/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8533963

>>7276166

>>6838135

You don't get economic history. All the banks used to issue their own currencies prior to the creation of the Federal Reserve. The banks have already been down the road of individual currencies, and they've learned from experience that it's more efficient for everyone to use one currency.

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>>6730608

JUST BUY MORE.

>>6693518
>they will use ETH or BCH or whatever has liquidity that is not speculative

The ETH network is being squatted on by digital feral cats like a dilapidated victorian mansion. BCH is less shitty BTC.

Have you ever sent XRP from wallet to wallet? It's a professional business product that takes 4 seconds and costs less than 1/100th of a penny. There have been multiple $1+ Billion transactions with XRP in the past few weeks. Settled in 4 seconds with a cost of less than 1/100th of a penny.

NAME ONE OTHER CRYPTOCURRENCY WHERE THERE IS EVIDENCE OF A $1+ BILLION TRANSACTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>6628181

No, but to do away with them could cause even more crime to flourish. In a just society, we wouldn't need all these financial laws and regulations, because we would simply execute criminals who committed severe enough crimes. However, since the government is always doing catch and release, and criminals are becoming more powerful and numerous, I believe that allowing the government to restrict certain financial activities and track money/assets, is helpful in deterring and catching criminals and organized crime. Again, I reiterate that the best solution is little to no regulation, and maximum excecutions.

>>6499908

> believes that the collapse of a coin with only a $70 Billion market cap can TAKE OUT A FEW BANKS

Retarded. Just retarded.

>>6496199
>Barely anything is even close to a finished product right now.

>>6483914

Oops, I'm focused on the long term. Oops, I look at the price history and can see that XRP has experienced multiple 50% drops and then recovered nicely.

Oops, you were looking for a quick pump and dump and XRP hasn't worked out for you.

bump

>>6336311

Always do the opposite of what /biz/ says. XRP does the most things opposite to what /biz/ says. /Biz hates XRP most of all.

>>6336388

Did you tell your mom that cryptokitties account for 20% of ETH's traffic? You should probably tell your mem that cryptokitties account for 20% of ETH's traffic.

>>6335660
Moar like this here please

I would protect this guy with mah xrp marines!