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>>55654930
CONGRATS? IT'S GOING TO GET MUCH WORSE

come back in 2024 ,then we congratulate eachother

>>55656737

>>9437597
they also give a lot of redundancy to the system. sure, it might lead to additional costs and waste, but it also guarantees that the system is constantly operational. the failure rate might be 6%, but if i have 3 channels it gives me 0.002% failure.
>>9437652
of course everything fails, thats why we have redundancies in properly designed systems. what youre suggesting is to get rid of the redundancy and just hope and pray that everything works out fine.
and the system of centralized nostro/vostro accounts can be considered decentralized in the sense that a failure in one point (center) does not lead to a total collapse of the whole system, as it would if everyone just used ripple.
why didnt you answer my questions and just sperged out that i dont understand ripple? answer them, i didnt claim i have deep knowledge of everything ripple does, its enough for me to know that its centralized and requires trust for me to avoid it.
>XRP validators are currently run by Ripple itself and other trusted sources
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>>3223076
>>3223018

>Hurr, I really wanna jerk off to you anon
>Durr, maybe if I call your wife fat you'll let me

Thanks for the bump but go away NEET.