/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29985503
Anything ISO 20022 related. I'm biased towards XRP, and you won't hear anything good about it from me. It's too high in the marketcap for me to make it. Since I was hodling BSV, I lost a lot of potential gains (made like 70% instead of like 10x). Currently I need 10x to make it, and because of that I prefer Algorand way more. It doesn't have bad PR of XRP, and it's tx/s, and fees are on a level of BSV, without wasting tones of energy for mining.

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>>29673068
If you want to be rich 3-5 years from now, keep stacking ISO 20022 coins. There's a few more than the ones listed in the diagram like ADA but really the way forward is ISO 20022 as ERC-20 gets phased out of mainstream usage.

>>29428584
Also, here's the original.

>>29244750
ISO20022, bitches.

The future is crypto, clearly.
But unless you are an accredited investor, you won’t be part of it.

The SEC will settle with Ripple.
And they have just changed the rules to “protect” you out trading it afterwards.

You don’t have XRP so why should you care? You’re coins are mooning!
Who do you really think is driving up this market right now? Hint, the same people/companies/and Fed that are going to pull the rug to justify their settlement with ripple.

You can use your imagination to figure out what happens next, but it probably doesn’t involve you becoming a millionaire- not that certain cryptos won’t be incredibly valuable, just that you won’t be holding them.

Pic maybe related.

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>>28160972
faggot I'm about to BUST

>>27992629

>>27967619
duh

retards still selling

>>27193175
this is obvious. Banks that partnered with ripple ofc

>>27032937
they will sell off after 1-33$ or something wonky, then perhaps the xrp will crash to something like a few cents where people will relinquish lifechanging wealth. only the adaptive to time that and the hodler will survive post crash moon mission. Or they could flip the switch before anyone gets a chance, but the idea of shaking out limp wrists does not escape my foresight of this asset class.


>>27033144
this picture

>>26448713
never stop telling him to never stop posting that

>>25805322
these are what will power the future of finance.

eth remains shit until sharding.

>>25423703

>>24333628
Reporting. Name changed but its me.

>>24308563
>CEO of Accenture
This is bullish for XRP, IOTA, XLM, XDC, and ALGO.

>>24261283
Daimler and Oracle are connected to IOTA and XRP respectively, as part of the ISO2022 framework.

>>24248638
Iso 20022 coins consist of fucking xlm algorand usdc are those buddies with sergay? No you fucking retard same with iota stop being a cuck

>>24237773
90/10
XRP/XLM

>>24208706
Thank you for your kind words, my wife would say the same ;)
Its no different than the US, except even more corrupt(possibly).
My opinion?
Keep as much in XRP as you can. Any additional, and I would recommend IOTA.
XLM between the two you mentioned.

>>24203229
AI is the last invention we will ever have to make. From that point on, it can create whatever you want to exist in this world. Want a holders? Have an AI, the time for it to discover how to make it, and the currency to pay it for that time, and you now have a Holodeck. I believe that IOTA will be the currency they are paid in. The future looks so bright.

>>24197210
Board member of Iota founded the INATBA. You're wrong, and it's not too late to research that.