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    Sam Boolman | Crypto Enthusiast and WriterBy Sam Boolman | Crypto Enthusiast and WriterJune 27, 2025
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    $589 XRP Coded Price Target: This Appears Coded In Bitcoin Before XRP: Information

    In a recent tweet accompanied by a video, crypto commentator NotFinancialAdvice presented a theory suggesting that the number 589 (thought to be the possible XRP price) may have been deliberately embedded in Bitcoin’s history before being commonly associated with XRP. The tweet reads, ‘Was 589 coded into Bitcoin before XRP?!’ and expands into a detailed commentary connecting dates, crypto protocols, and regulatory events. The developer refers to a specific image from a CNBC segment, where a $100 bill revealing the serial number ending in ‘589’ appears below a Bitcoin, calling it ‘one of the craziest 589s concealed in plain sight’ and labeling the moment as intentional rather than coincidental. He credits the find to the account XRPdrops but states the implications go beyond XRP. In the video, he questions why the number 589 appears beneath a Bitcoin instead of XRP in the visual and suggests that the positioning between Bitcoin and XRP might indicate a shared design or broader coordinated vision. According to the creator, ‘that was deliberate,’ and he adds, ‘that is a difficult coincidence.’

    Proposed Complementarity Between Bitcoin and XRP
    The video further expands on the theory by suggesting that Bitcoin and XRP might have complementary roles within a wider monetary architecture. The developer references Bitcoin’s proof-of-work style, claiming it produces ‘real value’ through energy expenditure, while XRP’s green consensus procedure might function as the mechanism to send that value efficiently. He also compares the respective branding appeals, proposing that the colors of the Bitcoin and Ripple logos were chosen to represent ionized liquid gold and silver. In his analysis, Bitcoin represents a gold-like store of value, and XRP represents a silver-like energy in payments. He asserts that these characteristics share a deliberate link, stating that both cryptocurrencies may have originated from the same ideological or organizational source. He implies that this origin has not been disclosed but can be deduced through factual and symbolic alignment.

    Historical Dates and the ‘589’ Connection
    The video goes further by highlighting specific dates and timelines. One of the key observations is that the first time the Bitcoin source code was publicly published on a forum was on May 8, 2009—numerically represented as 5/8/09. He argues that this date not only aligns with the now-famous 589 theme but may have been intentionally chosen. The theory becomes more intricate as he links this date to an SEC document released the same day—SEC release number 34-59895. He explains that this document established a legal and structural framework that would ultimately support the approval of digital asset products, including Bitcoin ETFs.
    In another connection, the commentator notes that Brad Garlinghouse was appointed CEO of Ripple 5 years, eight months, and 9 days after Satoshi Nakamoto sent his last known email on April 23, 2011. He considers this timing to be more than potentially indicative and coincidental of a larger orchestrated effort behind the scenes.
    According to NotFinancialAdvice, these time-based and mathematical connections are not isolated phenomena. He believes they demonstrate that the concept of 589 may have been embedded into the crypto space from the outset, possibly by a group of cryptographers who designed both Bitcoin and XRP as part of a coordinated, long-term vision. He emphasizes that if these connections are deliberate, they illustrate how early decisions shaped the technological and regulatory environment in which cryptocurrencies now operate.

    Disclaimer: This content is intended to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s perspective. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not liable for any financial losses.
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    Sam Boolman is a contributing writer at ChainIntel.org with a long-standing interest in cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and emerging financial trends. A self-directed trader who actively invests his own capital, Sam follows the markets closely and brings a hands-on perspective to the fast-paced world of crypto journalism. With a background in business and digital media, Sam has written across a variety of sectors including tech, startups, and online finance. His curiosity and enthusiasm for the evolving digital economy fuel his exploration of Web3, decentralised finance, and market developments. Sam is passionate about making complex topics more accessible to everyday readers and continues to expand his knowledge through research, trading experience, and industry engagement.

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