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IYKYK

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>> No.21676297

>>21676082
bump

>> No.21676604

XRP The standard.

>> No.21676689

>>21676082
Based and standardpilled garlicbreadcrumbs

>> No.21676763

What is this shit?

>> No.21676787

>>21676763
Screenshots from the crypto town hall meeting that just happened

>> No.21676847

>>21676082
any ceo who talks like this is someone i will never have faith in

>> No.21676891

>>21676847
Cope harder stinky linkie

>> No.21676898

>>21676082
yikes, im so glad xrp schizos are losing everything

>> No.21677043

>>21676898
Are you brain damaged?

>> No.21677077

https://www.paymentssource.com/news/ripple-debuts-digital-id-project-with-40-companies-on-board

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I CANT STAND XRP FAGS, THEY WONT SHUT UP ABOUT THEIR

>> No.21677159

29c stable coin

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>>21677133
USELESS, FUCKING

>> No.21677183

>>21677043
stop making these threads for fucks sake. /biz/ has had months, now we stay quiet. stop helping the fucking losers.

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>>21677177
COIN

>> No.21677242

>>21677183
Delusional as fuck

>> No.21677322

11,000,000,000,000,000,000 MILLION DOLLARS EOY

>> No.21677325

>>21677242
ok fuckwad, we have shit tons of evidence to support our claims and all you can ever say is you're delusional.
eat my shit bitch, it's the only commodity you're going to have in the new world

>> No.21677483

>>21677183
>/biz/ has had months
>months
how new are you?

>> No.21677671

>>21676082
>IYKYK
What the hell does this riddle mean.. im tired of solving these cryptic words while other coins pump 3x, 5x, 10x and 100x

>> No.21677790

>>21677671
if you know, you know

>> No.21677835

>>21677325
you don't have any evidence. even this thread is literally just some screenshots of what could possibly be literally anyone saying stupid bullshit that isn't true.

>> No.21678783

>>21676082

That classic noncommital vague answer that purposefully stokes bullish speculation is such a tried-and-true crypto scam move and if I were a holder it'd be the ultimate sell signal. This is Justin Sun-level behavior and if crypto were regulated more judiciously by the SEC, they would crack down on this vague market-moving manipulation in a second.

I guess XRP holders will always be the people who pay the price though. None of them seem to realize yet that the XRP mcap has been rallying since the larger market bottom, and you'd never know because the planned monthly dumps of tens of billions of xrp has inflated the supply so much that the price pretty much remains the same.

David Schwartz famously reassured token holders that the price of XRP would have to be large long term by saying that it didn't make sense for it to have low price per token; banks moving huge amounts of money in single xrp transactions would have liquidity problems and slippage with low-priced tokens because they would have to scoop up so many of them each time they wanted to move a large amount of money. It would upset the market price every time they bought and sold so much xrp to make their inter-bank transactions, and a higher xrp token price would solve that because they would need only a small number of tokens for a large transaction. It also works the other way; the token doesn't need to have a higher price to solve that issue. Ripple could just inflate the supply by tens of billions, as they have, while price per token stays the same. The banks (who are not holding xrp as a long term investment) win, Ripple wins because they get to dump on NEETs, and NEETs hold a dead shitcoin that never rallies because it's inflating to oblivion.

>> No.21678861

>>21677835
...you didn't watch the townhall? that was the ceo of ripple dipshit. video conference and QA

>> No.21678947

>>21677671
It is nigger speak that white tweens adapted from a rap song.

>> No.21679486

>>21678783
>banks moving huge amounts of money in single xrp transactions would have liquidity problems
You have no idea what you are talking about

>> No.21679548

>>21677077
>>21677133
>>21677177
>>21677322
WHY DO XRP THREADS GET SO MANY DIGITS?

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>>21679548
if you know, you know!

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>>21679733
Witnessed

>> No.21680362

Just took a viral quiz to find out if I'm good at sex. I am. 2000 eoy.

>> No.21680427

Xrp bagholders have been saying muh bank partnerships for many years now