/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20215830
probly cause ur gay lol

>>16798060
make me

>>14898235
good job fren. Every delusional faggot on this board will try to tell you that XRP is a bad investment, that devs are dumping, etc etc. Most of these people are LINK holders, and they believe that LINK encases XRP's use case. They're terribly wrong, and LINK has the equivalent of btc maximalists nowadays. What they don't understand is that LINK is not a settlement currency, nor can it ever be due to the fact it's literally meant to be locked up in collateral. And yes, you could argue that LINK could just be used to settle in fiat, but the fiat itself still doesn't have speed and reliability ingrained.

I hold both LINK and XRP, and believe that they fit together perfectly. XRP is a good hedge against swift, and has been working with regulators closer than probably any other blockchain project at the moment. All the regulation talk recently is drawing attention to projects that have already made the steps to become fully regulated. While XRP is most likely a security, it's a security that may be used to free up plenty of trapped capital in nostro/vostro accounts globally. Anybody who doesn't realize the impact of a solution like this (not namely XRP, as it could always fail, but the solution itself) is absolutely retarded.

Buy low, sell high, it's that simple. And all the XRP bagholders capitulating into LINK has given more than enough indication that this is a good buying region. /biz/ has become too much of a hivemind lately surrounding LINK. it's always been that way (I bought link at $0.19), but now it's getting absurd. there is not only one winner in this space, even though LINK has clearly had plenty of success.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2019/07/21/facebooks-libra-is-already-ahead-of-ethereum-litecoin-and-ripples-xrp-but-not-bitcoin/

mfw I just doxxed a janny and I will give them a not so „nice“ visit this weekend
*boom boooohm*

>>14327317
>what is the internet

tyrone, I...

Reminder Wednesday Powell speaks, GDP Data for Q3, and oil inventories.

>>11405501
I'm off monday, and the next day I work I'm putting in the 2 weeks so it's good.

>>11183278
RKG is literally a terminally ill man who posts here all day