/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20740954
I have only bought in around 20-25 cents, so there is no need to cope. Only up from here, my friend.

>>19295784
>Moneygram, Santander, Bank of America, SBI all announcing expanded partnerships
>Countless smaller institutions effectively using XRPtech to the point that they're stealing business from some of the larger firms
>No they're actually not going to use it, even though they are using it.

>>19278770
Adding to this. The bigger institutions have already realized this, and it seems like they're going with the smart option.

Just gonna dump some more small clues.

>>19160393
I too hold about 25K. 50k is where I'd start to feel secure, but 100k is my ultimate target.

>>18918357
Well at least help me out with the discussion, anon. What made you realize it was chosen one?

>>18556710
Indeed

I can't even imagine what the state of /biz/ will be like when XRP moons. Imagine how many people will rope themselves when they realize they had years to accumulate at sub 30 cents.

I am all in as well with a 20k stack. Hoping to have at least 100k before it moons. The amount of fud directed at XRP on this board is insane.

Why is there so much fud on /biz/ for XRP?

>>18255990
As someone who has been here since 2017, I just don't get why XRP is so despised here. It really is one of the only coins with a working product, legit institutional partnerships, and a big focus on compliance with regulation. Yet literal scams like NuLink get more traction on /biz/. I understand how people could have grudges against XRP after it dumped from 3$, but practically the entire market has done the same, and people are fine to give other projects a pass.

>4 barebones fud posts within 2 minutes of each other trying to dispute the importance of one of Japan's biggest banking consortiums using XRP
For the actual anons reading this thread, I leave it up to you on what to do with what you're seeing here.

Bros...