/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14249242
Bitch you 'bout to lose yo money

fun fact: linkers secretly are xrp holders. they're just afraid of peer pressure

>>14249242
A veritable stablecoin for the next decade provided it does not go belly up in the meantime, good luck making any profit. Devs still have some 58 billion left to dump and they are doing their darnest to do so, but they are smart about it and dump only as much as to not tank the price, yet enough to stifle any significant price increase.

>>14249292
They better be. They should roll all their sweet Link gains into XRP.

>>14249292
I have $15k worth of LINK and $15k worth of XRP. No larp. $100k portfolio,

>>14249310
If they were "smart" wouldn't they allow the price to increase before dumping instead of keeping it steady?

>>14249310
great analysis, bean head. guess what happens after that?

>>14249330
you're one of the smart ones. I hold both xrp and link aswell. money doesn't chose sides, kek

>>14249310
>Devs

You need to adjust your vernacular Rajesh. Ripple is a Silicon Valley company with over 400 employees. They do not 'dev dump' like your 2 man bedroom team from rural China.

CEO of western union is kinda getting strong armed into using Xrapid with the recent stock drop

https://twitter.com/LeoHadjiloizou/status/1141482955199733763

>>14249839

>>14249839
Its all coming together, small remittance, then big remittance. Central banks are next. The Bank of England is already using some unknown Ripple product, next comes the transition to xRapid. Garlinghouse confirmed the fact that BoE are paying customers of Ripple already. Here's what the governor of the bank said.

>“The second great wave of globalisation is cresting,” Carney said during a speech at the Innovate Finance Global Summit. “The Fourth Industrial Revolution is just beginning. And a new economy is emerging. “That new economy requires a new finance. A new finance to serve the digital economy, a new finance to support the major transitions underway across the globe, and a new finance to increase the financial sector’s resilience.Consumers and businesses increasingly expect transactions to be settled in real time, checkout to become an historical anomaly, and payments across borders to be indistinguishable from those across the street,” he said.

>Carney highlighted changes already underway, such as the rebuilding of its real-time gross settlements system to allow smaller startups to use the Bank of England’s payment rails.

>The Bank is also making the reporting of climate-based risk at the firms it supervises a key priority. “The transition to a low-carbon economy, in particular, will require enormous re-allocations of capital and massive investments in infrastructure,” Carney said. “Firms that anticipate these developments will be rewarded handsomely; those that fail to adapt will cease to exist.


>rebuilding of its real-time gross settlements system
>low carbon emissions
>"Consumers and businesses increasingly expect transactions to be settled in real time"

He's literally spelling out the very description of XRP. A real-time gross settlement and cross border payment currency. If you;re not all now, at this late stage there's no helping you.

>>14250596
>Garlinghouse confirmed the fact that BoE are paying customers of Ripple already.
>If you;re not all now, at this late stage there's no helping you.
I don't even pity or try to help the retards on this board anymore. I just post about XRP to trigger them.

I have 30 000 XRP

let the damn thing muuuuuuunnnneeeeee