/biz/ - Business & Finance

Haven't been here for quite a while, can I get some prime Hopium fuel? I want meme dates, Twitter riddlers, and price predictions

>>55544116
Thanks, that sounds familiar yes. I've also seen $37000 going around a bit.

Also things like pic related and insider/leaker/riddler stuff always gets my heart pumping

>>30046023
Your frustration is understandable, but you have to remember this is exactly where they want you to be anon. Think about XRP fundamentals, think about all the connections that have been made, think about the state the world is in right now, and you will be renewed with energy. Pic related.

>>29587790
invest in xrp.
dont swing.
just hodl.

pic related. DYOR.

>>25901792
XRP.

XRP $2k eoy.

>>24419818
Marketcap doesn't matter

Ripple's parternships are not because Ripple pays them.

Cross border payments with cryptocurrency is a sure thing, and XRP is by far in the best position to take that role, either by partnering with Swift or not, doesn't matter.

The bullrun isn't over, and XRP's success is tied to regulation and utility, to the market anyway.

>>24381119
Fuck off you faggot FUDer.

XRP is the standard.

You can look up Ripples massive connections to banks and institutions, but some easy bullish evidence are that both Judy Shelton and Benoit Cæure have liked "XRP the standard" comments on Twitter.

>>23548324
Yeah I'm getting real sick of riddlersa at this point. I think I'll mostly just keep my mind on the fundamentals and real world developments. Stuff like pic related is enough for me to keep holding XRP for now.

>>23360389
Imagine being so retarded as to call the crypto of the company with the de facto most connections to banks, governments, and companies by far, a shitcoin. Nevermind that becoming the standard for cross-border settlements is one of the main goals of XRP. And make not the mistake of thinking XRP is a failed project of Ripple. ODL cannot function without XRP, and Brad Garlinghouse recently doubled down on XRP on Twitter and made it clear it's still a huge focus. Not to mention Judy Shelton, Trump's nominee to the FED, and Benoit Cæure, a member of the executive commitee of the Bank for International Settlements, both have liked "XRP the standard" comments of Twitter from random XRP accounts. And of of course Brad Garlinghouse being close to Christine Lagarde, the President of the European Central Bank is no secret.

And you go back, /biz/ is an XRP board, faggot.

Remember people, you don't need any insiders to know XRP is the chosen coin, things like pic related should be more than bullish enough.

>>21552243
>She may have liked the tweet by accident even.
Lmao no she didn't. She also liked another tweet from a guy called RealXRPBoy.
https://twitter.com/boy_xrp

There's also this guy.

>>20894819
You forgot this.

>>20897732
Who is Benoit Coeuré and why did he like an XRP post?

Good luck anon ;)

>>20560393
People are seriously underestimating how huge her even just liking comments such as this is, same with my pic. This is better evidence for a gold backed xrp standard than all of the insider threads put together.

>>20452203
I'm so comfy, *yawn*