Investment Policy

In a recent tête-à-tête with Criptonoticias at Blockchain Rio (a gathering grand enough to make 20,000 people question their life choices), Longhi unveiled Ripple’s aspirations: to be as involved in shaping regulations as one is in gossiping about them. “We’re here for stablecoins, tokenization, virtual asset service providers-essentially everything except tea parties,” she quipped, her tone dripping with both sincerity and ambition.

A Sharpe ratio of 2? That’s financial jargon for “pretty good.” Basically, it means for every unit of risk, you’re getting double the reward. Or, in Larry David terms, it’s like ordering a pastrami sandwich and getting two pickles instead of one. 🥒🥒

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The alarm bell rings loud and clear: stablecoins, those digital dollar doppelgängers, are making a break for it-thanks to a curious legal loophole-drawing deposits away from traditional banks faster than you can say “deposit flight.” The BPI, which basically acts as the watchdog for America’s banking elite, is waving its mighty finger and insisting that Congress keep the GENIUS Act’s guardrails firmly in place. Because, apparently, stablecoins are not cut from the same regulation cloth as your standard bank-and that’s giving them a shiny advantage.

Now, before you start planning your billionaire lifestyle, take note: Ethereum took a teensy-weensy tumble of 2.6% in the past 24 hours, resting at $4,612 early Friday. But fear not, dear reader, for this little dip is just a hiccup in an otherwise meteoric rise. ETH is still up a staggering 18% over the past week, and it nearly kissed its all-time high earlier this week. Traders are whispering (or maybe shouting) that short-term wobbles are to be expected, but the grand trifecta of shrinking supply, insatiable ETF demand, and a bullish macro backdrop could send prices soaring by year’s end. Spoiler alert: It’s going to be wild. 🦄✨