/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17134145
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I laughed hard, pic related

it enriches the founders by using it to dump on morons

It's a centralized shitcoin that lets bankers dump on you. Super revolutionary, basically it takes the old system we've been using for over a century where we slave away to earn less each year and extends it into the future.

>>17134145
it gives banks liquidity

>>17134149
back to R*ddit

>>17134277
WRONG

Just a friendly reminder that US central bank injects 10 times XRP's market cap every week into banks for liquidity . Everything about this coin is a bullshit lie.

>>17134244
oh yeah, lets piss off the banks, our #1 customer. Banks wont drive up the price of crypto at all. No its backdoor weed growers on the deepweb using LINK. thats where the money is at

based retard

>>17134311
oh yeah, let's suck off the banks, our #1 leader. Banks won't fuck us in the ass at all. No its backdoor weed growers on the deepweb using LINK. thats the real enemy

banks are your friend :^)

>>17134326
why do bank stocks exist then? we wouldnt want the goyim making money, better tank the bank stocks

nigger

>>17134145
XRP provides a means by which banks can swiftly liquidate an transfer fiat currencies, exchanging them for other currencies in seconds. Under the legacy system, validation of these transactions could take up to 3 business days, in which time the fluctuations of the fiat currencies could change as much as a few percent. You can imagine that banks and other large organizations would want something that will take the guess-work out of whether or not their $100mn transfer is going to lose $2mn just in the fluctuations during the time it takes for the transaction to validate. XRP removes that problem.

Proof of concept has been achieved, the use case validate, and the adoption has begun. DYOR and ignore the FUD.

>>17134333
>the banks are gonna be your friend, and they're gonna let you make it, because... they have stonks!

Wow, completely airtight logic you've got there. I can't name any point in history banks have decided to rape consumers, nope nothing comes to mind. Bankers have always been your greatest ally and you should support them 100%.

>>17134405
If only there was some kind of on demand liquidity that was actually open and decentralized.... HMMMMMMM

>>17134419
Yes, it's called XRP. It's been around for about seven years now, its XLedger has been adopted by several major banks, and its decentralized validation network is already up and running.

You are a very smart man.

>>17134432
Actually, it's called XLM

>>17134451
Sure. Same use case, 0 adoption.

Fed will create their own token that banks will use to transfer money quickly. Not xrp

>>17134462
the world is trending toward less centralization, not more, and someday soon everyone will understand the tangible impacts of this

>>17134494
No, they won't. The legacy system is filled with the old money, the world IQ is dropping due to the rapid breeding and exportation of Africans, and people are moving towards centralizing power in the form of socialism because the browns are taking over democratic countries, and women are easily manipulated into voting with their fee-fees.

The old money will keep their power, and we will enter into a neo-feudal system to great cheers and applause from women and the mud people. You and I are just lucky enough to have an opportunity to keep our necks above water if we get lucky with certain cryptos or wallstreetbets.

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>>17134556
You're free to think that and invest however you wish. However, I personally believe in free will and the human spirit. I've seen it's immense blinding power with my own eyes. These technologies we casually discuss on this board literally have the potential to alter the course of human history in a battle between good and evil. I don't know how all this is gonna end but I've said it before and I'll say it again to these parasites.

You want a fight? Better believe you've got one.

>>17134637
>You want a fight? Better believe you've got one.
the absolute state of decentrized cucks. youre no different from Y2K nuts

>>17134705
You still can't see the bigger picture after over a decade, really sad.

>>17134637
I hope you're right. I don't believe you are, but I do hope.

>>17134799
>give power to the people
okay commie

>>17135016
learn what communism actually is you fucking brainlet, you think the people felt powerful in that living hell?

>>17134239
Bingo. Now theyre even going to sell stock in the company that sells an exit scam lol

>>17134277

>>17135215

That's actually an interesting business model...

But how have they not been fucked by the SEC by now?

>>17134637
You're a dumb nigger, Kill yourself

>>17135257
Because it isn't in any way accurate and the only people who peddle that idea are low-info idiots?

>>17135257
because the Ripple stock is a 100% legitimate and banks are already paying clients in XRP as dividends?

>>17134145
Ask MoneyGram and SBI.

>>17135859
theres more. Moneygram only had 16 million dollars of transactions a day. this one is 90 million

>>17134145
Fuck banks and fuck this centralized shitcoin. I will never buy XRP on principle

>>17134405
BSV already won the race to real world adoption . Stay poor

>>17135991
Please explain who has adopted it, and how much money is being transmitted through BSV.

>>17136039
The bread crumbs are around. I’m not spoon feeding you retards. Just don’t hate yourself too much when you see the price movement of BSV go parabolic

>>17136051
>Desperately shilling in another coin thread

>>17136051
>comes into a thread where people provide names of companies using the coin they're talking about, the use case, and how much is being used
>says some vague bullshit when challenged on his outrageous claim

Man, I never had any interest in BSV, but if all their acolytes are this stupid I am glad I didn't.

>>17134282
buttmad pajeet detected

>>17134407
Good thing Ripple is a FIntech destroying the old financial system and not a fucking bank.

>>17134478
>He doesn't know

>>17135931
Stay poor fag

>>17135991
regulated by homos

>>17136599
Doesn’t know? Doesnt know what? WHAT IS IT ANON?

>>17135894
I honestly don’t think this board actually comprehends what has happened. MoneyGram, an American Fortune 500 company with over a billion in revenue is USING XRP to settle transactions. This is the first actual case of literal adoption. Adoption doesn’t mean ‘we accept X shitcoin’ at a POS which instantly gets converted to USD by some 3rd party service, adoption is using the asset for the technologies it actually fucking has. Real-time, gross-settlement, that is XRP.

The adoption race has already finished, a lot of people here don’t even know what happened or what’s going on. Too busy tunnel visioned in shitcoinery. They didn’t listen when I was one of the first ETH shills either, too busy focused on fucking dogcoin and Lisk.

Can you imagine if any other shitcoin put out a tweet and said simply “We have partnered with MoneyGram.”? There would be 800 threads a day about it.

The Bank of England is a paying Ripple customer, is this not a big enough sign? You really think Ripple isn’t getting them into ODL (XRP) using this as a sample? How fucking naive must people be to think yeah, they’re working with Ripple, but they’re totally NOT going to transition to their pride and joy shining beacon of a halo product.

>>17135931
>principles in crypto
Neckbeard cringe. The edgy underground cypherpunks won’t pay you for being ‘true to the cause’. You will remain poor for your internet token ideals.

>>17137014
IDK about ripple ever mooning, it seems like they'd want to keep the price stable because of in situational use. But what the fuck do I know, I only hold doge and some random shitcoins...

>>17137000
you nailed it sirs

>>17136884
Scotty please, it's embarrassing.
https://fedpaymentsimprovement.org/news/blog/go-global-a-review-of-cross-border-payments-webinar-and-survey/?utm_source=hootsuite&utm_medium=&utm_term=&utm_content=&utm_campaign=

>>17137000
jeds contract ends this year. hes got 5 billion xrp waiting to dump on your ass. ill see you at 900 sats.

>>17137177
litterly Brianlet.

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>>17137219
GOOD GOY! WHAT IS ALL THIS ANTI ANTISEMITISM DOING HERE!?

>>17137177
Hurr
>a dude dropping 5 billion (out of 100 billion) of a coin seeing real-world adoption by major institutions will totally cripple it!
Durr
>the literal billions of USD in business a year that will be funneled through that same coin won't be able to make it go up though

This is how retarded you sound,

>>17137504
He's not the only prior foundation member cashing out. Do your research fool they give these foundation members billions of tokens for working on it for a few years and then idiots like you get dumped on. There is no other fucking coin out there with that garbage of a supply distribution except maybe TRON