/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24199277
>No argument
Already made x3 returns on XRP after selling the LINK I bought for 35-40 cents for it back near the end of Summer. If you don't think it's a big deal that they're one of two Blockchain firms on the ISO 20022 Registration Management Group, that's your prerogative. I am fairly confident it will retest ATH during this bullrun, and that's easy money.

>>24167206
>Heh, I could easily prove that this graph was published by the federal reserve, but I choose not to.
>I will now invoke 4chan's culture of not wanting to spoonfeed as a smokescreen to hide that I am full of shit

>>23499076
>Complains about OP breaking the rules while breaking the rules

>>22382291
>Bongs
>Inefficient
Yea vaporizing is better, but bongs are probably the most efficient way to smoke weed.

>>22380666
Satan confirms

>>22373819
>Why would you buy a working product when you could buy this ERC-20 placeholder

>>22237167
>Litecoin
I am just counting down the days until someone like this gets brutally murdered by a bagholder

>>21616599
If this even hits 12 I'll be a happy man.

>>21548565
And the Bank of England is therefore partnered with XRP since they did a proof of concept with it?

>>21373901
Resistance looks to be .0014 up from .0010.

>>21243153
Speculate on future value... Except uh, in a decentralized way.

What is going on with the court case? I thought this shit was supposed to have been resolved in June?

>>20754027
>Crypto changed my life
>But its gay, dont do it

>>19334035
>Crops out the "Craig is a liar and a fraud" part
>This is the real message!
>ID:CUK
Do you guys think Creig will organize some sort of jonestown tier mass suicide for him and his diehard followers?

>>19312015
>Santander, SBI, Bank of America
>Banks in India

>>19212131
>How XinFin is better than Ripple
>But not Ethereum if XinFin (XDCE) does not have the ability. This is also much better than Ripple, the third largest cryptocurrency. How is that? Well, when you compare the two in terms of speed, they compare pretty well, as both can do more than 300 transactions per second. This makes both very useful in making cross-border payments.
>However, XinFin has one additional advantage, and it is a smart contract. Everything in Ripple is built at the app level, which means that in addition to cross-border payments, there's nothing Ripple can do. On its part, XinFin is built on cryptography and smart contracts on blockchain. That's why it's possible to develop conditional smart contracts in XinFin, while at the same time allowing super-fast cross-border transactions, such as Ripple. It also makes it completely decentralized unlike Ripple, which has some level of centralized control on it.
Jesus Christ

Imagine buying a fucking used BMW instead of continuing to invest your profits, or putting a downpayment on a house. Do normies want to never retire?

>>19170734
I was here for 2017, even bought 2k LINK at 35-38 cents, only to foolishly sell at 50 cents sometime in 2018. There are like 100 million crypto wallets in existence right now. Who knows how many of those wallets are owned by the same people. I am sorry, but you are a fool if you think Crypto has even begun.

>Only 100 million Crypto wallets in a world of almost 8 billion people
>Many people own multiple wallets
>Is some no-name shitcoin the last moon mission?
No, we're still very early. If you're not going all in on future bluechips like ETH/LINK/XRP, you are making a mistake.

>>19095600
>Who cares about a project being credible if it doesn't make me a millionaire in a year
Why is this board filled with so many impatient low IQ gamblers

>>19089517
I honestly wonder if her dad would have died later if this shit didn't happen. Knowing your Daughter got facefucked on camera just to get back at you has to take a toll on the body.

We're still super fucking early, and XRP is a good long-term investment.