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Bank of america HYPE

G20 hype

bless the baker

Reminder to invest your gains wisely.

>>23276406

>>23276406
>>23276439

>>23276406
>>23276439
Unironically based af.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>23276461
NOT based
>>23276466
based and checked

>>23276302
This doesn’t mean shit lol

>>23276511
Checked and OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOpilled

>>23276515

>>23276461

>>23276461
kek'd

>>23276569

Just remember boys, when this goes to even just $1, the 'jeets will be permanently priced out. And they will try every trick in the jeet playbook to try and scam you out of your xerps. Be on guard, gentlemen.

>>23276649
Stuck mine in my ledger last week and I haven't touched it since. Good advice, anon.

>>23276569
What's with the AOC hate?

>>23276858
>bants
>hate
ngmi

>>23276858
Shes a stupid cunt

>>23276858

>>23276439
>>23276406
If money wasn't an issue and this is the lifestyle I would want to achieve what's the best place?
> Switzerland
more luxurious, stricter gun laws
> US
Montana, Washington, Oregon, Colorado
Not sure how pozzed everything is outside cities
> Canada
BC, Alberta
Easy immigration but very socialist in many respects
> New Zealand
Nicer location but very left leaning

>>23276858
/pol/ can’t fathom other types of people outside their hugbox, so they shit up /biz/ on the reg

>>23276912
>mexico
where even the governement will leave you alone for cheap af.

>>23276858
She's an ignorant piece of shit.

>>23276925

>>23276912
Portugal or Switzerland. No taxes in crypto gains as of yet.

>>23276406
>>23276439
Based but that lifestyle is very far away (at least where I am)
I wish it could be so but I dont see it

>>23276892
>>23276940
Please elaborate when Trump and the Republicans are the ones killing the economy and American people?

>>23276925

>>23276976

>>23276912
You can find places like that around Europe.
>>23276969
Make it so, anywhere.

>>23276912
>stricter gun laws
With the exception of concealed carry and a relatively recent registry, how so?

>>23276976
>muh memeflu
ngmi

>>23276976 (You)

>>23276976
>economy
Or
>open everything up again and kill more boomers
Pick one, niggerbrain

>>23276976
The economy was outstanding prior to covid. If you're going to blame Trump for a pandemic, at least give him credit for what he did before.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kate%20Rolf

>>23277002
Nice.

>>23276406
>>23276439
Anons this based give me hope for humanity

>>23277026
Selling out America to Russia and China?

>>23277061
>>/r/politics

>>23276976
You dont actually believe this do you?

>>23277046
If the situation were hopeless, their propaganda and relentless attacks wouldn't be necessary. Stay focused.

>>23277061
Good thing he didn’t, you’re talking about democrats.

>>23277084

>>23277098
>>23277084
>>23277072
>>23277061
>>23277011
Talk about XRP.

>>23277141
I don't follow orders, I give them.
>>23277120
Based

>>23277141
xrp is the standard

>>23277184
kek

>>23277141
Well, I mean...it is the standard.

>>23277205

Maybe this is intentional. XRP moons and they use “dangerous far right racists on the internet are getting rich from xrp” as a reason to seize/delegalize civilian possession of crypto. All it would take is a few screenshots of threads like these.

>>23277205
is this based off the racine wi shit

>>23276250
-2.88%
nice swell pump bois

>>23277236

>>23277236
Maybe we're just having a giggle. Some of us believe in the founding principles of the United States, including free speech.
>>23277243
Kenosha.

>>23276439
>>23276406
Based. I wanna buy a farm with a river so I can go find some gold there, have some cats and a family.

>>23277249
This is XSG. Are you lost?

>>23277291

>>23277246
still coupled with btc due to speculation. so when baakt boomer futures contract closes it dumps...this happens every month like clock work but you should know that big smart crypto trader guy

>>23276912
WA/OR outside of Seattle and Portland is pretty fucking based bro. Mostly just cool conservative folk, not too crazy, not SUPER racist, love their guns, land, farming, mountains, rivers, lakes, the coast. PNW is great but you have to get away from Portland especially.

Oh and meth... stay away from the cook houses lol

>>23277236
Chainlink would be the easier target.

>>23276531

>>23277287
yee i just put up the foxconn building there before all of the happenings

>>23277306
Very good point anon

>>23277292
i want a farm with a river so i can install a turbine

>>23277308
>>23276531
lol btfo
linkies seething

>>23277287
>free speech
such a dead meme, fuck off
how are you investing in XRP and care about 1776 era liberty bullshit?
gtfo

>>23276250
XRP in 2020? Surely you jest.

Wait for Fuse. Watch 10/22.

When it comes time to cash out. Make sure you guys have an accountant lined up and ready to go. Make sure they have dealt with crypto tax in the past. I still can't believe its this year. I really can't. Best of luck to all anons

>>23277236
>All it would take is a few screenshots of threads like these.
Implying /biz/ isn't a pajeet board

>>23276955
Apply got citizenship there or open a Swiss account?

>>23277343
>how are you investing in an American product against foreign competitors yet believe in American values instead of numerican poz?
I guess it's a mystery.

>>23277343
the bible teaches us to be as smart as the serpent but as gentle as the dove.

>>23277333
Why do you want a turbine? What for? What kind?

>>23276250
>Fudbingo.com
Actually a good site

>>23277306
Chainlink is not going to be the backbone for Global CBDCs. Chainlink is not the new world standard. XRP is. These threads would be the target.

>>23277370
>thinks america still = 1776
retard
this is a globalist coin
if you don't see that you're an absolute fucking mongoloid
hate freedom loving fags like you. american pussy bitch
globalism is here.
globalism is now.
xrp is love.

>>23277375
nice try fbi

>>23277375
I would assume a hydro-turbine, since he mentioned a river, and probably for power.

>>23276875
>not unironically loathing the retard

>>23277236
Then I'll just sell it on a foreign exchange. Kek.

>>23277396
cringe

>>23277420
poor ducky :(

>>23277120
you dont fight fire with fire, over come evil with good

move away from those who do harm

>>23277396
>thinks
>but drew a distinction between American and numerican
Ok, Amrit.
>muh globalism
The entire point of xrp being an exchange between national CBDCs assumes the persistence of national entities.
Welcome to /xsg/. Lurk and understand.

>>23277417
>bants
>hate
>mutually exclusive

>>23277405
no i just want a jet turbine in the barn so people will hear it and see abunch of flashing lights n shit and think im some sorta mad scientist/inventor.

>>23277512
Unironically a valid answer.

>>23277438
then this is my gift to you

>>23277366
Checked.

Apply for citizenship. Switzerland is expensive as fuck to live there, Portugal is not. The southern coast of Portugal is based and absolutely beautiful.

>>23277469
theres not enough pump on them boots for communisim

>>23277533
unironically a checked response

>>23277396
>hate freedom loving fags like you. american pussy bitch
Kek.
>globalism is here.
>globalism is Keep.
You do realize that since XRP is to function as the medium between CBDCs that means national sovereignty is here to stay, right? Globalism has failed.

>>23277375
Mr.Glowie he said he was going to start a nerve gas factory using water powered generators

>>23276466
>>23276633
>>23276955
>>23276969
>>23277333
>>23277366
>>23277399
>>23277533

where's based digitchecker schizo at? Digits every damn thread. IYKYK

>>23277347
Take ur erc20 shitcoin somewhere else

So this is it huh..... we’re all really going to make it....

>>23277638
bruh its 2020. kids these days dont even need to make a deadly toxin/pathogen. they just gotta say they did and pay abunch of idiots on fiver to make vids of them doin the harlem shake but laying down.

>>23277667
thank God we didn't have another 666

>>23277615
yeaaaaaaaa thats wishful thinking...

>>23277739
[citation needed]
Even cucked Germany is starting to backpedal on the unrestricted importation of illiterate violent barbarians.

>>23277779
i would argue that goal is still the same but the means to get there might have changed. nobody stopped anything. we still see a push towards a unified ideology across the globe

>>23277830
You might be right, but I hope you're not.

>>23277876
me too

>>23277343
not based bro...

>>23276569
The burrito

>>23276569
Ivanka is based queen tier.

>>23277974
Fucking gross.

we need more of this Bank of America app sauce ASAP. where did you find this shizos?

this thread turned to shit real quick

>>23278036
love that the sicilian crest is also a triskelion, like ripple. I am sicilian and it's just another brick in my schizo wall.

>>23277974
Based.

Threadly reminder that nothing can stop what is coming. Nothing.

>>23277120
>>23277084
If you traffick children and or betray your people you belong dead or in jail for the rest of your life pilled.

>>23278131

>>23277999
checked, this thread is full of digits

need. more. swell. content. anybody got any leads?

Big week next week

>>23278131
>n-nothing can stop what is coming
you mean quant?
you low iq faggots do understand that quant is going to completely obliterate xrp's entire usecase as an afterthought, right?
this dinosaur shitcoin is so completely fucked that it's not even funny
i'm actually glad that biz is infested with the old, retarded xrp bagholders that make these threads - because now we're guaranteed to see all the pink xrp nigger wojaks

>>23278621
This is what a retard looks like, observe.

>>23278621
Where is this coming from over the last three days?
Hordes of quantniggers insisting that it's ogre, buy quant.
It's not at all organic. It doesn't even pretend to be organic.
And this
>lol quantzoomers rule!
shit is sauce from a retard factory in Calcutta.
I'm not even saying quant is shit, I'm just saying this astroturfed campaign is complete trash.

Why does CLV make you guys so mad?

>>23278562
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/boc-deputy-pandemic-means-central-160011597.html

>>23278676
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlOSdRMSG_k

>>23278746
Then why is one of you in CLV threads trying to get people to buy XRP?

>>23278036
I really need the source on that BoA image. I can’t find it. If it’s photoshopped I’m ganna be worried

>>23278621
>>23278674
>>23278652
https://youtu.be/zNBWAM8utbg?t=702


??????

this also is an XRP YouTuber also

>>23278757
>one of you in
lol
There are two CLV (what the fuck even is that?) in the catalog, and one person said buy XRP instead. So you come here to shill CLV.
Ok.

>>23278816
At any point in that video, do they address the aforementioned horde of quantniggers?
Just asking before I click.

>>23277701
yet

>>23278839
That guy has been in the CLV threads all day, he's pretty obsessed.

>>23278888
These digits.
The energy.
You can feel it.

WOOOOO

>>23278927
Fair enough. I don't read them, so I wouldn't know.
Seems odd. I don't talk about xrp outside of /xsg/.
If one of our tards is off the reservation, sorry, clvfags. WAGMI.

>>23278888
see the comments section on the twitter post, looks like the shit you see in Defi threads lmao.

>>23279077
>see the comments section on the twitter post
ask me how I know you're a massive faggot

just stumbled on fud central here. Rejoice schizos

>https://twitter.com/haydentiff

>>23279205
I seriously cannot understand fudding xrp
None of us can seriously impact the price of it

get a bag so you don't end up like pic related in the coming decade

So after looking at the 2k eoy meme is this supposed to be 1000$ or is this k being 11 pic related.

>>23279332
Schwartz says that for XRP to function, if adopted, it has to be four figures. So $1,000 at a minimum.
Schizo figures are $2k at switch flippening to $7k in 2023.

>>23278056
damn this is the worst /xsg/ i've ever seen, even worse than the autistic australian jesus dude subplot.

>>23278056
>>23279433
>1 post
>this is the worst
Well, I guess we're done.

Anyone else catch Brad on Mommy Milkers Maria Bartiromo today?

>>23279405
I doubt schwartz said that

>>23279481
that's because you're a nigger mate

>>23279510
no need to falsify, redneck

>>23279481
Honestly, it's a matter of maths. X amount is burned in every transaction. Y amount is the average daily transaction total of the market sought.
If it's $10, there will be no xrp left after Z days.

>>23279469
Did you also get a feeling that he was cut off? It was weird.

>>23279332
It can be 1k, 2k ... 7k EOY. Just have diamond hands and that's it. WAGMI

>>23279628
1000$ does make sense anon, even if it seems unreal.
I just assume that riddles like that are to mess with people and 11 seems more reasonable to me, with that said 11$ hopefully and not .11

>>23279463
I lurk most of the time, but took the effort just to emphasize my disappointment

>>23278950
It's an esoteric pyramid scheme using repeating digits to achieve nirvana. 22222 EOY, replaces BTC as the new universal digital gold. Arms Nigerian warlords with cellphones. Few understand, trust the plan. WAGMI.

>>23279481

Stop dipping

>>23279772
>>23279560
OOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooo

>>23279688
Checked.
And, yes, it might seem unreal that it could reach four figures, but what we're wagering on isn't the normal price increase cycle of normal crypto.We're betting on a systemic change in a financial sector that people have been working on for decades. Ignoring the gematria, Jesus stuff, astrology, etc., Ripple has made incredible international connections with relevant institutions, and has a fast and inexpensive product ready to roll at the literal switch of a regulatory switch. If it happens, it's going to be big, by definition.
>>23279701
May I ask in what manner this particular thread disappointed you?

>>23279469
>>23279670
they are clearly in end game moves. they are launching the “China is an imminent CDBC threat” narrative to the Fox audience. now we get to see them work the FinCEN leaks and Biden scandal to win over the libs and there we go. we are going to be begging for this when they finally flip the switch. perhaps we need to petition for it. KEK.

>>23279859
thanks anon the civility is appreciated.

>>23279736
Just dumped my xrp for clv.
Never bet against the financial return of African warlords.

>>23279898
I'm generally rather civil, fren.
It is still a gamble, don't mistake me. But the fundamentals are absolutely there.

The FUD is getting to me, bros.

>>23279896
>actually doesn't know how deep china is in this
>mentions fox news
back you go, niggerfag
tell them you dilated an extra cm today so they all clap for you
>>23279898
>>23279938
you don't have to talk like faggots to convey information quickly and concisely retards

yawn

>>23279993
of course I do... and only mentioned fox because uhh the ceo of ripple was just on it...?

>>23279993
I enjoy the manner in which I speak.
You are a magnificent rapscallion for taking me for task for being a faggot as if you're not a mollie.
No homo.

>>23279670
No. It’s cable news they have strict time slots. I thought he had more time than most and explained the US won’t hold them back fairly well. Then again I cum to Maria at least twice per week.
>>23279896
Q crowds think we are going to the gold standard. They don’t understand how XRP plays into that.

>>23279859
It won't be adopted by financial institutions when theres people like chris larsen whos holding billions, not to mention jed would be worth 10+ trillion of liquid assets. They will simply fork xrp and only allow banks to hold the coins. bagholders are just the betatesters for the real project. the banks already holding xrp will be compensated with the new token 1:1 to current xrp.

>>23280023
>>23280028
Niggers Tongue My Anus
/thread

>>23279993
you don't have to be a cunt either, have a (You)

>>23280042
I believe this is addressed at the popular site, fudbingo.com.
If they compensated banks but not retail holders, we'd still be bought off after litigation.

>>23280072
retailies are compensated via spark tokens, why do you think the founders/banks/exchanges are NOT allowed to claim spark tokens?

>>23280107
This will not age well.
A litigious argument that one class of consumer were compensated differently than another due to arbitrary compensatory privilege wouldn't fly, and would blacken Ripple's name besides.
It's unironically cheaper to just buy it back from us.
If it had no worth, they wouldn't be buying back 50,000,000 at a time.

>>23280072
What are you going to sue them with? They won't explicitly come out and say "we'll fork xrp and make xrp useless". Ripple will simply develop a secondary blockchain based off of XRP and state that its created for the banks. Don't tell me you're going to sue them because they "didn't use xrp"

>>23280070
>reeeeeeeeeeeeee
yup, time to go the fuck back nigger

>>23280162
See >>23280161

kek. lots of hack these days. good thing are financial data is “encrypted and tokenized” wink wink

>>23280177
You're not answering the question of "what are you going to sue them with". When you buy xrp there's no contract saying ripple must use xrp in the future, ripple is also not obligated to compensate you with anything. They will simply leave xrp alone as is and maybe have some third parties develop some defi on it (flare)(xrpl foundation). The recent buyback is to prove to institutions that a cryptocurrency can be kept stable if need be.

>>23280223
You're ignoring your previous statement that banks will be compensated for holding xrp and retail holders will be "compensated."
It's your scenario.

>>23280029
I know, the problem is that he stopped talking in the middle of a sentence. Bit weird.

>>23280237
Yes, I said they will not publicly state "banks will be compensated by the xrp they hold on the forked chain." If they are to be fully adopted by the banks, they can easily develop the forked coin, release custody to the IMF or any other international organization and have them distribute the forked coin. Since you all believe ripple deeply connected to these financial institutes, pulling something like this off would be easily done.

nice pump today lads

>>23280293
Then sell, if you still hold. Easy peasy.
I personally believe that they don't want the blacked eye of rug-pulling.
We're literally smallchange. Pocket money. There's no reason to believe they'd go through that for paltry returns.
What you think of as "a lot of money" doesn't even register on the global financial scale. It's a happy meal.

> We’re having lots of conversations with banks about various kinds of partnerships all the way from basic sub-custody solutions up to end consumer products that the banks are providing where we’re the back end.

>>23280268
You know I cum to her? She is fabulous and I love her.

>>23280399
Don’t waste your seed, but I would if I had the chance. She was something in that dinner.

Also, checked based cumschizo

>>23280399
Checked.
I never put it together, her being the titmonster at that event.
I guess I was distracted.

>>23280237
You seem to be under the assumption that ripple is contractually obligated to make xrp go to 2k. In reality there's no such agreement. They're also not breaking any laws by developing a secondchain/fork if requested by the banks that are going adopt their technology.
>>23280331
That's what I thought, there's no legimate counter arguments for them forking a chain. If the financial institutes are as powerful as you schizos think they are, what makes you think they'll care if a couple small time investors get screwed over?
Also it's not about the money. it's about having a closed loop system that the banks control. Firstly xrp is a public ledger meaning anyone can see the transactions going on, secondly one single entity owns 55+% of the supply. what's 55bil x 2000? and do you think the banks will pay for that?

tldr I'm posting this so anons don't waste their time and money on a coin only to see it go to shit.

>>23279433
Checked and agreed. It’s really a pretty shit thread. Expected better during swell

>>23280470
>you seem
No, you seem to be claiming I believe things I didn't. Not at all the same thing. Strawman.
>you have no argument
>my only argument is money grubbing for minimal return and bad PR
>but it's not about the money, it's about freezing out schizos who would have relatively insignificant gains that only fuel the economy
>for reasons
>and I'm only saying this to fud, by definition
Ok. I think we all understand.

>not holding whats going to be at least 100x in 3 months

>>23280446
>>23280450
She is officially the new face of XRP. Our milf. She knows what’s up. Here is telling David it PAMP IT!

If Mellon was right, and the end times are near, shouldn't we use our XRP gains to unite as brothers and sisters in Christ?
United we're stronger.
How about we make a plan?

keeeeeek. twitter and facebook is kill. biden campaign goes on indefinite lid. xrp narrative now in mainstream news. acb sworn in. judy sworn in. xrp via securities clarity act gets resolutely declared a digital asset. banking for all act goes into effect no later than January first if passed. trump saying ‘complete financial transparency and it all starts January first’ during multiples rallies.

>>23279859
The general attitude seems off today, it's difficult to explain... the quality of posts, maybe?

>>23280470
This makes me uneasy.

>>23280540
it really is something to behold isn't it?

>>23280470
You make a good point. The chances this thing goes 2k is slim to none, but I’ll hold a small 10k bag incase it does happen. Worst comes to worst everything’s a huge larp and I break even after dumping this shit eoy

>>23280539
Christbros are an indispensable part of /xsg/.
I fully encourage you to make plans. Christian schizo lore suggests you've been chosen to receive a gift, and use it to better the world.
I am not a Christbro. Godspeed.
>>23280573
We had some kerfuffles earlier. Impostering of namefags, for example. A raid of shills, etc.
Just keep it going. We knew (or suspected due to schizo shit) that this month would be largely deadish.

december 17 mark my words

>>23280579
Do your own research, I've done my research and this is the conclusion I've came to. Who doesn't want to make easy money? Just don't be delusional, when things are too good to be true, theyre often not going to go the way you think.

>>23280573
>>23280609
seriously niggers stfu about your "fee-fee's"
you're actually shitting up a schizo thread with your faggotry
let that sink in
you're being such massive gaping tranny niggers that your posts add less value than schizo ramblings

>>23280540
mason trick in which January 1st means 1/1 or 11 or November or the day after the blue moon on Halloween.

11/1 All Saint’s Day.

11/01/2020 = 7

>>23280659
Bumps are bumps.

whatever happens buds it's fun just to be here. be happy with whatever you might get and enjoy life to its fullest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--wAw7gBQxU

>>23280691
back to plebbit nigger
/xsg/ threads don't need bumps they're a staple of the board currently fucking retard

>>23280714
>I contribute nothing but vitriol and bumps
>DO NOT POINT THIS OUT!
>evokeenemysite.exe
No one cares. No more (You)s now.

>>23280029
The higher level tier Q bros know everything dumb dumb. That's the whole point of "Q" level clearance. Unironically it leads to a person named Austin Steinbart which is conducting more white hat military ops as we speak from prison, he (probably with DIA bros) are Satoshi, and they did it after they did Cicada. This is going as planned really, some roadblocks here and there by the deepstate fags but all have been and will be overcome. And Austin Steinbart spoke about BTC and how the new crypto to hold would probably be something that was playing by regulators standards because Trump and future quantum anons/SpaceForce want everyone to play fair now, also probably because we are going into a golden age. What is that coin? The only coin really he could have been talking about.

XRP 10K EOY.

With this credit line shit does anyone think we may be able to stake our zerps? Imagine being able to stake Spark indirectly for XRP then stake XRP to provide liquidity for borrowers! Never ending cycle of fucking compound interest.

>>23280580
truly

Why are xrp threads more dead than chainlinks, oh that’s probably because your shitcoin is also dead.
> b u m p.

Link 1k eoy suck it fags.

>>23280729
I contribute people waking back up and not talking like gaping faggots in these threads 24/7
schizo != must talk like an extra chromie faggot
>No more (You)s now
newfag that's a meme it's not a real thing and the fact you think it is means you need to go back
or just kys immediately, but you faggots always pussy out

>>23280771
You don’t see this about xrp now do you.

>>23280642
I mean, I have, anon. Deep dives, weeks on end. Digging through the bowels of WEF agendas and IMF press releases and INATBA founders and the boards they serve on. I've dug deep enough to hit bedrock, to be sure-- I mean really sure-- that XRP will be "the standard", and will be priced as the first new asset class in living memory would. But somehow for all my autistic pattern seeking, I outright missed the idea that they could/would fork the chain for the reasons you've mentioned. Now all my money is in XRP, I have one shot to get this right, and I am uneasy. Deeply, autistically uneasy.

>>23280813
xrp is the liquidity m8. but btc has unlimited potential. not saying it will hit it but if you ain’t holding any sats you a fool.

>>23280888
Checked

>>23280815
Same, I’m holding till eoy, if nothing happens we just dump it for btc

>>23280815
I have to admit when I found out Binance hold (there own not customers) 1.5 BILLION zerps that made me feel like this will all lead nowhere. I mean the schizo figures would earn them trillions.

My worst case scenario plays out in that it goes to like $10, cugs is like oh well actually 2k was a riddle hurrrrrr k=11, 11=5, 2x5=10, it was there all along bla bla bla. Like id still get a nice return but nothing massively life changing, after tax paying off debts and a deposit on a house type of stuff.

>>23280916
Maybe I can grant myself a bit of hopium in thinking that's why regulators are currently gearing up to go after exchanges. Maybe its part of a larger strategy to remove fedual-lord level holdings, and we smallfolk could become lesser nobles without disturbing the system.

>>23280815
rightfully so, most people on xsg are mindless retards who blindly follow. 89 xsg threads, no one has been able to debunk this

>>23280815

>>23280888
Once CBDC's are here with XRP interop and all of flares current/future benefits. The allure of BTC will plummet entirely. Why hold an inferior blockchain asset not backed by gold for added security (CBDC)? Why use others for x reason, if not integrated into the new system? All speculation (entirety of market reasoning currently) will be gone immediately and XRP, XLM and others will triumph easily over BTC.

But only for a certain time. BTC's time will come again once everyone has near free or free energy and has quantum computers in his house, by them there will be a new BIP to secure the network by quantum means thus being once more, the only way "out of the system." However by this time, everything will be so incredibly automated and advanced that the average person around the world won't be missing much at all. So what good will being rich be then? If you care about this, buy XRP now. Then buy a quantum computer asap with your moon coins in the future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtimAuhyP-M


fix your mental boys, epiphany material right here

>>23281028
>But only for a certain time. BTC's time will come again once everyone has near free or free energy and has quantum computers in his house, by them there will be a new BIP to secure the network by quantum means thus being once more, the only way "out of the system." However by this time, everything will be so incredibly automated and advanced that the average person around the world won't be missing much at all. So what good will being rich be then? If you care about this, buy XRP now. Then buy a quantum computer asap with your moon coins in the future.

>But only for a certain time. BTC's time will come again once everyone has near free or free energy and has quantum computers in his house

>and has quantum computers in his house


a computing unit that can literally crack cryptography in minutes.


...right

>>23281003
Xrp has to be at a high price to work properly. So if they fork it so does the fork. Who will have custody of the initial fork supply? Why would ripple airdrop to the banks the entire supply at a $2000 dollar fork coin and fuck themselves out of money and hold 55 bil in escrow of a 25 cent coin. And if they don’t give away the entire supply then you run into the original issue of the ripple founders making trillions, thus what was the point in forking it? Maybe I am retarded but your argument doesn’t make sense either.

>>23281072
>there will be a new BIP to secure the network by quantum means

You forgot this part.

BIP means Bitcoin Improvement Proposal.

>>23281146
And then wtf happens Binance starts their own country ?

>>23281187
like Sealand? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand

>>23281146
Most likely, because banks will not want to pay 2k per coin, take a moment and think how much that would cost? ripple will be making a small % off the total volume of money going through their software (ripplenet) that the banks have to use to utilize their technology. The IMF or any international organization will likely take custody of the initial fork supply and distribute it, this will be the most fair way of distributing the forked coin.

>>23281199
Checked well kind of but in the end will see

>>23281230
So ripple will collect royalties forever? Well time to pack it we’ve been had. Still not selling till feb 01 or 2k as I’m in the green and comfy. Guess time will tell if you’re right.

>>23281230
Banks wouldng be ‘paying’ though, it’s used to send money, most likely other peoples money. If a bank needs xrp then they will ‘convert’ $1m into xrp and send it.

>>23281271
Wtf you thought they were doing all this for free lol? They will do what every other pay merchant does and take a transaction fee.

>>23281146
Banks will not be receiving Spark. We have been over this.

>>23281146
The value of the coin could be 0 for everyone. It only matters that the banks utilizing the coin value it at 2000 or whatever the value they deem it. remember, xrp was never made for consumers, it was made for banks to use. It's only available for purchase as a way to beta test the ledger technology.

>>23281187
This. at 2k, chris larsen and jed would have more liquid money than the entire GDP of the united states. does that make any sense to anyone?

>>23281308
No I assumed their goal was to sell their holdings for more than 25 cents a share and not just collect royalties. But maybe that’s good enough for them.

>>23281230
Central banks, banks and other financial institutions have the ability to create fiat ex-nihilo so why would it be a problem for them to "pay" for XRP?
How about crypto backed securities that are issued by the banks and sold directly to the FED so they can buy all the crypto they want?
Shit could go wild.

what is XSG?

>>23281028
>So what good will being rich be then? If you care about this, buy XRP now. Then buy a quantum computer asap with your moon coins in the future.
Care to elaborate what you mean?

>>23281310
Who said anything about spark?

>>23280470
>tldr I'm posting this so anons don't waste their time and money on a coin only to see it go to shit.
wow such fucking ego, acting like you know it all.

I'm happy with Ripple to $2 by eoy.

>>23280609
I guess you're right. Anyone following the current Hunter Biden scandal? Will it have any repercussions for XRP?

>>23277308
she'd get it

>>23281317
>This. at 2k, chris larsen and jed would have more liquid money than the entire GDP of the united states. does that make any sense to anyone?
They hold XRP, don't they?
You can't just simply (quantity*laspriceofsale) for an asset and call it "liquid money."
In the case of them holding XRP, FOR AS LONG AS THEY HOLD THAT XRP they have ZERO money.
Sure they can try to find a trading partner that will take their XRP in exchange of fiat but that requires finding a trading partner first....

>>23280399
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbJxMd3Pls8

>>23281345
Why would central banks print money when they don't need to? as I said, the value of the coin could be 0 for everyone. It only matters that the banks utilizing the coin value it at 2000 or whatever the value they deem it. If they were issued a forkedcoin they wouldn't have to pay for it as its distributed by the imf. If they were to use XRP, who would supply them with a initial reserve amount? 55bil xrp are locked into escrow which can only release a billion a month.

>>23281382
most likely no one beyond /pol/ will care about this by monday

>>23281348
xrp schizophrenic general. comfiest place on board.

>>23281388
correct, for the price to stay at 2k, it would mean that there's people willing to pay 2k per. And if those two cannot find buyers, then how will you the average bagholder find buyers? lets say chris larsen doesn't sell. Jed is contractually obligated to sell a couple million xrp everyday. If no one wants to buy his xrp for 2k each, then the price will dump. in other words the price will never hit 2k in the first place.

>>23280798
They also don't have to listen to you for whatever it's worth, my friend

>>23281481
>where xrp faggots hide before quant completely shits all over them and dumps every shitcoin that isn't btc down to 0 just because it does pretty much everything

>>23281434
>If they were issued a forkedcoin they wouldn't have to pay for it as its distributed by the imf.
And a "forkedcoin" would be offered to them (Ripple to IMF; IMF to member institution) completely free of charge, indefinitely?
Sounds very unlikely.
>Why would central banks print money when they don't need to?
Central banks have never not printed. It's what they do so it wouldn't be something out of the ordinary. So why not? It doesn't cost them anything.
"Crypto backed securities" could be a thing.
>If they were to use XRP, who would supply them with a initial reserve amount?
Who's they and how do you know what every one of "they" is actually holding? This is mere speculation. IMF, institutions, central banks, banks etc. could be loaded already without the public ever knowing about it.
>inb4 they'd keep it all in one wallet address
>55bil xrp are locked into escrow which can only release a billion a month.
That's for future price discovery.

>>23281353
Well if you're keen on all the hidden suppressed technology, once joe schmoe has near free energy/quantum computers.... the world will be so far advanced that it will be truly magical. Now.... things aren't like this now correct? What do I think will happen between then? Well the people who get all the pumps with the moon coins (XRP #1) will help forge and fund this new world. XRP is in a very unique position, only the smartest schizoest anons and the average joe guy are privy to XRP's potential. So if there was ever a planned moonshot to empower the correct people in humanity to help secure this new world as we all want hope for and expect, it'd be XRP. Pic related.

So in effect, if you want money it's either to live a rich lavish lifestyle or to use it to exert your will, hopefully positively. Thus having "bought bitcoin for future quantum moon" in this timeline won't in comparison give you the same potential as buying XRP now and catching the moon of moonenings. Being the dude that helps fund that new future, buy yourself a quantum computer you helped make by funding based smart anons, and make that BIP yourself along side other anons to help make a true "out of the system" system, effectively strengthening both systems by basically having quantum redundancy.

>>23281495
You're confusing "price" with the a random (or the last) trade in the past. It is a hypothetical value. Not guaranteed in the future or even in the present.
>it would mean that there's people willing to pay 2k per.
What would stop institutions to agree upon a certain price of trade in which they would either trade with one another or agree to mark their XRP holdings at this certain price in their books?
>And if those two cannot find buyers, then how will you the average bagholder find buyers?
There might be willing market participants bidding and asking at lower prices.
>Jed is contractually obligated to sell a couple million xrp everyday.
To whom? Where? What are the details on this contract? Does anyone know?
>If no one wants to buy his xrp for 2k each, then the price will dump. in other words the price will never hit 2k in the first place.
Let's rephrase that to
>implying that we have information on every trade ever made that included XTP
>If no one ever wants to trade XRP for as high as $2000 each, then every price of the last trade will have always been below $2000 in value.
Yes, correct.

>>23281530
>And a "forkedcoin" would be offered to them (Ripple to IMF; IMF to member institution) completely free of charge, indefinitely?
Sounds very unlikely.

There's no (indefinitely), it would just be similar to xrp, 100billion supply distributed evenly amongst participating banks depending on the volume going through each bank. and the imf is not a for profit organization so it would make sense.

>Central banks have never not printed. It's what they do so it wouldn't be something out of the ordinary. So why not? It doesn't cost them anything.
"Crypto backed securities" could be a thing.

It's hard to predict what central banks would do, I just think its unlikely they will all print astronomical amounts in unison.

>whos they

they = the banks that will be utilizing xrp for payments.
They likely don't hold it because banks could not hold cryptocurrency until a couple weeks ago (september 16)due the lack of regulatory clarity. They could be secretly promised a portion of the escrow. This part is speculation for sure.

>>23281553
nice to see you anon.

>>23280470
the only reason i could see them forking is because of the 55 billion xrp that ripple owns. but why couldnt they just hand it over to the banks? what if ripple becomes part of the IMF and the IMF owns that 55 billion xrp? then its inconsequential no?

>>23281710
Likewise friend. :)

XSG is the best general ever!

>>23281673
>There's no (indefinitely), it would just be similar to xrp, 100billion supply distributed evenly amongst participating banks depending on the volume going through each bank. and the imf is not a for profit organization so it would make sense.
How do you know this to be the case?
Could be, of course. Fair enough.
But I guess it's all speculation at this point.
>It's hard to predict what central banks would do,
>I just think its unlikely they will all print astronomical amounts in unison.
However, most of the central banks have been doing exactly this (printing astronomical amounts / issuing debt) in unison up to this very moment.

>>23281553
Do you think we will go back to pre-federal reserve buying power in the USD? So not only will be make millions but the money will go farther than before?

>>23281748
What if Ripple is the IMF?

>>23281748
this
>what if they fork?
FUD is so stupid. It's the most speculative topic in these threads because there is no indicators of it happening.
>hurr what if they fork the best digital asset just because a few hundred thousand people own it

>>23281670
>What would stop institutions to agree upon a certain price of trade in which they would either trade with one another or agree to mark their XRP holdings at this certain price in their books?

I agree, if it was a closed system where only banks held custody of the coin. The problem here is xrp is open to be traded on exchanges by everyone. This would mean that one bank could obtain xrp for extremely cheap on the open market and then use it to exchange money with another bank (one bank would be making money through arbitrage). Unless both banks agree to not use any xrp found on the open market? how would that even work?

>There might be willing market participants bidding and asking at lower prices.

If that's the case then the collective of banks using xrp would have to pay for 15billion xrp (the approximate amount held by retail bagholders), albeit at a much lower price. This is unlikely to happen because the money that they pay to bagholders is money they're losing, since the alternative would be them not having to pay(forkedcoin)

>jed contract
https://www.coindesk.com/jed-mccaleb-ripple-labs-strike-deal-avert-9-billion-xrp-sell

he was originally going to dump all of it at once, but ripple sued him so now hes only allowed to sell approximately 2 million xrp per day

and this is just from march...

if no one gets rich off the fourth industrial revolution / revamp of the global financial system / great reser, then who the fuck is gonna go out and consoom?

see the massive overlap between the XRP riddlers / qanon psyop - there is a huge geopolitical and socioeconomic angle to this.

>>23281803
I've been thinking about this actually. The new CBDC blockchain gold backed fednote could benefit from doing something believe it or not Mexico did when their peso was inflating. Which is basically just move it one decimal place.

However that is not technically necessary since we don't know how much gold/silver is actually held by USA due to all kinds of national and state parks being either massive DUMBS or untold amounts of strategic assets. So in effect what could also happen is that this revaluation/gold backing doesn't necessarily give the dollar mor buying power. Rather we will store the most amount of gold so we'll have the best backing ratio. Still won't really matter as this new age will force all nations to be much more reserved with gold (strategic assets) leaving the country so, once again, this points to XRP being the moonshot of moonshots, as it will not merely be "backed by volume of all transactions" because that's selling that way short. XRP is backed by humanities progression, all future interactions with between us in regards to value.

It's like THAT.

Okay that's enough schizo posting for now lol. Digits get again hopefully. :D

Wow you guys like my meme
I thought I would fix it then, still a little fucked because I’m using adobe mix on my phone, but it’s better.

Also I’m diversifying into quant, mit/Boston fed was name dropped at the ripple swell and at the recent csis conference that was posted in the last thread. Quant is a player in that space.

Wish I could add more to the discussion but I’m banned for the next few days.

Want to know what i notice in these threads, time and time again?

The utter cognitive dissonance of the anons that post here. You're all anarchists on one side wanting to smash the banks and start farms together, but you're also wanting the USD to stick around long enough so you can cash out into their shitcoin and get this farm built?
High LOL. Which is it anon? Crypto world, or the same old system but this time your rich?

Crypto forever 'pegged' to USD, thats all everyone talks bout, usd this usd that. even anons from other countries care about usd. aren't we here to shove the usd off the shelf a bit?

xrp= whatever. you. want.

if you're still in the mindset that 'cashing out' into fiat is how this works, then you haven't done any research. yes if you had bought bitcoin wayback when, then sure right now cash out into USD or whatever shitcoin local currency you have and go and set yourself up good and proper. but this isn't pre-2019 anymore, im sorry. it just doesnt work that way, you cant even flee most countries for tax havens anymore.

Theres a reason theres gonna be a shift in wealth anon, try getting a normie into this now before its time, you'll get the same response i get; they turn into total npcs. they're getting rid of the middle class and 3 level system. it will just be 2. upper and lower. the lower living on negative interest CBDCs as a universal basic income, and the upper living off their investments like they always have.
If you think they're the evil ones anon, then guess what?
we're part of them now.

>>23281758
that's just how I imagine it would happen. But

The important point is, ripple owns 55billion xrp, jed has 4 billion, chris larsen has 5billion, other ripple execs own unknown amounts. if we are to assume xrp is valued at 2k, it would make these people and this company worth 100trillion, and these two individuals worth 10 trillion each. reminder that jeff bezos is only worth 200billion in stocks.

>>23281841
The few hundred thousand people owning it is not the problem. see above.

>>23282051
Lol dude, no we won't be cashing out into fiat. All new Austrian economics based sound currencies backed by gold around the world will be valued by saying it is worth say .0001 XRP, or .0005 XRP. So we'll sell in order to fund projects in our countries as necessary, however selling all of our XRP even for non fiat/gold (sound monetary system gold backed CBDC's aren't exactly fiat) would be a hilarious mistake. As......

TLDR:
XRP will transcend CBDS's, which doesn't compare to USD fiat even if we did to fund projects.

>>23282150
What if Ripple does a buyback on Jed and Chris's XRP? The rest given to IMF or the banks.

>>23281890
>Unless both banks agree to not use any xrp found on the open market? how would that even work?
Banking regulation, maybe.
They could make up and change their rules to fit the agenda.
>The problem here is xrp is open to be traded on exchanges by everyone.
Only as long as the float isn't absorbed and there are market participant offering XRP on the exchanges.
>This would mean that one bank could obtain xrp for extremely cheap on the open market and then use it to exchange money with another bank (one bank would be making money through arbitrage).
>Unless both banks agree to not use any xrp found on the open market? how would that even work?
I'd guess that if XRP turns out to be "the new standard" banks - if allowed to by regulations - would try to buy XRP on exchanges for cheaper than what they agreed to trade within their cabal.
However, if the "cabal" eventually tries to absorb most of XRPs float, I'd expect that prices of exchange trades would constantly be hovering around a certain range making the XRP chart look like a pretty flat horizontal line.
Only "speculators" that still hold XRP would trade between each other at prices above "the bank rate" because they'd bet on an increase of "the bank rate" at some point in the future so when banks start to accumulate again at higher set prices they could sell for a profit. (or for lending purposes maybe, idk if that'll work too)
>If that's the case then the collective of banks using xrp would have to pay for 15billion xrp (the approximate amount held by retail bagholders), albeit at a much lower price.
Would the banks necessarily have to do this for their operation to work? Couldn't their thing work with X amout of XRP minus those 15billion held by bagholders if they agree to exchange at a fixed price within their own circles?
>This is unlikely to happen because the money that they pay to bagholders is money they're losing
Or "crypto backed securities" will become a thing and they will offload it to the FEDs

>>23281748
Yes, If somehow ripple agrees to handover the 55billion xrp of escrow the IMF and let them be in charge of distributing to banks then that would solve the issue. But their founders would also have to relinquish most of their xrp, and somehow pay off jed before they make the price 2k. In that case, all that's left is to buy up the 15% (15billion) xrp that the retail suppliers hold. That would amount to 30 trillion dollars in total(probably less due to people selling for less than 2k, and the xrp that will never be sold/permanently lost)

>>23282150
>The important point is, ripple owns 55billion xrp, jed has 4 billion, chris larsen has 5billion, other ripple execs own unknown amounts.
This is indeed something that is very difficult to argue against.

Thanks for the conversation, anon. I g2g now.

Godspeed.

Let's hope we all make it.

>>23282171
see>>23282208
I believe that would be the only logical way forward, if they don't use a fork.

>>23282255
Checked, well I believe the amount in escrow is specifically for being given to the banks/IMF. Jeb and Chris getting bought out is plausible especially since they are already rich.

I highly doubt that retail investors will get screwed over. It would put a stain on the new financial system.

>>23282208
Didn’t cugs mention that ripple doesn’t control xrp anymore? Maybe he’s talking about them giving up the escrow to a international org?

>>23282150
>The important point is, ripple owns 55billion xrp, jed has 4 billion, chris larsen has 5billion, other ripple execs own unknown amounts. if we are to assume xrp is valued at 2k, it would make these people and this company worth 100trillion, and these two individuals worth 10 trillion each. reminder that jeff bezos is only worth 200billion in stocks.

no thats not an important point, its a paranoid point. do you think (((they))) stopped jeff bezos or any other rags to riches person when they were just starting up? seemed like he fit in quite well up there in the end.
we care about money cause we're on /biz. (((they))) care about power. money is a side effect to them, or a nice gold star on your lunchbox.

thinking some uber level class person is going to personally steal your money is paranoia. its as paranoid as thinking the terrorists are gonna blow up your car in particular.
your life wont be that exciting, and they have bigger fish to fry.

>>23282323
Ripple execs have said they dont control XRP

>>23282207
If Mellon wasn’t larping 2k eoy, Wouldn’t they need to buy up some of the retail investors xrp since theres only 25billipn in circulation and 55billion in escrow that can only release 1 billion a month?

gotta love this latest FUD

>nooooo it wont moon! it will make these 3 people toooo rich! it just doesnt make sense that someone could be that rich durrrrrrrrrrr

Thats where we are at now. it wont moon because a few people will be too rich.
fucking kek

Do you guys think the 150,000 bitcoin set to return to the people from the mt gox exchange hack will effect bitcoins price bringing the market down bro’s?

>>23282391
It’s a valid point, 100 trillion is worth more than most countries in the world

>>23282391
What a time to be alive

>>23282388
Not that many retail investors own xrp buddy, check the rich list.

BASED RED ALERT. BASED RED ALERT. BASED RED ALERT. BASED RED ALERT. BASED RED ALERT.

Joe Biden has tested positive for covid, also known as "taking the Q deal because I want to save my soul and I'm scared as fuck."

>>23282433
Checked. It's about to get wild(er).

>>23276250
this picture is so fucking hilarious
it's specially hilarious since it's an affinity scam
and it's extra hilarious considering the angle which XRP tackles

it will go down in history as a legendary textbook redflag project
everything about it is wrong, the value proposition, the security, the technology, the ideology...
it's rare to see something so fucking filthy


the sub 20cents threads are going to be incredible

>>23282433
Mother fucker. I saw it on Twitter from an account impersonating a non troll account, tons of people liked and retweeted so I thought "fucking perfect based."

I do apologize for the false alarm. But digits will hopefully meme it into being lol.

https://twitter.com/Breaking911l/status/1316613765966651392?s=19

everytime I post this question I get attacked hurdurr F.U.D
Seriously, how can XRP moon when Ripple is dumping 1 billion XRP every month?
How can XRP moon when Ripple is flooding the market with supply?

>>23277243
>racine wi shit
What shit in Racine? I grew up there. Someone was saying Racine is a hub for vampires but that's too schizo, even for these threads.

>>23282455
Imagine being this retarded I’ve heard this shit all year go beat ur dick in a bush somewhere else lol.>>23282433
fake news

>>23282498
>>23282433
FALSE ALARM. YOU MAY GO BACK TO YOUR PRIOR ASSERTIONS OF FUTURE EVENTS. FALSE ALARM.

>>23282485

>>23282498
Correct. Sorry anon.

>>23282488
this guy on twitter said it would bro what do you not understand? We’re clearly doing a 10000x for sure. Xrp is the standard. Don’t let the chart fool you we haven’t been in a 3 year bear market

>>23276250
New thread
>>23282615
>>23282615
>>23282615
>>23282615
>>23282615

>>23282535

Topping at $0.30 was part of the plan?
Flooding the market with supply, inflating the supply, diluting the price is part of the grand-plan?

>>23280771
>>23280361


B-bros. Why are you guys posting bullish news for bitcoin in an XRP thread?

Marduk even you WTF. How is this good for XRP? Seems like companies know something and are hedging with BTC.