its Implications**
In early 2025, the Basel III framework update gave **gold a zero-risk weighting** —putting it on par with the US dollar and US Treasuries in central banks’ Tier 1 capital calculations. This change removes a regulatory barrier that previously made gold a “less attractive” reserve asset.
With **gold’s new Tier 1 status**, more central banks have the regulatory green light to now expand their bullion holdings as zero-risk capital. As of Q1 2025, central bank gold reserves hit fresh highs, and **95 percent** of surveyed institutions expect peers to raise gold allocations over the next year.

PEOPLE CALLING XRP A RISK ARE FOLLOWING WRONG KIND OF NEWS🤣🥱
I encourage everyone who sees this comment to go and research the folowing.
Rather than following all sorts of news(mostly hype or intentionals narrative driven missinformation) go directly to reports and unedited recordings of sessions at high regulatory ranks like FED, treasuries, central banks or banking senate (some cool recent things), IMF, SEC, BIS, WEF, MiCA, FSB, ISDA, than ISO 20022 and ISO 4217 (big one) and ISO/TC 307 standards. Learn about all of this things i listed here the more you get in the better it gets (warning multi weeks research) and than you decide who is ready and who is not. 👋

Wie zum fick kann man eigentlich nen Notgroschen von DREI BIS SECHS Gehältern aufbauen?
Geht das als normalverdienender Familienvater überhaupt oder zählt das Eigenheim als Notgroschen lol
Hab ja eher n negativen Notgroschen von nem Monatsgehalt gerade.

Well said. Some people keep saying it can't reach 50 dollars. It makes me laugh. Imf the BIS, WeF, Governments, Central Banks, Institutions are whispering one name it's Xrp. There is a multiplying factor with inflows into the ledger a lot less money is needed to push the price up. Tokenisation is built for the Xrpl even a fraction of 2 quadrillion and it can't reach 50 dollars lol 🙄

I find it fascinating how people get manipulated to one side or another on every issue that comes.
People are unable to fathom what $1Trillion is .. let alone quadrillion$ and what XRP brings to the table.
When people do actual math instead of claiming shit is impossible, everyone else will call you crazy, but why would you care if you know the truth?
Honestly?¿ It can go to zero, or it can take over the payment rails for for all Central Banks, including the BIS and IMF. How about SWIFT?
Now start doing math of the worlds economy and tokenizing of all your assets. Impossible? ANYTHING is possible settling these amounts.