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#ETFWatch 🚨💰 **XRP ETF is coming?! Get ready for the price explosion!** 💰🚨 Increasingly strong rumors indicate that **an XRP ETF could be launched by the end of the year**, and this could be the missing trigger for **the biggest rally in Ripple's history!** 🚀🔥 ETFs have brought billions to Bitcoin and Ethereum... **Now imagine the impact of an XRP ETF!** 💎📈 With mass institutional adoption, skyrocketing liquidity and a new era of appreciation, **XRP could finally break all barriers and reach all-time highs!** ⚡ **Don't miss out!** If this ETF becomes a reality, the price could soar even before the launch! The market is watching, and those who position themselves early could reap the biggest profits! 👉 **Are you ready for this revolution? 🌕🚀

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We are very close to the expected increases in Etheruem and Bitcoin. Large funds continue to buy Ethereum and Bitcoin. The price of $ETH has fallen a lot. It creates an Ethereum buying opportunity below $2000. The fact that large wallets continue to buy $ETH increases our bullish expectations. Our bullish sentiment continues. We will experience a big bull market together. #bitcoin #altcoins #cryptocurrency

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Narrative # 1: DOGE’s "slash-and-burn" approach has eliminated thousands of federal jobs, causing hardship for workers, including veterans, and creating "tremendous anxiety" (CBS News, Business Insider). Truth: 1. Reports like Newsweek cite 18,000 IRS and 10,000 USPS layoffs, but this is a fraction of the 2.3 million federal workforce— less than 5%. This isn’t a gutting but a trimming of excess. 2. Anecdotal "anxiety" (e.g., Murkowski’s quote) lacks data showing widespread economic ruin. Federal workers often receive severance or transition to private roles, cushioned by a strong job market. 3. Claims of veteran harm are unproven—Energy Department layoffs spared critical nuclear staff, and no mass veteran layoffs are documented. 4. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has long flagged duplicative roles—e.g., 94 programs across 11 agencies for STEM education cost $3 billion annually with little coordination (GAO, 2018). DOGE’s cuts target such redundancies. 5. With interest on the $35 trillion debt exceeding $1 trillion yearly (CBO projections), each redundant job—say, $80,000/year—compounds the burden. Cutting 100,000 jobs could save $8 billion annually, a small but critical dent. 6. Streamlining bloated agencies like the IRS, which struggles with backlogs despite staffing, ensures taxpayer dollars fund results Cuts are modest and justified by rampant overlap and fiscal pressure.

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