/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21603167
This is probably the most brain-dead take I've seen on the matter

>>21603167
Those who know, know

>>21603167
Anon, are you actually proposing that Chainlink has tech that can't be competed with?

Do you understand this market?

>>21603276
The first adopter advantage exists. Bitcoin is proof of that.

>>21603167
You have no idea of what Flare is, do you?

>>21603326
It certainly does. But as your original image states, its the fast fish that eats the slow fish.

What makes a company fast anon?

>>21603167
i have both and bought LINK when it was in the cents... im far more bullish on XRP

>>21603431
Chainlink is first to market, xrp is just pivoting now to clone chainlink. it will be another 2 years for them to reach market.

>>21603489
Fast, not first.

>>21603192
i hate that guy

>>21603546
fast is first

>>21603489
XRP is a token anon.

Ripple is literally the single most connected and well developed blockchain company in. the. world.

If you think it will be anything more than trivial for them to integrate an oracle into their product stream you might be missing out on some good times

>>21603489
hahahah best retarded post I have seen all day. Have you seen the proposed speeds of the FXRP network? chainlink is a fucking slug

>>21603167
Linkies pissing their pants in fear. Pottery.

>>21603326
LMAO say goodbye to segwitcoin in the next couple of years.

>>21603617
Ripple isnt getting an oracle retard, they are making an entire new coin thats a chainlink clone for exclusively ripple. Look at the fucking whitepaper

xrp has more than double the marketcap of chainlink you retard

>>21603593
Not it's not you retard. Fast adapts quickly. IBM was one of the first. It wasn't fast enough to make it into the home market though. Are linkies really this fucking retarded? No wonder you're holding this sinking ship

>>21603167
wrong.

>>21603663
>clone
>didn't actually research
flare has been in the works for years you daft moron

>>21603276
Flare.ghost.io

Flare kills Eth/link 99% of other cryptos

>>21603751
https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomassilkjaer/2019/03/07/14-common-misunderstandings-about-ripple-and-xrp/#1db430dd71d0

>>21603700
Facts homies a fucking retard

>>21603663
They've been working on the smart contracts and oracles for 6 YEARS. YOU HAD 6 YEARS.

>>21603751
this
Smart contracts from ripple were stolen by vilatik, why do you think eth has too many holes and needs shitcoins to function properly? it wasn't finished then, but now it is

>>21603489
Codius/Flare was actually before ETH/LINK so you might want to fact check yourself.
https://youtu.be/n8R46XAUxrc

itt
op getting rekt

>>21603167
Link is literally crashing right hecking now though.

>>21603792
linking some shitty forbes article claiming as proof and fact. eat shit normie

>>21603792
>thomas silkjaer

A literally fucking who?

I don't know shit about anything
but I spent all my money on xrp
and I pray to Jesus it works out for me
2k EOY here we go

>>21604103
Nothing to worry about fren.

Argument for 99% of shit coins
https://youtu.be/3Qc4F-Pbs-U

Argument for why XRP is the standard
https://youtu.be/T-Fln7RqkvU?t=887

If you don't hold vast sums of XRP you are fucking retarded.
YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT YOU SHOULD HOLD.

You fucks need to look at this like some smart fucking people literally made a new currency and have been going around the world selling it to banks because they have.

Check out 0games.io for a glimpse at how easy buying/selling/trading will occur for normies, normies are where the money is and they are even more retarded then you shitcoin holders so do some actual fucking research and become filthy fucking wealthy.

99% of crypto idiots came from goons sleeping on ripples couch early days. https://youtu.be/n8R46XAUxrc
Eth is just a codius rip-off. Chainlink is just a ILP rip-off. FLARE KILLS ETH/LINK
Flare.ghost.io
https://youtu.be/fo8ZScrXFZE
STEDAS.HR for resources

youtubers to watch:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtQycmSrKdJ0zE0bWumO4vA
https://www.youtube.com/c/KevinCage/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX4VQG8mqhJeTJRNl69TOrg

Keywords to pay attention to:
>ILP
>Polysign
>Bank of america
>Accenture
>DTCC
>COIL
>CODIUS
>R3
>PayID
>Internet of value
>Level playing field
>Flare

Good banking can exist, Jews btfo forever. No more funny money for them.

>documentation going back to 2004
>head developer patented "blockchain" in the 80's. Also "ex"-nsa.

>will literally be a derivative of all value
>economy backed by a true currency "digital gold"
>"digital gold" backed by the economy.

Everything will tokenized and traded on the decentralized smart contract system known as the "Quantum financial system"

Americas answer to chinas digital yuan. Invest in the future or seethe eternally.

Jubilee has been called https://www.weforum.org/great-reset/

GESARA HAPPENING AS WE SPEAK.
eXchangeRatePeg
ALL THE MONEY.

FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE $1T Coin
https://youtu.be/qcQQsJTcfrE

>>21604103
>we'll get 2k eoy
>while eternalinks can't even get .2k eoy
Based

>>21604177
your digits are all I need

>>21603751
I had a look at it:
>if smart contract networks using proof of stake were to become the ubiquitous method of doing business, the scale of diversion of capital required from other endeavors, just to secure the value built on these networks, would make the cost of commerce unfeasibly high.
Why? Why does a high token price increase the "cost of commerce" on the platform? 18 decimal places etc.

So what I'm taking away from reading the whole thing is that XRP is trying to shoehorn itself into smart contracts by offering what is basically a wrapped XRP (FXRP) that still uses the EVM but based on the avalanche consensus protocol.

>>21603792
lmao ngmi

The fast fish may eat the slow fish, but the fisherman of proper talents eats both.

>>21604273
https://youtu.be/fo8ZScrXFZE

This will answer your question. Worth the watch.

>>21604177
Bogdanoff, giving this info goes against the plan? delete this

>>21603663
>isn't getting an oracle
>getting a chainlink clone

Dude... do you read what you type?

>>21604402
they have to make an entire new token, and really are playing catch up to ETH and ERC20


https://cointelegraph.com/news/why-santander-doesnt-want-to-use-ripple-for-international-payments-yet

>>21604463
>doesn't know how the new financial engine will work
>links fud article as proof

>>21604512
no one wants to use ripple, and they definitely dont want to exclusively use ripple

>>21604328
>>21604273
http://galgitron.net/Post/DeFi-Defined
this is worth reading also

>>21604548
>>21604512

>>21604548
No one wants to use ETH right now with the $30 GAS fees bruh

>>21604463
Anon, listen carefully.

YOU are the one playing catch up. I am not telling you to sell you LINK but you are being willfully ignorant to the facts right now.

I know everyone is usually on the defensive here and very attached to their magical internet pogs but you need to sit down and do some serious research on how this situation and ecosystem is developing.

>>21604177
How much do I need?

>>21604548
>no one wants to use the centralized system backed by banks
Okay

>>21604633
10k to be safe

>>21604463
>>21604628
If you are invested in link you owe it to yourself to watch this or watch your future go down the drain.
>>21604633
Aim for 10% but the more the better, at some point in the future 99.9999% of the world will be priced out.

i came just to observe op being btfo

>>21604771
oops forgot link
https://youtu.be/KISjmHmKRHU

>>21604823
zeus LMAO

>>21604771
>at some point
I am so horny for that point

>>21604838
>ignores the fact the entire zeus' breakdown has sources from top to bottom explaining their analysis

LIKE I SAID, ITS YOUR FUTURE YOU ARE LITERALLY THROWING AWAY BY IGNORING FACTS

>>21604771
Sweet I bought 3k with my links before they crashed. Might add a few more now that the rest got turned into ETH

>>21604838
you laugh, but this whole time you have brought no real evidence to refute our claims and proof

>>21604771
I cashed out 90% of my link recently. It's been a good ride and I am happy letting that last 10% do whatever the fuck it does lol

>>21605093
pay attention for the upcoming flare announcements so you don't miss out on your free money.

>>21605190
https://flare.ghost.io/fxrp-walkthru/

Just checked it actually looks like they put up more info on the redemption process.

>>21605329
>https://flare.ghost.io/fxrp-walkthru/
I can't comprehend this
Will free money be dropped into my atomic wallet that holds xrp??
All i need to know

>>21604177
Easiest bet of my life, just follow the fucking money.

>>21605329
Nice, I didn't know they updated. Thanks anon

>>21604328
Interesting talk.
I suppose the question comes down to whether natural stakeholders will bother to secure a network purely because they want to see it function and without external incentives. If you are going to go to the effort of running a full node, choosing a non-incentive based platform over an incentivised one would require a level of ideological commitment that I'm not sure many have.

>>21605374
yes, I also have atomic wallet. it has its own xrp address so you will get the drop

>>21605374
There is a redemption process due to how the utility fork works, when the time comes to redeem I imagine it will be simple as signing the ledger (microcent fee) and from my understanding the FXRP will be similar to an IOU issued on the XRPL under your XRP account.

Just pay attention to the flare site or biz because Ill most likely be spamming the info when the time comes.

>>21605621
The talk is old info, relate what he said towards the flare network. All you will need to do is own XRP and you will have infinite returns. Its ingenious truly.

Owning XRP is owning the protocol layer for the infinite wealth engine.
>>21605668
hopefully all exchanges honor the fork but some have been weird about forks in the past such as coinbase.

>>21604177
>FLARE KILLS ETH/LINK
How? Chainlink isn't just an oracle. It's a set of second layer processing and execution tools that works across blockchains.
Flare looks like a form of coin wrapping that allows XRP to adopt smart contract functionality and interchain trades.
They don't seem to have much overlap and Flare sure as shit doesn't "kill" what Chainlink does by any means. There is a huge amount of functionality (like TEE processing and TLS access through DECO) that Flare doesn't even touch.

>>21605815
> All you will need to do is own XRP and you will have infinite returns

>>21604823
Oh right, you're full of shit. It's a shame, I was hoping to have some actual discussion.

>>21603167
>IN ZE NEW WORLD, ITZ IS NOT ZE BIG FISH VHICH EATS ZE SMALL FISH, IT'S ZE FAST FISH VHICH EATS ZE SLOW FISH.

>>21603489
That's classic.

You're ignoring the fact Ripple is actually being adopted for real world uses outside the blockchain industry

>>21603666
so it should more than double chainlinks ATH ever

>>21603666
checked

>>21603593
Fast is first, therefore:
Bitcoin is fastest.

>>21606242
BTC takes 2-3 fucking days

>>21604623
facts and xrp is just plan stupid fucking fast when it comes to transfers

>>21604623
facts and xrp is just plan stupid fucking fast when it comes to transfers

>>21605668
>>21605745
cheers guys

>>21606211

>>21603666
And? That can change in a day, it will.

>>21603167
You really underestimate XRPL and it's hilarious.
https://github.com/ripple/rippled-historical-database/blob/master/api/routes/getExchanges.js
https://xrpl.org/data-api.html#get-exchanges
https://github.com/ripple/rippled-historical-database/blob/master/api/routes/normalize.js
https://xrpl.org/data-api.html#normalize

Someone explain XRP and flare and how they're related as if I were a child

>>21608703
>https://xrpl.org/data-api.html#normalize
I don't know what any of these links mean

Feels good to see more support for XRP lately, people are finally seeing that it’s happening

>>21603666
>He still thinks he's going to make it off his small percentage stack out of 44 billion of this shitcoin

>>21608933
The XRPL API v2 has but in commands to pull exchange rates, aggregate them and transfer value based on the aggregate exchange rate.
Basically a built in price Oracle.
Another fun fact, XRPL also has a built in DEX https://xrpl.org/decentralized-exchange.html

Anybody thinking Link is competition to what XRPL offers has not done their due diligence.

Oh shit, and I almost forgot. XRPL can also utilize escrow as a Smart Contract.
https://xrpl.org/use-an-escrow-as-a-smart-contract.html

>>21609341
so what you're saying is....
2k EOY!!!

>>21609475
Literally the standard.

>>21609475
Yes.

>>21609475
>>21609577
>>21609624
>$.30

>>21609341
Reading things like this reminds me of how stupid/ignorant I am. I don't even mind at this point because I also recognize that because I am able to admit my stupidity I must not be that dumb after all. I mean a self-aware retard is better than an oblivious fool.

>>21609659
Heh. He doesn't know.

>>21603167
Ok

>>21603167
I think a moon shot for XRP might be $0.60 cents at this point. Doubling it's current market cap. That $3+ 2017 run is purely an anomaly.

>>21603845
That's a lie. Codius was scrapped. They restarted with flare. Flare doesn't have a working product nor does it have any industry recognition. Link has akready won on tge oracle front. Competion is dead in the water. Without town crier they have nothing but an idea.

>>21603817
That's a lie. Codius was scrapped. They restarted with flare. Flare doesn't have a working product nor does it have any industry recognition. Link has akready won on tge oracle front. Competion is dead in the water. Without town crier they have nothing but an idea.

>>21610229
But your wrong, they have been working on and testing flare for over three years. The product is nearly done, otherwise they wouldn't have announced it publicly. Also there are already guidelines on how to be a validator on their network. So eat shit

/transmission Greetings, XRPBOT-5892000 here. XRP is the standard. /end

>>21609747
Have you ever seen silvers chart?

>>21610766
Damn it, now they know we run script for dubs

>>21610811
:)

>>21610966
/transmission Greetings, XRPBOT-5892000 here. Checked. /end

>>21605845

Seriously might be the funniest thing I've read all year

>>21610229
Codius still has an active GitHub.
They hired Brandon Wilson to work on it.
https://ripple.com/insights/welcome-brandon-wilson-to-ripple-labs/
https://github.com/codius

ITT: sloppy Simeon
Move on everybody