/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22721029
>Who is in the right place, at the right time, with the will and the wisdom, was not put there by chance, but by God's plan.
There was a discussion a few threads ago about how people initially came across XRP. A few posters seemingly randomly stumbled upon it, myself included. Could be divine intervention leading us to wealth? Who knows.

>>22551464
Now you're really just lying through your teeth.
>>22550191
>>22550745
You give yourself away by repeating the "most widely adopted coin in crypto huh?" But I'm sure you will say that isn't you like the snake in the grass you are. Honestly dude, I hope you're poor for your sake. If this is really how you spend your time after making it, holy shit, that is just a sad existence.

>Silently developed
>The X of crypto
>Devs locked up most of the supply
>Advisors with industry connections

Buying a Pepe plush for 40$ that now sells on ebay for 150-200$

>Low marketcap gem
>Under the radar
>Dev locked up most of the supply

>>21001846
Anon, why are you even here if you do not have faith in crypto achieving mass adoption? You think a 13b marketcap is a lot in the world of international finance? The global remittance market is 1 trillion alone, and growing. Then you have 27 trillion dollars locked away in nostro-vostro accounts, which is what Ripple is really going after.

Daily reminder that Bitcoin is the Pets.com of crypto. When the Golden Bullrun occurs, it will fade into irrelevancy.

>XGM
>1UP
>AMON
>XOR
GEEE SURE ISN'T ODD THAT ALL THREE OF THESE COINS STARTED GETTING SPAMMED YESTERDAY. THIS IS TOTALLY NATURAL, ORGANIC COMMUNITY GROWTH, AND NOT THE NEW BATCH OF PnDs BY THE SAME PEOPLE WHO WERE JUST SHILLING ESH/XPR/CURIO/STAKE, WHICH ASIDES FROM ESH, ALL HAVE LITTLE TO NO THREADS ANYMORE?

>BTC will always be king because it was the first
Can someone seriously explain how this slow piece of shit, whose hash power is owned by China/Iran, is going to have a future?

>mfw he actually bought some of the inorganically shilled shitcoins here
How can people fall for shit like NuLINK/Curio/XPR/Suterusu. Do they know they're scams, but convince themselves that they can just ride the PnD? It's so easy to spot coins like this. No discussion on /biz/ whatsoever, and then all of a sudden, there are multiple threads being made with prepared posts/reaction images.

>>18592513
You know that the ledger fee is voted on by the validators, right? It used to be a couple hundred XRP. It will be adjusted accordingly. Why are XRP fudders so fucking stupid?

>All the idiots in this thread who think the OP image has anything to do with him or the girl in question.

>>17468608
This. Survivor bias normies who are actually happy in today's sick society are in for a rude awakening when they realize that a large subsect of the population has abandoned the rational actor principle, and many people just want to see the system crash, for better or for worse.

Why are you not applying for Crypto related jobs when the time you've spent shitposting here probably makes you more knowledgeable than most?

>The powers that be are going to let a cryptocurrency with slow transactions, and over 60% of its hashrate owned by China become the world standard
>Why? Because it was the first!

>Bitcoin will always be #1 because it was 1st
Isn't this the same kind of mentality that has led to the fucking archaic retarded bank finance systems, like SWIFT, in place today?

>#FinNexus provides an avenue for information exchanging and Interaction amidst it's system

>BTC will always remain #1 because it was the first, and somehow secures it as a store of value
>Nevermind the laughably slow transaction times and China owning most of the hash rate
Why is this mentality so fucking pervasive on /biz/?

>>17082150
So much this. XRP is definitely a 5-10 year hold. It's probably for the best, it keeps the low IQ gambler mentality shitheads out. It seriously baffles me how so many XRP fudders just tunnel vision the charts, the charts, the charts, without ever considering usecase, adoption or technology.

>>17079430
>Anyone who sees the potential in XRP is a shill
Does anyone else notice how XRP fud really never develops past "JEW SCAM" "PAID SHILL" and "GET DUMPED ON NIGGERS!"? I pretty much never see any well constructed fud these days, that can actually dispute ripples growing adoption, partnerships, and skyrocketing ODL volume. Why is that?

>Not enough PNK

>>17015564
Thanks OP, just sat up in my chair

Chainlink being the industry standard is already sort of priced in. It's a question of how big the industry will be.