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XRP POSTERS RUINED /BIZ/- TAKE YOUR BOARD BACK ANONS—- CALL OUT THE XRP POSTERS FOR WHAT THEY ARE— FILTHY INSIDIOUS KIKES

>>22301194
>okay zog bot

>>22301194
>I prefer pajeet coins
Yeah whatever fuck off

>>22301237

>>22301160
I had a dream XRP went to $660. It filled me with hope.

>>22301237
>>22301239
Sloppy job semites

>>22301256
begone Satrina, Lilith, Ita, Kali, Batna, Talto, Abito, Amizo, Izorpo, Kokos, Odam, Podo, Eilo, Patrota, Abeko, Kea, and Partasha

How I will be after all my xrp sheckles

>>22301273
>xrp poster posts remphan star and adores the number 666
LOL- oh I’m such a conspiracy theorist - all xrp posters are jews! What an outrageous claim

>>22301194
>>22301256
>>22301278
>>22301317
hello pajeet uniswap pnd fag, glowies are here and they will find you and your tranny chat group... prepare your anus

>>22301357
GET FUCKED JEW BOY

>>22301357
DEATH TO ISRAEL AND UKRAINE

>>22301361
>>22301391
>being this desperate
wow pajeets really are on sui watch

>>22301402

>>22301402
ISRAEL (XRP) FOR LAST

/x/RPmaxis seem desperate

>>22301418
not buying your bags maxi

>>22301453
>quick let me reverse psyop the anon that is tearing my coin apart with FUD
go straight to Hell jew.

>>22301391
I’m with you on that statement, but hitter was sponsored by Jews and probably Rothschild bastard.

>>22301396
i mean the "warlocks" are definitely a psy op. "phish" too. but how can you post that and not underline the gold part in the first verse kek

>>22301487
damn how much are they paying you lol? you're quite dedicated, trying this hard to fud and hijack a thread... extremely bullish, just bought 5000 more xrp, thanks!

>>22301525
and you called me the pajeet?

>>22301531
D E S P E R A T E
D E D I C A T E D

>>22301573
J E W I S H
S E M E T I C

>>22301606
half the posts here have been from you kek... i love this, keep entertaining me, the fear is palpable

>>22301606
What an absolute faggot you are. Going into a thread to shit it up with your presence like this. Can’t imagine you irl.

This good thread. /biz/ good board.

>>22301606
NOOOOO come back it was so fun...

>>22301684
>>>/trash/

>>22301636
>>22301665
no no no. It is you kikes that entertain ME

>>22301507
The banking for all act has not even passed committee approval yet, and it was introduced in March. If this were passed, the US would have 3 months to implement this. Impossible, unless they already were preparing for it...

Just hit 10k. It's a funny feeling that in only a few months I will be insanely rich.

for once and for all, XRP will bloom so fucking hard that I've decided to future the ROPE market
>And /biz/ was saved that day
only unhealthy amounts of dot-connecting and autistic data mining should belong here, to create the ultimate enviroment of litmussing the global economy

>>22301606
Thanks for the bump, lel.

>>22301391
quote = fake news

>>22301817
biblical plans coming to fruition.

>>22301507
Why do people keep posting this? That bill isnt going to get passed.

>>22302000
I will see it when I believe it. At the moment I am not convinced

>>22302059
so much in the news lately. doubting Thomas is still a very holy man.

Judging by the potential of XRP, if your in the US we should form our own state level credit unions that will issue it's own physical asset backed currency

>>22302148
Who is Thomas?

Absolute poorfag with 2500 xrp, if this ever hits $20 I'll be quite happy. I'm not particularly optimistic but it's a very comfy hold.

>>22302324
doubting Thomas from the ‘New’ Testament m8

>>22302324
Doubting Thomas, one of Christ's apostles. Seriously dude, even if you aren't religious the bible is still the foundation of our civilization and it's history in literature. You should read it if for no other reason than that it informs all the culture of the last 2000 years

>>22301396
who are you and y are you making me sell my house for more ripple now

>>22301693
go back to pol

>>22302000
ohohohoho that pic is so much more than what meets the eye

>>22302846
Interesting, I had never heard Thomas referred to as "doubting Thomas" before, so I had read the sentence completely different than its intended message. I have read the Bible and I do believe in Jesus, I'm just cautious to exercise thoughts that 2K may be a reality. If it is, I will be wealthy beyond my expectations. I would like to believe that XRP is on the cusp of a face-ripping paradigm, but as you all are doing, I am holding and seeing if it comes true by waiting, watching, and not selling.

>>22303210
Same boat, my dude. Same boat

Has anyone done the math on mass adoption of micropayments to XRP supply yet or do I need to hold your hand all the way to the finish line?

>>22303070
kek. truly. that image clicked a lot for me kekekek

>>22301194
Stfu sushi nigger

>>22301396
John Perry Barlow

the XRP fudding is starting to gett more violent and derange. I wonder what fudders going to be spamming next

$50 XRP - Sep 10th prediction updated again
https://conspiracydailyupdate.com/2020/07/12/qanon-investments-gold-silver-ripple-xrp/amp/

Wonder what date they will delay to when nothing happens

>>22303404
hold my hand faggot

>>22304917
XRP is the standard. I’m all in for it and am convinced that it’s the one. That site is utter bullshit though.

I work in banking (markets legal - at a bank prominently held out as buying into the Ripple system (not BAML)) and if SWIFT were being turned off any time soon, I’d know about it - half the bank would.

SWIFT will not last, but it’s not going to be ‘turned off’ any time soon. It’ll die by attrition as first some banks start to move away then others until there’s no clients left.

>>22301160
>yet another xrp slide thread

>>22305378
Keep us updated banker bro. XRP is dare I say the standard.

Fuck this piece of shitcoin, you faggots told me it wouldn't go lower than .28 so I bought 10k and it's now at .24. Spent all my savings on this scam.

>>22305378
>It’ll die by attrition as first some banks start to move away then others until there’s no clients left.
Wouldn't the cost savings of a single large bank moving away from SWIFT basically ensure every other bank need to switch or die, almost immediately?
The QFS and XRPL are significantly faster and cheaper than the SWIFT system.

the numbers dont lie

>>22305542
Will do. We’re all working from home, so you don’t get the same opportunities to shoot the shit with people, but I’ll try to do some digging on whether we’re actually going to move any time soon. Truth is though, despite being connected to Ripple, it’s not a Tier 1 bank, so the strong likelihood is that we’ll be a follower and only switch after the big boys tell us to.

>>22305562
Kek I'm not a pajeet though, even if my ID is Aziz with shit color.

>>22305643 See:
>>22305664

First the big boys will do it, then the Tier 2, then the rest. Each bank will need to build systems that can integrate with their current systems and ANY tech build usually takes a lot of time. Throw in the way the retail markets (mortgages, lending, SMEs, etc.) are at the moment for all but a few, and the cost of building those tech solutions becomes an issue.

It’ll need to be proven first by a few and the rest will follow when they get their shit together.

>>22302000
Checked. What am I supposed to be taking away here. I don’t recognize this person.
>>22303404
Me too pls
>>22305788
Is it really going to be that slow iyo? Or would enough prep beforehand allow for that switch to (theoretically) flip?

>>22305643
>>22305788
Another thing worth mentioning is that while XRP is iso20022 compliant, so is SWIFT. And SWIFT works. Overcoming the inertia will be painfully slow until you have a decent number of banks using it in order to provide a critical mass.

I’m still hoping for movement before eoy (because I can’t see what other banks are doing, so they may well be implementing). I was just pointing out that the LARP about SWIFT being turned off is low energy.

>>22305378
>>22305664
>and if SWIFT were being turned off any time soon, I’d know about it - half the bank would
>we're all working from home

g-guys? w-what if..? conenct the dots? this sounds crazy but what if because of the coronavirus, banking employees are working from home, so they couldn't even notice if they if the switch would be flipped overnight

>>22305898
>>22305949
Like I said above - I can’t see what other are doing, so it may be that some of the big guys are all ready to go. As far as mass use though, I imagine it’ll be slow.

Then again, I’m holding for the long run. ‘Slow’ in this context might be 2-5 years after the first movers of note (i.e. proper banks, not some Mexican or Filipino house). I want out as quickly as possible, but I should still be young enough at the end of that timeframe to get divorces and enjoy life, so I’m not sweating it. In the meantime, I just grow my stack unless some other coin gets ahead of XRP in the running for the banks.

>>22306058
This. XRP hitting 2k this year would be nice but I realistically expect it to happen in the next 3-5 years.

>>22305650
They don’t

>>22306114
Yeh, the two big impediments are regulatory certainty and implementation by large banks.

My fear is that the big guys haven’t even started looking at XRP as a viable option and won’t until the regulatory certainty is in. So I think from the date we get a regulatory decision on what XRP is, there may be 6-12 months before the big guys start to use it, and only then would the 2-5 year timeframe start.

It should bump at each step, so my realistic hope is that the regulators give a view this year, which will give us a small move (but not, imo, 2k) and the big guys immediately start looking to implement in Q2/Q3 next year (which is where we’ll start to see real movement toward salvation)

>>22306342
If regulatory certainty is the biggest thing keeping implementation back, wouldnt the big banks push for it to get the ball rolling?
I find it somewhat hard to believe big banks see opportunity and stay passive. These are entities that appear to have one finger on the pulse of major market shifts and another finger on the trigger to make it happen.
Maybe that’s just the schizo talking

>>22301160

I have xrp but these larps are cringey as fuck. 'mellon' talking about jesus and you guys belive some random faggot? Why?

Same with other homo 'uhnwi'. I have tons of xrp because of the jews, but these larps blew dick. Where was any proof.

>>22306559
It's understandable that you would think that but it isn't the reality. Not even the banks are monolithic.

>>22304820
is that you angsty anon?

>>22306610
You know that makes a lot of sense. Good perspective. It was a 10 year hold when I bought in 2017, and only around late 2018 was there any talk of switch flipping and instantaneous riches.
>>22306342
If QFS was running in parallel to SWIFT right now, would anyone be able to tell?

>>22306559
There’s a few reasons why not.
- They’re risk averse, so won’t be pushing for something they don’t know works (some tech guys might, but decision makers will want proof - another bank using it - which leads to a chicken and egg stalemate).
- They’re large, bureaucratic organisations, so changing something so fundamental will take a lot of pushing.
- You would be amazed by just how fucking stupid a significant majority of the people that work there are. Some of the staff are brilliant, but most are just clocking in and out as cogs in the machine - they’re not the cutting edge bunch that people often think they are. One brilliant mind trying to convince a sea of dunces that this thing they’ve never heard of is the next big thing is always going to be a tough battle.
- there are 1001 other issue to deal with (especially in this market), so cutting edge change will always take a back seat.

>>22306897
If there were actual payments going through it, yep - we’d be able (at least internally at he bank) to tell. I’d have to look at any legal agreements underpinning the system, the trading desks and ops guys would want to know if sending XRP instead of the dollars that we’re contractually obliged to send is permissible under our trading agreements - it’d be a whole thing.

>>22302000
Checked.

>>22306902
Well, there’s always the conspiracy that whoever tells the “decision makers” at these banks what to do (illuminati, elites, whatever) will force that decision through per their predestined schedule. Plus, they have been working on this project for what, 8 years? It’d be surprising if they didn’t already have the tech to get the ball rolling. Who knows. What you’re saying makes sense from a logical standpoint but there is a larger schizo theory to consider.

>>22302000
Scary pic desu

Legit question:
why hold xrp? just set a notif and buy in if it pumps past .35 or something. If it's really gonna 2000x or whatever then you're not missing anything buying in at .28 vs .33. While it's in the crab it just seems like leaving money on the table to hold it when that money could work elsewhere.

I'm not an xrp fudder I just don't understand hodling a crab

>>22307060
Because if the switch does actually flip, it goes to $2k almost instantly, and you are priced out.

>>22307027
The problem with the schizo theories isn't that they are necessarily wrong but that they assume that the perpetrators of these conspiracies are not human. What I mean by that, is that for these theories to work on their timelines then they have to assume that the decision makers in this conspiracy are perfectly logical and prescient beings. It would require these people to be able to predict things decades down the line with absolute perfection. Reality is much more chaotic than that and people are much more unpredictable than that. People are just people. Even people with power.

I've juat been realizing that XRP might not moon but in fact it will be the flare token.

>>22307027
Some guy below you is asking why hold when you can just set a buy order. The only answer I have to that is that for all the logical thinking about why not, I still want to believe the schizos. Getting unbelievably rich would be great. But living in a world where these fucking nutjobs are right would make it even better. I’m holding because I want to be standing right next to them all the way through and if - god willing - they’re right, I will not miss out on the party

>>22305995
Shut the fuck up

ISO20022

>>22307167
I think you might be right. It’ll either be vastly more valuable or vastly less valuable. I don’t see it being close

>>22306342
So the big guys might use Link

>>22307088
Why would that even happen it makes no logical sense

>>22307702
absolute state of stinkies

>>22307702
No, Link is dead in the water. PoS is a very insecure system, and Link doesn't scale at all. Flare does everything Link is supposed to do, but on a ledger already distributed and used by banks, with a fraction of both the cost and transaction time.

Link has already had its peak.

>>22307767
And yet it's happened before as a "glitch"
XRP/Yen went to $2400 USD, almost instantly
"gltich"

>>22305650
I don't understand explain.

so many people pushing this QFS stuff...

How long will XRP stay around the 24 cent range?

>>22309437
> How long will XRP stay around the 24 cent range?

If you do [not] buy XRP, it will moon immediately.
If you [do] by XRP, it will crash soon after.

>>22309683
plz don't buy anon.