I am not entitled to his money. Accumulating more wealth than you can ever spend in a single lifetime (which he has done millions of times over) is bad for society. Money that could be moving through the economy and local communities to help improve lives is now removed.

Elon Musk dismantled USAID programs that provided lifesaving assistance to millions of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people. The human cost was enormous, while DOGE’s net fiscal impact was inconsequential. Now, as Musk approaches trillionaire status, he should commit/tithe at least $100 billion to a fund dedicated to combating extreme poverty, hunger, preventable disease, and humanitarian crises worldwide. Money alone cannot undo the damage already done. But if this moment marks an unprecedented personal financial milestone, it should also be an opportunity for an unprecedented act of restitution. Musk has the resources to save and improve countless lives. He should use them.

Today, @SpaceX (Nasdaq: SPCX) makes its public market debut with a $75Bn offering (pre-greenshoe) at $135 per share, marking the largest IPO in history. Congratulations to the SpaceX team. We are honored to serve as joint lead bookrunner and sole stabilization agent.

How XRP will reach $300 (324.22) *Part 5* Mathematical and formulaic explanation The reason I always set a $300 target is because my mathematical calculations explicitly point to $324.22. This price is the inevitable outcome of the liquidity velocity and institutional pool depth calculations behind the asset. This number is not a randomly chosen, imaginary target, it is the exact mathematical intersection on the XRP Ledger between the Equation of Exchange (MV = PT) by the famous economist Irving Fisher, and the "Collateral Buffer" rules mandated by Basel III standards. When conducting this calculation, we do not base our data on retail exchanges. Instead, we use the most concrete and solid global volume data that the institutional financial system is required to carry: Liquid Available Supply (A): The free-floating supply ready to circulate within seconds at the exact moment of the "flip the switch" (after deducting locked structures) is roughly between 15 billion and 20 billion XRP. (The safest lower limit of 15 billion XRP has been used for this calculation). Daily Targeted Institutional Volume (T): The daily total share flowing into the XRP tunnel from DTCC clearing operations, CME derivative collateral, and first-stage cross-border Nostro/Vostro liquidity flows: $1.2 Trillion / Day. Regulatory Safety Buffer Multiplier (B): The mandatory depth multiplier required in the pool under Basel III and LCR (Liquidity Coverage Ratio) laws to prevent the system from locking up during instant, large-scale transfers is 4. In the architecture of financial automation, the price (P) is found by the ratio of instantaneous transaction volume (PT) to the available liquid supply (M) in the system. However, since the system must flow uninterrupted, we must multiply the daily volume by the regulatory buffer coefficient. FORMULA: Price (P) = (Daily Volume * Regulatory Buffer Multiplier) / Liquid (Available) Supply PLUGGING IN THE DATA: Required Instantaneous Liquidity Pool Size: $1.2 Trillion * 4 (Buffer) = $4.8 Trillion Available Liquid Supply (Mechanical Constraint): 15 Billion XRP Price (P) = 4,800,000,000,000 / 15,000,000,000 Base Price (P) = $320 Every time a transfer occurs on the XRP Ledger, a very small amount of XRP is permanently destroyed (burned) as a transaction fee within a tenth of a second. When we consider that global finance will enter this pipeline via tens of thousands of automated API orders per second,rotating millions of dollars in transfer volume every single moment, the factors of "supply contraction" and "slippage margin" on the network must be factored into the equation. To maintain maximum depth efficiency and eliminate friction while institutional automated software (APIs) sweeps the order books, a network friction and depth margin of roughly 1.32% is added to the price: $320 * 1.0132 = $324.22 XRP Velocity doesn't replace liquidity depth. You need to consider the "simultaneous" volume of global transactions My posts are for informational purposes only. Not a financial advice. Everyone is responsible for themselves. DYOR