The $XRP Ledger could soon let your compliance team freeze a flagged holder without the issuer's keys
29 of 35 validators vote yes and the earliest activation is Oct 8, but one vote could still push that date back
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The fact that voters are universally saying their #1 issue is the economy while markets are basically at all-time highs is the single worst omen imaginable for the future of American capitalism as we’ve known it
The good news is someone already built you an exit for this exact moment
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CryptoMondays Dallas Kickoff Monday November 2: luma.com/4rdnut9a
hope to see you there!
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CryptoMondays Dallas Kickoff Monday November 2: luma.com/4rdnut9a
hope to see you there!
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Using crypto gains to buy real estate is a common move, and the tax and titling questions trip people up. Selling crypto to fund it is a taxable disposition. Whose name the property goes into matters.
The move can be smart. Doing it without planning gets expensive.
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“In periods of economic upheaval, in periods of economic crisis, wealth is not destroyed, it is merely transferred.”
-Larry Bates
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Thanks again to DigitalSocialLV and Sean Kelly for having me on!
Great debate and I think everyone learned something!
Debate is on, fam!
youtube.com/live/C2w0Nhmgvh4…
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To the RIAs and wealth managers: treat a crypto-heavy client as a relationship to keep, not a problem to dodge.
You don't have to custody digital assets or become a defi expert. A sub-advisory sleeve has the infrastructure, and you stay the advisor of record.
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One reason advisors hesitate on crypto is the company it keeps: retail exchanges, leverage, whatever's trending that week. Fair enough.
A sub-advisory sleeve is a different animal. A managed allocation, not an app you point a client at.
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A lot of RIA and CPA firms don't need to build a crypto practice. They need a desk they can lean on for the part they aren't set up to run.
You keep the client, the plan, the return. The crypto piece stops being the thing you hope nobody brings up.
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