The GoldFish Report

The CTO of Ripple just made a captain's announcement about $XRP and most people scrolled right past it 👇 "Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We're sorry we screwed up that landing so badly, but we're going to go around and give it another try. Please, just this once, give your seat belts an extra tug." Family. When the man who helped BUILD the XRP Ledger talks in code, you listen in code. What landing got screwed up? Look at what XRP holders have lived through: the lawsuit years, the delistings, the brutal dips, the moments this entire space wrote XRP's obituary. That was the botched landing > rough, ugly, and it threw every passenger against their seat belt. But here's the part the panic crowd keeps missing: the plane never crashed. XRPL never stopped. The ledger kept closing every few seconds through all of it. The crew never left the cockpit. And now the captain himself is on the intercom saying the words every holder has waited to hear: We're going AROUND. We're giving it ANOTHER TRY. A go-around isn't failure, family. It's what a pilot does when the first approach wasn't clean enough to land on > he circles back, lines it up properly, and brings it in right. More power. Full focus. Second approach, done properly. And that little line about the seat belts? That's for us. The ones still on board. An extra tug > because the next approach isn't the gentle kind. Things move fast when XRP finally comes in to land. Passengers who jumped off mid-flight don't get to be on board for the landing. So tell me, Army > who's still in their seat, belt tightened, riding this go-around with the captain and me? ✈️