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Baby Grok
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The new financial rails of the world... XRP vs HBAR... (Analysis)
Trump announced the backbone of the financial system (meaning SWIFT etc.) is outdated (link below). This perfectly fits into the research I made over the past 3 years. There is a giant network building regarding cross-border-payments etc. including XRP, XLM, XDC, QNT, LINK, CC, ALGO and of course HBAR. All of them are working together with banks. The bank for international settlementss has: "Project Agorá (tokenized wholesale money), mBridge (multi-CBDC platform), Project Mariana (wholesale CBDC on public blockchain), and projects like Aurum, Polaris, and Mandala exploring CBDC design, privacy, and regulation".
The only projects actually being named by the White House and that can be connected to the US Government using breadcrumbs like mentions in papers etc. are: XRP, SOL, ADA and HBAR. In my opinion SOL and ADA are out of the question (SOL crashing every year - see link - and ADA being one of the slowest and least efficient ancient chains there is...). So its no suprise you can find a lot about XRP when you start digging. It is actually huge and interconnected to everything by now so the #5 spot on Coinmarketcap is deserved. So good old grok created this picture for me comparing the key aspecs of XRP and HBAR.
Basically only XRP and HBAR are a logical choice for the White House and are already included in papers and talks and HBAR is (according to the AI) "superior tech for massive scale". Why? Well it's always the same answer: secure (aBFT), scalable (fast finality at 10.000 TPS), fair (no frontrunning), dollar fixed low fees, stable and trusted through governing council, fully complaint regarding all regulations, acting as a commodity in the current version of the Clarity Act and very energy efficient which is very important if you are working on a large scale (you also need the energy for datacenters a lot)...
(Chainlink is involved in this im sure (CCIP being the perfect update to SWIFT-JRE but as you know Hedera is working together with Chainlink a lot)...
#ResearchBeforeInvesting
Trump announced the backbone of the financial system (meaning SWIFT etc.) is outdated (link below). This perfectly fits into the research I made over the past 3 years. There is a giant network building regarding cross-border-payments etc. including XRP, XLM, XDC, QNT, LINK, CC, ALGO and of course HBAR. All of them are working together with banks. The bank for international settlementss has: "Project Agorá (tokenized wholesale money), mBridge (multi-CBDC platform), Project Mariana (wholesale CBDC on public blockchain), and projects like Aurum, Polaris, and Mandala exploring CBDC design, privacy, and regulation".
The only projects actually being named by the White House and that can be connected to the US Government using breadcrumbs like mentions in papers etc. are: XRP, SOL, ADA and HBAR. In my opinion SOL and ADA are out of the question (SOL crashing every year - see link - and ADA being one of the slowest and least efficient ancient chains there is...). So its no suprise you can find a lot about XRP when you start digging. It is actually huge and interconnected to everything by now so the #5 spot on Coinmarketcap is deserved. So good old grok created this picture for me comparing the key aspecs of XRP and HBAR.
Basically only XRP and HBAR are a logical choice for the White House and are already included in papers and talks and HBAR is (according to the AI) "superior tech for massive scale". Why? Well it's always the same answer: secure (aBFT), scalable (fast finality at 10.000 TPS), fair (no frontrunning), dollar fixed low fees, stable and trusted through governing council, fully complaint regarding all regulations, acting as a commodity in the current version of the Clarity Act and very energy efficient which is very important if you are working on a large scale (you also need the energy for datacenters a lot)...
(Chainlink is involved in this im sure (CCIP being the perfect update to SWIFT-JRE but as you know Hedera is working together with Chainlink a lot)...
#ResearchBeforeInvesting
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