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ShibaSwap 2.0 in works, (SHIB) community delighted
As shared by SHIB BPP, a Shiba Inu community member that provides the community with breaking news on the project, the upgrade is now in the works. To ensure a secure release, SHIB BPP says, CertiK will be doing a security audit for the platform before it goes live. However, it is yet unknown when exactly the release will take place. Back in April, another well-known SHIB community member, Lucie, shared a tip from SHIB developer Eric M regarding ShibaSwap 2.0. According to the tip, ShibaSwap 2.0 will not only be a swap platform but also a crypto portal, which will offer news, charts, statistics, trends and more.
"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author says US is bankrupt, buy
In a recent tweet, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author shared his concerns regarding the state of the U.S. economy. He claimed that the country's state debt keeps growing, with politicians now discussing the president's suggestion to raise the U.S. debt limit to $31.4 trillion to avoid a default. In Kiyosaki's opinion, everything points to the fact that the U.S. is bankrupt. The author then mentioned unfunded liabilities on Social Security standing at more than $250 trillion and financial market "derivative assets" being measured in thousands of trillions of . At the end of his tweet, Kiyosaki urged his followers to buy gold, and Bitcoin to stay afloat in such circumstances.
XRP Ledger celebrates monumental milestone
According to a tweet by XRPScan from May 24, the has reached a significant milestone: in approximately 10.5 years, it has successfully closed 80 million ledgers, i.e., records of transactions that occur within the network. This accomplishment highlights the XRP Ledger's speed, reliability and increasing adoption as a technology for processing transactions on the network. Launched in December 2012, XRP Ledger is an open-source, decentralized blockchain technology that facilitates fast, low-cost international transactions.
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