/biz/ - Business & Finance

Can anyone explain how the system profits from it? I understand that you can provide liquidity with your tokens and earn some money. However, if XRP's price goes up, you're losing money because you locked in at a lower price. If the price goes down, you're losing money too. So, what's the big fuss about? How can an AMM increase the XRP price? And what's the point of locking your XRP at 50 cents, then missing out on all gains if they beat the SEC? I need some 150 IQ opinion.

>>57476857
>Left any semblance of actual participation.
He is executive chairman, or are you some kind of insider who knows who does what? You have your sources inside? Or you’re pulling things out of your ass just to seem knowledgeable? You know shit, stop acting like you do.

>>57456709
>>57456711
That’s mental asylum patient posting same shit over and over, this time he forgot to mention how you played Minecraft while he was buying xrp below one cent.

Losers lmao

The court has clarified that Ripple's sales on the open market are not sales of securities because buyers do not know whether they are buying from Ripple or not. Ripple has therefore been selling exclusively on the open market since the ruling, which has a direct effect on the price, whereas before the ruling, sales to institutions only had an indirect effect on the price on the open markets. But at least xrp is not a security!

>This is going to go all the way up to the Supreme Court.
Yes

Has hnyone checked on portal bro? Is he already billionaire from minimoon?

Just recovered from a drinking marathon, scrolled through past threads. What the hell happened there, lmao? Instead of decoding BG123 or saying "Merry Christmas," the thread was filled with some hardcore and aggressive FUD.

>>57041433
Even if your average is 30 cents and you’re holding for 2 or 3 years, how much fiat lost its purchasing power in that timeframe? And I don’t want to hear “official” inflation numbers.

>>56800960
He's just high bro