/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10423945
You dumbfucks falling for the Ripple scam STILL. Ripple isn't doing anything revolutionary, they aren't creating shit or advancing crypto in any way. Ripple isn't even a cryptocurrency. It's fucking Paypal 2.0 with a central company running everything. And the guys running Ripple have relationships with bankers, and apparently according to this article members of the IMF also. Whoop dee fucking doo. That's exactly why you should stay the fuck away from Ripple. These cock gobbling bankster fucks are trying to scam you (again) and profit from the crypto boom. Ripple is absolutely fucking ridiculous, from every conceivable angle

>>10424052
>they aren't creating shit or advancing crypto in any way

https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.07240

>>10424052
How much XRP do you own?

It's top 10 and under a dollar, if you don't buy at least 1k you really are stupid.

>>10424052
https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.07242

>>10424052
imagine being too stupid to make money off ripple because "muh banksters"
just astounding

This is the Normie Coin.
Easy x6 from here, if it plays out like December.

>>10424052

>>10424052

It hit 3.60 during the bull run and made me more money than any alt I’ve ever held - but keep chasing pajeet niggercoins for sure

>>10424099
Ripple will never be worth anything. It has no value. Even if it's it succeeds in its intended purpose, it has no value to anyone outside of banks. and never will. That's the scam. One of the questions I ask when I try to value a crypto project, "Could this have bootstrapped itself into usefulness the same way Bitcoin was able to - if it was created in a world without Bitcoin ever existing first." If the answer is no, it's probably shit. With Ripple the answer is no

>>10424153
>Ripple will never be worth anything. It has no value.
the market says otherwise and that by itself should make you think why you are wrong, or are you going to question the reality?

>>10424153

If it succeeds with its intended purpose, then banks will literally free up trillions stuck in their nostro/vostro accounts.

Also, if major banks include themselves in the 200+ partnerships ripple will have, don’t you think these banks will want their XRP investment to increase in value?

The banks will literally want the price of XRP to increase after their initial buy-in.

1: coin burn
2: frees up trillions in nostro/vostro accounts
3: major players/institutions will want their investment of XRP to increase
4: international payments will literally take seconds instead of the current system taking days.

Let me reiterate: the banksters will want their investment to grow.

Don’t be a brainlet

you dumb nigger dentacoin is in the top100, value does not matter

>>10424111

checked

$35 November

>>10424128
The issue with the coin is that both of those statements are true you brainlet.

>>10424332
>The issue with the coin is that both of those statements are true you brainlet.

So banks made a coin that banks won't use?

And you call him the brainlet

>>10424332
Hold on, let me just buy some means of production.

>>10424348
>banks made a coin that banks won't use
Exactly this. Congratulations, you figgered it out

>>10424424

>>10424424
>Exactly this. Congratulations, you figgered it out
The level of retardation required to think this is actually what's going on is astounding. Bank are all piling in on xCurrent then they will unironically flip the switch to turn on xRapid when it's fully production tested.

Check yourself into the Guinness book of world records I think you have more chromosomes than ever recorded.

>>10424465
>>10424432
Brad Gerlingsnatch himself said the Ripple token serves no purpose. It's not used with Ripple software that is "being tested" by a few super special banks

>>10424500
>Brad Gerlingsnatch himself said the Ripple token serves no purpose.

He definitely did not. The purpose of XRP is an efficient, fast and completely final settlement asset.

https://twitter.com/WeissRatings/status/1020314844946485248?s=20

>>10424500
>himself said the Ripple token serves no purpose.
>provides no source
every time brad garlinghouse has spoken publicly, he mentions the use case of xrp

As usual /biz/ is on the wrong side of the trade. XRP will be $10 EOY screencap this

>>10424085
>https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.07240

>>10424558
>Ripple isn't doing anything revolutionary
reply with a revolutionary BFT algorithm peer reviewed whitepaper
>herp derp what do I'll post an image of a guy with his head against a wall

>>10423945
bumpeit