/biz/ - Business & Finance

Bless the baker

Fuck fudders they show they dont know shit every time

IYKYK

>fudders! fud! fuuuud!

Indeed, there is an organized campaign to convince the 5 schizos who hold a grand total of like 100k XRP to sell it!

Truly, that will crash the price of this $24 billion cap token!

>>24695512
Can I just say I’m so happy that when I baked bread #331 I added Mellon links directly back to the OP, and it’s stuck.
For anyone who hasn’t read them, read them.

XRP 2K EOY
CHRIST IS KING

>>24695545
>>24695566
Imagine taking your time just to convince people to sell their shitcoin without having any profit from it yourself

(((24695566)))
>he thinks retail crypto is the end all be all
See you at the next stimulus faggot

>>24695570
Thanks baker.

t. this baker

>>24695570
>>24695601
Based OG Mellonchads

>>24695578
>s-sure, institutional money is just dipping its toes into BTC, at $350 billion mcap
>but secretly they've somehow bought a ton of XRP, even though it's only at $23 !

DAT DELUSION

>>24695576

Imagine never having to work again, holding only long term moonshots, and thus having the luxury of hanging out with you schizos and pointing out the obvious to you

>>24695570
<3

>>24695622
Atleast you havent used that annoying mitt romney big mouth pic yet.

(((24695622)))
>he thinks these changes happen overnight
>he doesnt realize the plumbing is finished we're just waiting for them to turn the water on

>y-yeah so what if XRP has the best institutional backing and leverage in the future system, its not happening right this minute so it wont ever happen!

Will the process of using your spark as collateral to mint FXRP be automated? Do I have to sit like a banker with my Sparks all day signing transactions? Will there be a system where I can enter the amount of Spark I wish to serve as collateral, and automate the process of fulfilling my agent duties?

Im such a fucking brainlet, Im trying to imagine a scenario where I can get FUCKED by staking my sparks, since there are higher incentives at the start to do so. But it seems as long as you stake the spark and fulfill your duties everything should be good.

ANY input to this?

>>24695652
>But it seems as long as you stake the spark and fulfill your duties everything should be good
We dont know exactly how the system will work yet but you summed it up here

>>24695642
>>y-yeah so what if XRP has the best institutional backing and leverage in the future system, its not happening right this minute so it wont ever happen!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>institutional backing!

Institutions are literally deploying their own blockchain solutions, because of course they fucking are. Did you really think they were going to make you rich instead of just developing their own coin? It is no longer 2015

Institutional backing LOL, the institutions are deploying competitors

>In a press release, Umar Farooq, Head of Digital Treasury Services and Blockchain at J.P. Morgan, defined the JPM coin as “a digital coin designed to make instantaneous payments using blockchain technology.”

>Through the use of blockchain technology, the JPM Coin is designed to enable the fast transfer of value between parties that hold accounts in the bank. The JPM Coin is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar.

https://www.bitcoinmarketjournal.com/jpm-coin/

>>24695666
>>24695566
>>24695622

lmao literally every post I've made shitting on this shitcoin has gotten either trips, dub dubs, or dubs

you por fuckers

>>24695666
>Institutions are literally deploying their own blockchain solutions
>666 satan tranny
No one trusts JPM lmao. Get with the times faggot.

>>24695661
Thanks. Hopefully Flare will supply us with the tools for this. Everything they release is detailed on a very low-level so it is hard to imagine what the process will look like for the end-users.

>>24695652
Whatever it will be it's still pretty much free money so you can't really get fucked by staking it, i guess we will see after the drop and implementation

>>24695666
Everytime.
We have to go through this argument.
Seriously...
Yknow this community already said spoon feeding season was over on the 22nd of November.

>>24695685
You’re progressively becoming more and more unhinged with every post lol

>>24695701
The devs said they will closer to mainnet launch

>>24695666
your digits are a sign you're working the wiles of the devil for F R E E
rip your soul
do good in this world, return to the light it's never too late

>>24695723
I dont think he will ever get it and if he doesn't get it... Then its whatever... If he want to get it then he can read through past threads. It is why they are posted...
We already said spoon feeding season was over.

Fuck jed

>>24695696
>n-n--n-nobody t-t-t-tt-trusts

J.P. Morgan does. It's almost as if they'd rather use their own blockchain solution, developed for comparatively peanuts and 100% in their control, than dump their entire wealth into a third-party shitcoin and then lose half of it as all the instant millionaires cash out

That's what they're doing, because of course that's what they're doing.

>>24695716
>>24695723
>ss--s-s-stop

no lol

Hell, my 69K long probably makes me one of the biggest XRP holders on this board

>>24695744

How are you going to remember this conversation when XRP's $0.35

>>24695744
Checked and kekd

>>24695754
Oh so you hold for fun.
You should just sell it now.
Jp morgan has this is the bag

>>24695754
Feel free to continue making a fool of yourself lmao idc
I see I struck a nerve xD

>>24695754
JPM are a bunch of jews trying to beat the change so they can continue their black market activity. BOA is partnered with Ripple...

I wish I could see the look on your face when XRP gets the regulatory clarity it needs (soon)

>>24695777
Dude dont tell him things.
I want the wise investor to make decisions for himself

>>24695777
Checked
Can we even buy JPM coins, yet? Pretty sure you can’t buy them retail iirc

>>24695769

Nah, I am expecting a small retard pump for the Flare airdrop, which I intend to profit from

Then I will enjoy watching you guys scream down to 35 cents

>>24695777
>>24695794

lmfao

>since it's 2015, why would banks just develop their own blockchain and use it?
>I mean, JP Morgan is already doing that, but I'm sure every other bank will just decide to dump their wealth into a third-party volatile shitcoin instead!

>>24695803
>Can we even buy JPM coins, yet? Pretty sure you can’t buy them retail iirc

No, of course you can't, that's the point. You never will be able to buy it retail. It's a stablecoin that allows them to do instant, blockchain-backed funds transfers with zero volatility for zero cost. Aka what XRP is supposed to do, except instead of making internet retards rich, they're keeping 100% control of it themselves. Because of course they fucking are.

XRP was interesting in 2015, when blockchain was brand new, and the idea is good, but now you can just hire devs and have your very own XRP without making Jed a trillionaire.

>>24695794
If he's going to gloss over SBI he's too far gone anyway

>>24695803
They won't be available for retail afaik

>>24695835
A retard pump on xrp for the flaredrop.
What the fuck are you doing?

>>24695835
Only 15%-20% of the xrp supply is held by retail and that number will likely decrease. Will that shut you up christ. Banks wont get dumped.on

>>24695835
You realize XRP and Ripple solve a much bigger problem than banking blockchain right? That is a small part of the entire ecosystem.

>>24695840
Yeah hes here for the fucking airdrop retard pump. He had to come into the fucking thread to tell us about his retard pump profits.

>>24695512
Top of the morning to ya, fellow schizzers

>>24695874
Also cadeut to our industrious baker >>24695512 in the shape of a comfy morning hymn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yByP88jUQH4

>>24695874
Morning

lost 50k because gold went retarded on me. 50k left in the account. just dump it all into cryptos and hold long?

>>24695872
Hopefully he gets a nice profit and his long expires before the switch

>>24695874
there's a guy in here bullying us

>>24695893
Buy WOZX and XRP

>>24695840
>SBI! SBI!
>see, an advisor to the PM of Japan is going to tell him to direct trillions of dollars into a company that he himself owns 8.7% of!
>and assuming this guy actually even suggests such a wildly unethical plan, the PM of Japan, who is apparently a small child, certainly won't realize he's directing literally billions of dollars into this guy's pockets!

Please, stop and think about that

>>24695866

LMAO

>see, Jed owns 50% of the supply
>which really is actually attractive!
>what bank entrusted with billions wouldn't dump that wealth into a token that they don't control?
>I mean, I'm gonna sell immediately and retire, and I guess everyone else will too
>which technically means the bank would lose a huge amount of its wealth
>but what are they gonna do, just develop their own coin, like JPM?
>which is what they're actually doing i guess

>crap wait

>>24695870

LMAO

>this generic old shitcoin from 2014 is actually magic and that's why the entire world is going to tokenize its entire wealth with it!
>once again, losing most of it as all the XRP bagholders cash out
>actually really why would they do that when you could hire a team of devs for peanuts

>>24695898
Ignore bully fren

>>24695895
>>24695872

With 69K at an average entry of .51 I'm sure I will

But seriously, I'm cashed out of all my short-term things, so I have lots of time to make fun of you schizos

Please, please take some profits at .63-.65

>>24695906
Bro you are fighting so much for somone who is here for a retard pump.

Do you know how to make money?
You would let us believe it is going to go up and then...
Sell after the airdrop...
Not sure what you are doing.

>>24695913

>>24695898
Bullying?
No.
You keep reading his posts?
You shouldn’t.
3 threads now he’s had the most posts of any single poster.
>I’m rich
>you should listen to me
>I’m trying to help you
>sell before the airdrop
If anything? This kind of shit makes me hold on tighter to the xrp I bought in the ~$.20 range
You should too

Isn’t interesting the namefags disappeared tonight and this fucking faggot starts up?
No (((coincidences)))

>>24695906
>see, an advisor to the PM of Japan is going to tell him to direct trillions of dollars into a company that he himself owns 8.7% of!
What the fuck are you talking about lol
>oh no, he thinks XRP and Ripple are the same...

>generic old shitcoin from 2014
Yet somehow still has the fastest times, lowest fees and least energy usage...

Yeah i'm thinking you've been DEBUNKED

>>24695932
>Do you know how to make money?

lmao I've done really well this year, thanks :^)

>>24695937
>sell before the airdrop

I haven't said that. I'm going to sell about half my position at .63 and then keep selling, hopefully to .65 -- that's my plan. Yours may be different. I will make a bunch of money. You don't need to sell.

However, if you do not understand that at least SOME of the price action happening right now is people loading up for the airdrop, AND that they are obviously going to sell after, you are insane.

>>24695937
he seems like a loser who comes into communities to get riles out of them and say things that he thinks would upset them

>>24695966
What are you fucking doing then?

>>24695968
Exactly, if you all just stop responding to him he will get bored and look for some other thread

>>24695971
See >>24695968

>>24695937
Imagine being a millionaire fudding all night on 4chan telling people to sell their shitcoins that he himself holds as well

This is the kind of shit that makes me think schizos are on to something

>>24695968
>>24695989
Yeah its fun to argue with him cause he has retarded takes and hes wasting his own time

Ok guys listen up I've been in xrp threads since the beginning of the year. There is a deranged mentally ill person who camped many xrp threads and would fud for hours.Sometimes ALL DAY.

This is the same guy. I can tell. He fuds xrp because he lost everything on it. He is mentally ill and will fud it all night long. He's probably super triggered that there is an xrp general

Trust me this is the same mentally ill fudder

>>24695994
Of course we are.
Don’t forget these threads were raided on FRIDAY THE 13TH
There has been coordinated raiding of threads since then

There are no (((coincidences)))

>>24695994
>Imagine being a millionaire fudding all night on 4chan telling people to sell their shitcoins

It's actually 10:26 a.m. in Tel Aviv.

>>24695989
>>24695990
>>24695997
he doesn't realize he can't disrupt the comfiest place on earth

>>24696003
I 100% believe it, only the most deranged kind of person would be this committed

>>24695954
>Yet somehow still has the fastest times, lowest fees and least energy usage...

LMAO

https://www.bitcoinmarketjournal.com/jpm-coin/
https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/news/digital-coin-payments

The cost to J.P. Morgan to send an instantaneous transfer via JPM is 0. Welcome to the future.

>What the fuck are you talking about lol

Oh, didn't you know that an SBI executive is now an advisor to the PM of Japan?

He, as advisors do, will advise the PM to take policy actions that will create massive, massive financial benefit for himself, and of course the PM of a G7 country will just do that. Because that's what the other schizo was trying to argue lmao

>>24696003

First day here :^) I had no idea these threads were serious

>>24696013
>fud! fuuuud!

Yes indeed, as I said earlier, everyone knows $16 billion of XRP's mcap is held by five losers on /biz/

my mission is to get one of you to sell lmfao

>>24695893
yep, put the majority in xrp to get the most out of the snapshot

Do you get LESS SPARK if you get airdropped on an exchange?

>>24696024

Peak around .65, .35 by January 4

:^)

>>24696029
>>24696024
>>24696014
>>24695994

We're gonna hang out lots

>>24696032
>links an article from march 2019
>The JPM Coin is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar.

Oh nononono its the XRP killer boys. Pack it up, 350 schizo threads for nothing!

>>24696064
>why would banks want instantaneous funds transfers at 1:1 USD for 0 cost when they could make us all rich at a massive loss to themselves?
>did you hear about Japan?

While I am going to laugh at you the whole way down, I do kind of feel bad for you

>>24696029
>>24696060
Lol hahahaha he's super triggered. Back then we didn't have xrp generals. But he's gonna go crazy now that we have generals and they aren't going away anytime soon

>>24696057
Possibly. Flare state >1:1 but the exchanges seem to say only 1:1 will be airdropped.

>>24696094

Exactly :^)

We're gonna hang out all the way down to .35

>>24696079
>0 costs
Damn.

>>24696079
>still doesnt understand the concept of interoperability
Oh boy this is gonna be fun

>>24696096
what are you using then?

>>24696138
>i-i--i-i-i-n-n-nteoperabb-b--b-b-b-b-ility

LMAO

Tell me the complicated algorithm by which a 1 USD stablecoin interacts with another one

>>24696120

Yes, see, it turns out that if the entire blockchain is wholly owned by a company that's developed it as an internal service, and not a profit-making enterprise, the cost per tx is zero

>>24695937
You shat up 5 threads yesterday, take it easy anon

>>24696179
Do yourself a favor and get familiar with dex.xrplapps.com

>>24696153
Ledger, XUMM and a smol amount on Binance. Kinda nervous.

>>24696003
I think I remember who you are talking about. Yep same giant faggot who admitted he holds xrp

>>24696200
why are you nervous fren?
btw is XUMM only for phone?

>>24696199

lmao

>look, this can sort of do what Ethereum's been doing for years!
>kind of!

>>24696219
>admitted

lmao I added another 800 to my long, might make it an even 70k if it dips below .575

See, I like making money

>>24696222
>why are you nervous fren?
Snapshot FUD got me *literally* shaking XD
>btw is XUMM only for phone?
Yes, I believe so.

>>24696237
>>look, this can sort of do what Ethereum's been doing for years!
>>kind of!
Brainlet detected

>>24696257

My negro I must gently remind you that you are an XRP bagholder

>>24696237
> id ooF
Sorry buddy ngmi

>>24696269

b-but I already made it

>>24696277
Anon you seem pretty based.
What coins do you recommend other than this shitcoin?

>>24696277
>>24696266
>>24695966
>>24695666
>>24695622
>>24695566

has any human being gotten so many dubs, dubs dubs, and trips in one thread

maybe this thing hits .66, I will be out before then

>>24696266
Nigger faggot I must remind you that you spend all your valuable time arguing with people about an investment you deem without value.

What do you gain from this? Either you are a deranged lunatic who's massive ego needs constant stimulation, or you are secretly an XRP bagholder who enjoys riling up the other bagholder.

Regardless its clear you have some form of agenda by staying around and putting in this much effort ;)

>>24696277
Sorry anon i didn’t mean it, was just making a joke. You’re a good guy.

Ooh, yeah! All right!
We're crabbin':
I wanna crab it wid you.
We're crabbin', crabbin',
And I hope you like crabbin', too.

Ain't no rules, ain't no vow, we can do it anyhow:
I'n'I will see you through,
'Cos everyday we pay the price with a little sacrifice,
crabbin' till the crab is through.

We're crabbin' -
To think that crabbin' was a thing of the past;
We're crabbin',
And I hope this crab is gonna last.

No bullet can stop us now, we neither beg nor we won't bow;
Neither can be bought nor sold.
We all defend the right; Jah - Jah children must unite:
Your life is worth much more than gold.

We're crabbin' (crabbin', crabbin', crabbin)
And we're crabbin' in the name of the Lord;
We're crabbin' (crabbin', crabbin', crabbin),
We're crabbin' right straight from Yah.

Yeh! Holy Mount Zion;
Holy Mount Zion:
Jah sitteth in Mount Zion
And rules all creation.

Yeah, we're - we're crabbin' (wotcha-wa),
Wotcha-wa-wa-wa, we're crabbin' (wotcha-wa),
See, I wanna crab it wid you
We're crabbin' (crabbin', crabbin', crabbin')
I'm crabbed: I hope you're crabbin', too.

crab's about my pride and truth I cannot hide
To keep you satisfied.
True love that now exist is the love I can't resist,
So crab by my side.

We're crabbin' (crabbin', crabbin', crabbin'), yeah-eah-eah!
I wanna crab it wid you.
We're crabbin', we're crabbin', we're crabbin', we're crabbin',
We're crabbin', we're crabbin', we're crabbin', we're crabbin';
Hope you like crabbin', too.
We're crabbin', we're crabbin' (crabbin'),
We're crabbin', we're crabbin' (crabbin').
I wanna (I wanna crab it wid you) - I wanna -
I wanna crab wid you now.
crabbin', crabbin' (hope you like crabbin' too).
Eh-eh! I hope you like crabbin', I hope you like crabbin',
'Cause (I wanna crab it wid you). I wanna ... wid you.
I like - I hope you - I hope you like crabbin', too.
I wanna crab it;
I wanna crab it.

>>24696295
Yes easy, check em
Now answer my question fag
>>24696285

>>24694371
Important announcement.

Xrp xlm master race space age money schemin'

Stealin yo bitch

>>24696329
S O O N

>>24696285
>>24696311

Can't deny those dubs

BTC, ETH

Current retard moonbags are BUIDL, RLR (huge staking rewards until Dec 26), SnowSwap (possibly Cronje's 4th token), Eclipseum, oh and VersoView. Holding LINK and XOR but I intend to dump them at $15 and $165, all the huge gains are gone there (I think)

Tempted by Woz's coin but I dunno

>>24696299
>valuable time

Negro I am rich and drunk on expensive Japanese whiskey and bored

>or you are secretly an XRP bagholder who enjoys riling up the other bagholder.

Currently longing 69,882 XRP

>>24696307

Thank you, Anon

>>24696324

>>24696355
>bored
we've got that in common

At least you will (slightly) profit off XRP

Actually thats pretty fucking impressive that some startup convinced over 60 exchanges (including biggest on the market) to literally hold trading of 3rd biggest asset just for them to make a snapshot. Which is not even same blockchain.
I dont know maybe thats schizos threads but I did not saw something like this in crypto ever and Im around couple of years. Maybe they really know something?

>>24696363
It's getting so exciting

>>24696372

lmao I suspect I will profit off XRP more than anyone in this thread

>>24696406

morning lads.. have you been buying the dip?

>>24696378
come on in

>>24695924
>average entry of .51
retard confirmed.

>>24696378
hmm food for thought. Although i have reservations. Stole some money from my dad to put in ripple.

>>24696406
Same. 2.5m bag holder here. Get about $1.2k from interest every month, and I donate sperm for another 1.5k. comfy af

>>24696464

unironically based

>>24696451

I was bored and decided to long some XRP as a joke

Now I will entertain myself in these threads for the next day

>>24696462
Whats that numbers that he posted?

>>24696464
post bags or larp

>>24696492
its a larp

>>24695652
i think we're all waiting to see the system in action, but as far as i can tell, staking will be pretty passive and maybe being an agent/lending will be a little bit more labor intensive but i imagine the smart contracts built into flare will make it around as simple as sending a venmo payment, maybe a little more calculation and double-checking (especially when the terms of the contract are more intricate or multiple parties are involved)

if you look into the Flare blog they get fairly deep into the mechanics of it but I only retained the basics, which are basically

>2k EOY
>WAGMI
>XRP is the best digital asset for payment
>this is the technology that will change the current economic system and by understanding it we will be able to make a disproportionately large impact on the future
>we are the people who are going to heal this sick world
>we shall all be free
>by serving others we shall ourselves become free
>we were led here for a reason
>we made a promise before we were born
>this is our chance to make good on our promise

the next few years are going to be pretty interesting, i think. i'm excited.

>>24696574
>XRP is the best digital asset for payment
>it's 2015

jej

>>24696489
Have a (you) for that nostalgia pic

>>24696462
The post in your pic is a complete bullshit larp. Would go completely against ripples published "last mile" timeline, and give China ample opportunity to take over the crypto space.

>>24696355
>WOZX
I suggest you do not do that, see below:
>>/biz/thread/24581617#p24581617

Buy XRP and please the devil
See you when it dies.
XRP never reaching > ATH again

>>24695777
checked.

this is exactly the conclusion i had come to. JPM coin's tech is worse in every way to XRP (and its partners R3 and SWIFT). the only possible advantage is obfuscation. JPM is Rockefeller/Rothschild/Carnegie/Astor/Mellon/Eastern establishment/royal bloodlines. These are the same people who are working with Ripple, who made the Fed and who are behind this whole transition. It's all Cabal money. It would be foolish to think they aren't working together on some level.

i imagine Quorum/JPM is being allowed for observation purposes- or, yknow, blind spots (financial or otherwise) are useful for any number of reasons.

>>24695893
This is the 5th time you ask this

>>24695835
bruh you've been at this for what, 8 or 10 hours? i've left like 3 times and come back, you've been in what, 4 or 5 consecutive threads? i hope you're getting paid, because if not, jesus christ dude that's not healthy.

>>24696606

Yeah, I bought some ~2.00, sold at ~2.50 and never looked back

Now if Steve Jobs were around and started a shitcoin, oh lawdy

>>24696649
>p-p-p--pp-please stop

no lol

>>24696599

yw fren

I just discovered an old backup and have been posting from it tonight

>>24696013
>>24696003
XSG OBVIOUSLY GLOWS

these people are paid or gathering data or personality profiles or something

it's part of the same thing as Q and Cicada 3301 i think.

i wouldn't be surprised if they were working with the people who run 4chan and had access to our IP and post history. i think it's the same thing as /GATE/ on some level.

>>24696651
Steve Jobs isn't dead.
XRP is the one that's dead.

>>24695512
Newfagg here, Buy Sideways sell Diagonal, I only have 140 XRP and another 40 tied up in coinbase account review bullshit. Is it worth me selling at the peak of the drop? then shorting after it drops post airdrop before it builds back up again for 2K EOY.

Dubs = 1xrp = 1 xrp

>>24696666

Why do you gotta do this man, we need positivity, you are bringing me down man

>>24696663
Lol you really are a tinfoil schizo
Have you considered the possibility that simply people like shitting on you fags for the way you all behave?
>2K EOY
>JUPYTER ALIGNING
>THE ELITES
>THE BANKS
>FUUUDDD FUUUUDDDDD

>>24696666

holy shit look at those digits

It's very true, but we can at least ride the corpse down the hill a bit

>>24696295
its because you are posting using a glowing algorithm to give you digits you faggot and you are gloating about it

if you are a living and breathing human and not an advanced bot, i seriously recommend quitting your job and using your savings to travel and seek enlightenment because this is not a healthy lifestyle man

and if you're a robot, then know that i just finished fucking a toaster, how does it feel that I fucked your sister you silicon-based loser. she loved it too, she was sizzlin hot

>>24696492
Not entirely unbelievable, if you were here in 2018 and bought link. As a skeptic of xrp I can tell you that the fud regarding the banks creating their own token is invalid, and anyone who thinks that simply doesn’t understand the problem that xrp is solving. I won’t spoon feed too hard but the basic gist is, creating the type of connections and infrastructure like ripple has for the past 7 years is difficult. Xrpl has stood the test of time and the idea that a fresh project can just magically rival ripples ecosystem is as delusional as the schizos pushing 2k Eoy. Why do you think they’re the only company in the world tackling this issue? Publicly no other company is even close to being a competitor to ripple. Will xrp magically reach 4 digits in the blink of an eye? 99.9% chance no, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see high two digits or even low 3 digits, and that’s more than enough for most of us to never wage slave again. My predictions are conservative but we are living in unprecedented times and who’s knows what could happen in the coming months-years if xrp sees real world use.

>>24696688
He’s posted 24 times he’s a retard

>>24696591
Lord, you have not always given me the easiest road in this existence, but thank you for not making me The Loneliest JP Morgan Coin Shill on a forum for shut-in autists

>>24696685
S-sh-shut up FUDDer, you're getting paid by the elites
>haha pajeet

no wait, you're a bot
no no
FUUUUUDDDD

>>24696688
You're deluded, you need to seek help.
There simply isn't enough NLP technology to have such a sophisticated chat bot, and if there was one, it wouldn't be on a thread full of schizo retards like you

If he was actually a bot, do you realize you'd be trying to insult a bunch of rocks basically?

>>24696679
you like shitting on us now, but we're going to be the ones shitting on you in the future. literally, i have foreknowledge that this is true. in 2027 or 2028 you are going to be homeless and living in a pay-by-the-hour motel on Colfax in Denver, and we (2 of the anons in this thread and me) are going to be on a space-coke bender, and we are going to arrange to take turns defecating on your chest and stomach for like 25 DOGE apiece

if i were you I'd lay off the Japanese whiskey, friend, it's going to lead you down a dark path. Soon enough it will be Seagrams, and after that, black and brown dick.

pic related is what you sound like and what everyone in this thread pictures you looking like

>>24696688

lmfao looks like you're the glowie here

>i seriously recommend quitting your job and using your savings to travel and seek enlightenment because this is not a healthy lifestyle man

I quit my job months ago. I made it off ESH, AMPL, XOR and SUSHI

Now I can hang out here and torment you schizos all the way down to .35

>>24696711
>The Loneliest JP Morgan Coin Shill

lmfao nobody can shill JPM, you absolute retard. That's the point. XRP's sole use case is being duplicated, by XRP's sole potential customers, for free

There will be no retail sale of JPM because JP Morgan will retain 100% control of it. It will always be 1:1 USD. It will always be 0 cost to transact.

This is what banks will do and in fact are doing. They're not going to buy your shitcoin. XRP is dead.

>>24696716
>tfw sirs discover my mission to dissuade the billionaire XRP holders of /biz/

>>24696759
Oh, and you expect the banks around the world to trust each other? For the nations around the world?

>>24696753
LOL you're absolutely delusional holy fuck.
I'm never gonna live in Denver, nor the U.S.
I own a house
I don't drink

>i have foreknowledge that this is true
Pic related, it's you

>>24696785
>Oh, and you expect the banks around the world to trust each other? For the nations around the world?

With a stablecoin?

Yes, of course.

>>24696759
Jpm does not solve the same issue xrp tackles. Apples and oranges

ummm....bros?

...

>>24696962
What does this mean?

>>24696917

oh god, here comes the

>XRP is magic!

delusion

It turns out that the definition of blockchain is "ledger," you dumb bagholder. You can wrap any asset in any token. Sadly, in fact, banks are not going to lose billions in order to make you rich.

They will, as we're seeing with JPM, just hire developers to create their own blockchain solution, and then they'll use that.

>>24696962

lmao just another in the series of XRP bagholders getting dumped on and trying to convince themselves it's bullish

>>24697015

What does it look like?

So if trump wins what makes us so sure hes going to be bullish on xrp? I thought he was anti deepstate, NWO, globalists aka xrp, wef, imf etc.

>>24696759
Imagine makin a few millions last bullrun or even more recently and then still shitposting on the chans. No amount of money will fix these misers, they will always be a low class loser and you can easily see this by the way they write. Some of these faggots are also in various discord groups and shill various uniswap scams here. There was a lot of money siphoned out from /biz via the Uniswap and other Shiterium scams.

>>24696962
Fuck Jed

>>24697021
spoon feeding season ended in november, sorry
shame you are so close to understanding... of course everybank and country will make its own coin. and then what will be needed?

>>24697023
>I thought he was anti deepstate, NWO, globalists aka xrp, wef, imf etc.
I have some bad news for you

http://visupview.blogspot.com/

https://www.thefarmpodcast.com/e/args-discordianism-cicada-3301-and-qanon-wjohn-brisson-jack-heart-recluse/

>>24697082

lmao imagine bagholding a dead shitcoin and trying to convince yourself you've outsmarted every bank in the world

imagine further bagholding a dead shitcoin as banks do what everyone has been patiently explaining to you for a year now, just hire devs to create their own blockchain solutions which they will own 100%, turns out it is not 2014 and in fact banks can transfer funds and assets without buying some ancient shitcoin!

>>24697105
>nd then what will be needed?

Nothing, you retard. There's no interoperability challenge with stablecoins. 1 JPM will equal 1 GSC will equal 1 CMC will equal 1 CSC will equal 1 USD.

They sure as fuck won't use some third-party volatile shitcoin to try to translate 1 USD into 1 USD.

>>24697193
>Nothing, you retard. There's no interoperability challenge with stablecoins. 1 JPM will equal 1 GSC will equal 1 CMC will equal 1 CSC will equal 1 USD.

>They sure as fuck won't use some third-party volatile shitcoin to try to translate 1 USD into 1 USD

>>24697023
I don't like Biden but from what I have heard his administration is good for XRP. I would be happy if Trump wins just for the lulz but I don't really care I'm not a burger.

>>24697023
JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY
>JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY
JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY
>JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY
JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY
>JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY JUDY

>>24695835
Surly you can't be this dumb, are you a woman? Seriously...

>>24697249
>I don't like Biden but from what I have heard his administration is good for XRP. I would be happy if Trump wins just for the lulz but I don't really care I'm not a burger.

lmao

https://tlaib.house.gov/media/press-releases/tlaib-garcia-and-lynch-stableact

>>24697244
>oh shit he's right
>this shitcoin had a use case in 2014 when blockchain was new, but now literally any of its functions can be duplicated by a couple of decent devs
>oh fuck one major bank has already deployed its own coin and is using it at 0 tx cost to itself
>maybe they're not going to lose tens of billions in order to make me rich! maybe they'll just use their own coin for free!

>i know, i'll post a dumb wojak
>pwnt!

.564 now, see you at .35!

>>24697293
>u-u-u dumb
>not like me, a bagholder of a dead shitcoin

lmao

>>24697193
>29 posts by this ID

>>24697316
Screencapped for future lulz

>>24697305
Why does he try so hard? 29 posts with reaction images which reeks of glowniggetry.

When the hell is it going to moon for the snap shot. Not 2k but like up 20c. Want my long ready. Need some pocket money while I wait for real moon

>>24697305
Are you unironically shilling JPM, a stablecoin pegged to the dollar, to XRP? You think they are equivalent?

>>24697023
it's still a level playing field, there's just a difference in what you can make out of it in the end

>>24697144
This is ONE connection, its from the 70’s, ended in the 80’s. Trump bought a casino that had ties to rockerfellas and deepstate before selling it soon after. I hardly see how this is indicative of anything what so ever.

I am genuinely curious if you had any real evidence.

>>24697286
Guiliani?

>>24697340
Either one of the most autistic humans alive if he's serious or one sad sack of shit if contracted to do this.

>>24697350
Hmmmm, I dont understand.

>>24697374
Judy "and under a gold standard, you did have that stability and I think that's what's missing and so, I like the idea of a gold standard... I mean it could be used in a very cryptocurrency way" Shelton.

>>24697322
>s-s-s-ss-ss-stop

no lol

we're gonna hang out lots :^)

>>24697340

oh shit, you've exposed me

it turns out $17 billion of XRP's $24 (and falling) billion mcap is held by three guys here. My job is to get one to sell so I can snatch up cheap bags!

>>24697349
>shilling
>JPM
>a stablecoin that will never be sold at retail

it is impossible to shill JPM, my bagholding friend. You can never buy it. That's the point.

Banks, when they want a blockchain solution, will develop their own, like JPM, and then use it, for free. Which is what is happening.

This is the problem with XRP. It's not 2014 any more, you can hire blockchain devs because there are lots around. Then, like JPM, a bank can have a non-volatile coin that they control 100% of, which allows them to do instantaneous blockchain-verified transactions, for a cost to them of zero.

>>24697389
it's just a medium of exchange, it can be used for good or for bad. it is not inherently evil or NWO friendly
it's like saying a hammer is bad because you can kill people with it - you can also use it to build stuff

24hr update.

Flair soon.
Coinbase sucks.
Snowballs / snowball effect
Board filled with fud

>>24697410
>Banks, when they want a blockchain solution, will develop their own, like JPM, and then use it, for free
Yes what I meant is you are comparing JPMCoin to XRP? You think they are the same?

>>24697359
Must be joking, his whole life and family is evidence of intelligence and covert dealing. Also unless you listen to the podcast and read the visup blog there is nothing to discuss here. Lol at you demanding "real evidence".

>>24697404
Christopher Waller was confirmed to the senate not Judy Shelton.

Do you think if trump implemented a gold standard xrp would be used? I’m thinking I’m bullish on xrp if Biden gets in but again, if not I thought Donald was anti globalists consolidating power and therefor maybe he would not use xrp. I dont Judy liking a tweet means she and trump are xrp maximists lol.

https://bitrue.zendesk.com/hc/en-001/articles/1500000229441


Bitrue will allow to trade SPARK even before it will be distributed

>>24697446
>Christopher Waller was confirmed to the senate not Judy Shelton.
Judy wasn't nominated for the senate.

>>24697417
>fud

This I will never get tired of

>it's not people pointing out that this dead shitcoin is a dead shitcoin!
>it's some nefarious campaign to trick people into selling it!
>because apparently there are XRP billionaires in this thread who are also somehow weak-minded enough to be swayed by internet posts!

>>24697438
>Yes what I meant is you are comparing JPMCoin to XRP? You think they are the same?

Yes, my frustrated bagholding friend. When a bank wants blockchain functionality, they will in fact just develop it for themselves and then use it for so close to free that the difference is irrelevant.

There is literally nothing XRP can do that can't be duplicated for zero use cost.

You really thought banks would lose literally hundreds of billions of dollars, so they can make you rich for holding a shitcoin, when they can and already have just hired someone to develop their own coin?

>only have 1k xrp
will i sort of make it?

>>24697445
What podcast? If I check out the podcast and blog are you willing to be either praised or called a spastic?

>>24697416
But Mellon our sacred insider said xrp was literally evil because its whole point is to consolidate power for elites. As we all argued back in september/october when ripple was going to move out of the united states, ripple is not controlled by or dependant on the US so I fail to see how suddenly ripple would be used for good if Trump got back into office.

>>24697486
I have 6.5k and I feel like it won't be enough

>>24697474
Now suddenly JPMCoin is the NWO crypto. We better rename these threads to /JPMCSG/. This is the weakest argument i've read in my months of being in these threads.

>>24697470
Sorry I meant fed board

>>24697486
Did you buy sub .10c?

>>24697581
>This is the weakest argument i've read in my months of being in these threads.

lmao wait, you've held XRP for months? while everyone else got rich?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA

>Now suddenly JPMCoin is the NWO crypto

No, my bagholding friend. The "NWO crypto" will be a bunch of stablecoins created and issued by banks, allowing themselves the joys of instantaneous, blockchain-based transfers of assets. They will do this, like JPM, for the cost of hiring a dev team.

They will not dump trillions of dollars into a third-party shitcoin from 2014, losing half of it as thousands of instant millionaires and billionaires cash out. They will not make Jed the 11th richest country in the world.

They'll just do what JP Morgan did, and hire some devs.

>>24697517
What's your average price per coin?

>>24697491
No I don't care for your worthless praise or anybody elses, neither do I care if you look into it. Not seeing through the charade and circus of the past 4 years already makes you a lowly peasant with a garbage intuition.
Imbeciles like you swallowed the Gamegate psyop and every other LARP peddled on the chans.

>0.55

lmfao, loving the snapshot fomo

>>24697617
You have an incredibly brainlet take on the current environment. Hopefully you can ape into one more cronje project before regulations hit.

Why have bankers and (((them))) given normies three years to accumulate make it stacks ?

This makes no sense to take us for the ride.

>>24697668
>Hopefully you can ape into one more cronje project before regulations hit.

You know, Keep3r is the first Cronje project I've bought. Up 40%, which is nice

>b-b-b-brainlet
>ignore how one bank on the schizo chart has already deployed its own coin

lmfao see you at .35 <3

night night /biz/, see you all tomorrow.

>>24697700

The answer is that of course they're not

https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/news/digital-coin-payments

To the surprise of noone who is not a delusional bagholder, banks are just deploying their own blockchain solutions for the cost of hiring a dev team, rather than make Jed the world's first trillionaire

>>24696753
Are they both absorbing grapefruits up the ass or something?

Reminder: niggers tongue my anus, xrp .3 eoy

>>24697700
Why would they possibly do that?

>>24697726
It is possible that banks would adopt an already functioning and established crypto currency though.

>>24697639
I bought in initially at $0.28 and since then I've been DCAing in. Average cost around $0.40 I'd say.

To be honest, I would want to swing XRP for more profit but one of my theories is that one day exchanges will stop selling XRP and everyone who where swinging and selling will not be able to get back their bags.
That can happen any day now.

>>24697726
There’s the people with actual valid fud, then there’s this clown

>>24697517
Even if we ever hit $5, $5K really isn't all so much tfw. But 30k looks ok.
>>24697618
Bought sub .04, didnt touch it for years until I saw the recent charts. I should have put more that time tfw. I pulled out my inital investment long ago ($50 lol), so what I have right now is all profit no matter what at least. The ride is fun if anything.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Nice, wake up this morning and there is a new meme FUD.
>muuuuh cost of a dev team
hahaha don't change shills, you're hilarious.
I hope some of you won't suicide at $2k so I can still make fun of you.

>>24697865
what? It's creating more demand

>>24697873
Yeah, like jerking off is creating more sex lmao.

>>24697800
>It is possible that banks would adopt an already functioning and established crypto currency though.

Yes, why spend a couple million hiring developers to develop a stablecoin, like they're actually doing in real life?

There's a much stronger business case for just handing over hundreds of billions or even trillions of dollars over to a third-party company, making its developer who holds the majority of the supply the world's richest man, losing god knows how much of that wealth as all the instant millionaires cash out, all so they can use a volatile shitcoin that they will never control.

I mean, the fact that it's volatile alone makes it useless for banks.

>your $10,000,000 transfer has arrived!
>unfortunately, the value of XRP isn't constant, so it's actually just $9,950,000.
>you didn't need ALL of that money, did you?

Look at JPM. That's what banks are doing instead of XRP.

>>24697865
>USING BAGHOLDERS' OWN MONEY TO PND THEM

LMAO OH LAWDY

>>24697867
can you debunk tho pls im scared

>>24697880
Decreasing the supply, will increase relative demand. Maybe take a lesson in Economics newfag

>>24695512
Can anyone gleam any useful statistics off this? It seems to me that while all acounts have increased, whales have lessened and poor people have bought up more XRP. What does that tell us?

>>24697898
>why spend a couple million hiring developers to develop a stablecoin
>There's a much stronger business case for just handing over hundreds of billions or even trillions of dollars over to a third-party company, making its developer who holds the majority of the supply the world's richest man, losing god knows how much of that wealth as all the instant millionaires cash out, all so they can use a volatile shitcoin that they will never control
In all fairness we could argue the same could be true for most real life ventures, however you and i both know it's not. A lot of companies would rather purchase an established platform than go through the busy body work of building it themselves even though it's perfectly within their means.

>>24697920

Not the case, exacty the opposite

>>24697898
you can make this argument for literally every other crypto. just make your own lol

>>24697865
Old news. They've been buying XRP for a while, nothing surprising.
It's weird, they are regularly buying XRP and nothing ever happened to price then suddenly at the end of November it starts pumping. Almost as if it wasn't related at all ....
>>24697908
No I don't waste time on retards.

>>24697911
https://ripple.com/insights/q3-2020-xrp-markets-report/
Where does it say they did that in order to decrease the supply?
>>24697945
Yes, whales collectively own 26 million XRP. KEK

>>24697973
Imagine the state xrp would be in without being supported with these buys.
Surely this is a huge red flag.

>>24697945
>A lot of companies would rather purchase an established platform than go through the busy body work of building it themselves even though it's perfectly within their means.

lmao

>we'd rather hand over literally billions of dollars to Jed and XRP bagholders rather than do what we're actually doing

When the cost of using "an established platform" is up to 50% of the wealth transferred, yeah, spending a couple bucks to hire some devs makes a lot more sense. Which is why they're doing that.

https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/news/digital-coin-payments

>>24697954
>you can make this argument for literally every other crypto. just make your own lol

Yes. The flip side of this is that there is absolutely zero argument for XRP that can't be duplicated by a wholly-owned coin like JPM. Except, again, JP Morgan can send a hundred billion dollars through JPM without making Jed the world's richest man and hoping he doesn't cash out.

>>24697973
>nothing new here!
>just the sole issuer of a shitcoin buying it up to try to increase the price!

oh lord, you deserve what's coming

>>24697911
Niggernomics 101

>>24697908
It would imply every financial institution to use JPMCoin, which none of the other banks would be in for and would likely violate anti trust laws. Seeing as how its a stablecoin pegged to the dollar, it would still need to have an interledger protocol to ensure interoperability. That is XRP. JPMCoin is not the internet of value XRP is. This guy is mega stupid.

>>24697700
Because we aren't shit. People got rich off btc as well, but it's all minuscule amounts. We're talking about the global economy. Out of world population, only 1,3-2,3% of people have ever had any crypto. We're still in first stage moving to second. Nearly all of the wealth created from crypto will go to existing wealth (whales). We're literally bacteria in the gut of the lion. Why should it care if the bacteria benefits from its success?

>>24697726
>>24697898
They will STILL need a GLOBAL currency. If each bank creates their own shitty CBDC (which are centralized as hell), they won't use each others. Any international transaction would still require nostro-vostro accounts which account for trillions of dollars, just standing uselessly, waiting to be used. Even if a country created its own crypto, it would still retain the same problems as USD. Nobody likes global USD, not even Americans. It's a shitty situation with no alternative except a GLOBAL, DECENTRALIZED, TRUSTLESSS currency. Out of all existing cryptos, guess which is closest to the mark? Yes, exactly. See, you're not that dumb afterall. You can still partake in the greatest redistribution of wealth in the history of humankind.

Swung 30 Lumens for a loss of $.05. it's literally ogre.

>>24698007
>spending a couple bucks to hire some devs makes a lot more sense
You're assuming it's that easy and that simple though. You don't KNOW it's going to function as well as they're hoping it will. You don't KNOW it will work long term. This is the risk that would be avoided by using an established currency.
>A lot of companies would rather purchase an established platform than go through the busy body work of building it themselves even though it's perfectly within their means.
If this were a ridiculous take then you could explain why so many companies do it, but you won't because you're a retard.

>>24697953
Dude I gave you the fucking numbers, are you retarded? Fucking mouthbreather. I just wanted someone to do cool stats off the raw data, but you can already see from the raw data what the trends are.

Your graph includes exchanges and possibly even escrow accounts.

>>24698007
It's literally going to dump all day. Frick this shidcoin

>>24698046
do it yourself you lazy cunt, the numbers arent hard to get, you havent been helpful at all

At least the volume is rising. Oh wait, it's snot! Mormon gang represent.

>>24698074
They're not easy to get. There's no way to see past numbers. The only reason I have january of this year is because I randomly stumbled on it off a yt video. You cannot see past numbers otherwise.

>>24698027
>They will STILL need a GLOBAL currency. If each bank creates their own shitty CBDC (which are centralized as hell), they won't use each others.

You delusional lunatic, there already is one. It's called USD.

A stablecoin that tokenizes USD is completely interoperable because it's worth 1 USD.

>we could all agree on a stablecoin standard, which would take one meeting
>OR, we could tokenize all our money using this fluctuating shitcoin of which the majority is owned by someone else lmao!

>>24698043

It is no longer 2014. Blockchain devs are everywhere. JPM has been active for months. It works. The other ones will work. Banks are not some mom and pop store looking for an already developed solution, especially one that would cost tens of billions of dollars to actually used (ie, how you'd make any money off holding XRP)

Stop thinking like a bagholder and THINK.

https://decrypt.co/50876/jed-mccaleb-immediately-sells-30-million-xrp-after-getting-266-million

Jed's public wallet holds 251 million XRP. $2K EOY! would make his public wallet holdings $500 billion. Of bank money. How likely is that to happen?

Also Jed, after receiving his latest XRP transfer, immediately dumped 23 million on the market, ie you, the XRP bagholder. That guy doesn't seem to think those tokens are going to be worth much.

>>24698065
It's literally gonna start pumping soon.

>>24698046
What are you, 12?

No, I need more XRP before i hits 2K, i only have 100 :(

Make it wait for me please

>>24698109
>You delusional lunatic, there already is one. It's called USD.

>A stablecoin that tokenizes USD is completely interoperable because it's worth 1 USD.

>>24698121
Bcb is bullish. Thats all I care about. I'm not seeing an incoming pump. Which means it's coming

Good luck to us

>>24698109
I thought I was only going to see you tomorrow. Go to sleep, nigger.

>>24698109
> $2K EOY!
Mate that's a meme, no one genuinely thinks it's going 2k.
>Banks are not some mom and pop store looking for an already developed solution
Neither are any of the large companies buying solutions they could make themselves.
>JPM
That's fair, it's one currency by one bank? Fair enough.
But if we use your logic most crypto is useless, yet it's value goes up.

>>24697445
Oh, yeah I have already listened to that wackjob podcast when you were spamming it and it was a long boring piece of shit that failed to convince me of anything at all.
And the website is another piece of literal who, literal what deboonker masturbation with 5 people tuning in

Heres some debunking for you
Click website
“trump” in searchbar


article 1: goodfellas-dark-tower-and-beyond-part-i
>trump had ties to the mob and fbi in the 70’s
More resorts international shit desu so again not indicative of shit

Article 2: the-game
>kushner is a jew and trump did middle east stuff and a trade negotiation with china
Ok mayte, already knew that

Article 3:New world chaos
>trumps defence positions are occupated by veterans so that must make them psychopaths
>heres a pic of mattis next to what looks like an ss flag in the background and a quote on killing”
>immigration, russia, dia, jsoc taking authority from the cia Aka. Anti deep state, military budget
>Tags Labels: Illumination, New World Order, propaganda, shadow government

Jesus fucking christ those tags following that article lol I was going to read most if not all of these to completely btfo you and make sure I wasnt getting this wrong but considering itt. writer here, this guy sicks ass at writing and illustrating a coherent picture so those tags were the straw that broke the camels back.
One more and if it fails to convince me I’m out

Article 4:
Yeah I’m done
I flipped through the rest, there wasnt much. It just said trump had ties to the deepstate here. Here was a hyperlink. The link was a dead one.


I’m thinking you’re a spastic.

>>24698109
Take a break dude. I promise you your fud hasn't gone unnoticed. It’s cool that you put this much effort into it and all but nobody is going to sell their bags because of you. Literally nobody here is gonna read your reddit spacing fud at fucking XSG #THREE HUNDRED THIRSTY SEVEN and suddenly get weak hands.

>>24697445
>>24697144
Maybe I’m the spastic. This poster wasted hours of my time with his BS.

>>24698109
>didn't read my post
>proceeds to embarrass himself

USD is a centralized, dilutive piece of shit. What do you think drew institutions into cryptos in the first place, creating this bull run?

>this fluctuating shitcoin
There is no currency that doesn't fluctuate. If you knew ANYTHING about xrp, you'd know that its transaction speed is in the seconds. No fluctuation will have any more of an effect than for any currency ever.

And besides its price is only volatile because mcap is low. Just like any other crypto.

>That guy doesn't seem to think those tokens are going to be worth much.
Jed is literally the only shitstain on xrp. Do you know anything about Jed? He's an unstable manchild and previously tried to deliberately dump xrp's price to promote xlm. He doesn't care about xrp or about making the most money off it. He just dumps as soon as he can. That's why his holdings got escrow'd.

Jed will sell out in a year probably. That's nothing in the grand scheme of things. Jed's sellings don't even compare to BTC miner dumps.

>>24698208
If Ripple runs a vote on burning Xrp like they say they’re discussing doing right now. It won’t matter how many Jed dumps.

>>24698152

Fine, I will <3

>>24698142

You could literally transfer a stablecoin to a different stablecoin using a piece of paper. The value is constant. 1 = 1

>>24698162
>Neither are any of the large companies buying solutions they could make themselves.

Let me fix that for you

"the large companies will make their own solutions"

>But if we use your logic most crypto is useless, yet it's value goes up.

No, many crypto products have actual use cases. Even as just a store of value.

XRP's laughable claim to a use case is to be used by banks for settlements and derivatives. Anyone (who isn't a delusional bagholder) who thinks about it for even a second will realize that XRP is actually the perfect example of what a bank would NOT want for that

>majority ownership of supply by a third party, backed by nothing but market liquidity, aka what the banks would have to provide
>huge ownership by a bunch of retail holders who will instantly sell to enrich themselves, guaranteeing massive loss of that wealth as bagholders cash out
>fluctuating value means transmitting a quantity of XRP will mean different dollar amounts arriving at the receiver's end, making it completely useless vs a stablecoin for actually doing bank-scale transfers
>not even getting into every TX, thanks to fluctuating value, being a taxable capital gains/loss event in many jurisdictions including the US, creating an accounting nightmare that does not exist with stablecoins
>third party actively and openly engaged in price manipulation of the fluctuating token, what the fuck

It's literally the opposite, in every way, of what a bank needs from a coin. Which is why JPM and all the other bank coins will be, of course, stablecoins that they control 100% of the supply of.

>>24698109
The entire point of XRP/XRPL is that it's not a currency, it's a medium to transfer assets.
>Mr Zhang from China Bank needs to transfer 1b CNY to the John Smith bank in Colorado
>he converts 1b CNY into XRP sent it through XRPL with almost no fee attached
>1s later John Smith bank receives 1b worth of XRP and redeems it in USD
If you can see how that is more efficient and cheaper than a regular bank transfer you're completely lost.
That's also why XRP's current market price is not sustainable for its envisioned application.

>>24698226
Honestly the ONLY gripe I have with xrp is that it's only going to get burned on transactions and the supply will perpetually decrease. That doesn't seem too sustainable.

guys i read too much fud and now I want to dump my bags. Can anyone talk me out of it please.

>>24698267

>>24698249

>>24698226
>like they say they’re discussing doing right now
Are they? do you have a source?
The only thing I read about this was DS mentioning a technicality regarding how the community COULD force them to burn billions of XRP if they decided to vote about this, not that it's happening or that they're thinking about doing this.

>24698246

>>24698208
>USD is cc-cc-ccentralized!!

lmao unlike a shitcoin of which the developer minted every single coin and still owns the majority of the supply

>What do you think drew institutions into cryptos in the first place, creating this bull run?

Bitcoin.

>There is no currency that doesn't fluctuate.

Currency does not fluctuate vs itself, you delusional bagholder. 1 USD is 1 USD. Using a shitcoin to transfer USD to another USD account is retarded.

>He's an unstable manchild!
>is entitled to 9 BILLION XRP

Yes, banks are going to pump hundreds of billions of dollars into a token of which 9 billion is owned by an unstable manchild.

Gnight bagholder, see you at .35!

>>24698273
MOARRRR

>>24698289
Please see >>24698249

>>24698249
>If you can see how that is more efficient and cheaper than a regular bank transfer you're completely lost.

Unfortunately, since it again is no longer 2014, the alternative to XRP is not "regular bank transfer." It's this

https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/news/digital-coin-payments

>>24698246
You DO realize that Ripple's escrow account is meant to sustain the company and they use it to sell banks xrp on the cheap OTC, right? It's not sitting on their personal accounts.

>bla bla volatility
>bla bla price manipulation
>hurr I'm a retard
Just stop, retard. Wipe the sweat off your forehead.

>>24698289
>Bitcoin
Exactly. Because people hate owning USD. Thanks for proving my point.

>Using a shitcoin to transfer USD to another USD account is retarded.
That is not what xrp is for, mouthbreather. Holy shit have you been suffering from a stroke this whole thread?

>Gnight bagholder
yes go. You've not put any value on the table.

Fud levels at an all time high right before the flare drop. You do the math...

>>24698340

I am going to enjoy your screams all the way down to .35 <3

I'm thinking that'll be around the 15th.

night night!

>>24697617
To be fair half of trillions and trillions isnt 20 billion.

>>24698336
Did you even read the article? It has nothing to do with anything that's been said here. Eat a dick already, nobody wants you here. You've clearly done no research and haven't gone past the headlines.

>>24698355
They were never down old sport.
{checked}

>>24698371
Gets BTFO.

>time to leave

>>24698371
Good, more coins at discount.

>>24698307
There is not more, that's all there is to it.
If XRP is effectively implemented the price of XRP will skyrocket, just for efficiency's sake.
Banks won't hold XRP as an asset and only retail investors use it as a speculative asset.
The entire point is to use XRP to transfer cross border assets from point A to point B with minimal friction caused by fluctuating exchange rates and fees in a timely manner.

>>24698336
XRP is not a currency, it's an alternative to SWIFT et all. It's new more efficient plumbing.

Hi, what do you think about baseprotocol.org?

Came across several expert’s reviews about it, they are discussing that this is the new DeFi Gem. What is your opinion about it?
Is it good to invest in it now?

>>24698373
What? Did you even read the article? It's exactly what this guy is saying.>>24698249

>>24698375
Last night we had a really productive thread I think.
This morning it's a dumpster fire.

>>24698246
>"the large companies will make their own solutions"
If this is the case, then why do most companies acquire other projects. It's been the case with youtube, twitch, google, instagram etc. There are plenty of real world examples that disprove your claim. I'm guessing you'll just ignore that point though.

>>24698287
Yeah thats right. Nothing you can say to that

>>24698397
currently there are no banks using it. I don't mean just buying a mil xrp and leaving it there. I mean there is no mass adoption and usage in normal day to day business

>>24698438
Is this fud?

>>24698409
It literally states the JPMC will be used for JPM transfers and from USD to USD.

XRP has been out for years now. Their shit is tried and tested and hasn't failed. JPM has "successfully tested the movement of money between a client account and a J.P. Morgan account using the new technology." Stop making me laugh.

Tell me why on earth would international banks wish to use JPM coins? They'd never. If JPM manages to use their coin for different currencies, good for them. But only JPM clients would be using that. Nobody will hand global currency to a competing bank of another country.

>>24698438
https://dex.xrplapps.com/
https://itsblockchain.com/ripple-partners/

>>24698438
TWENTY PERCENT (20%) of all US-Mexico transactions go through xrp.

>>24698480
Sorry, 10% of remmitances. Don't want to spread false information.

https://dailyhodl.com/2020/10/24/xrp-moving-10-of-remittances-from-us-to-mexico-says-founder-of-crypto-exchange-bitso/

>>24698471
Why are you lying?
>JPM Coin is a digital coin designed to make instantaneous payments using blockchain technology. Exchanging value, such as money, between different parties over a blockchain requires a digital currency, so we created the JPM Coin.
>Over time, JPM Coin will be extended to other major currencies. The product and technology capabilities are currency agnostic.

>>24698513
Read my post again. Yes, all of the ten sentences.

>>24698471
>Nobody will hand global currency to a competing bank of another country.
By that logic, why would anyone hand global currency to a private company, Ripple labs?

>>24698201
>wasted
Your life is worthless and wasted anyway, and you never looked into it you lying sack of shit.

>>24698551
>It literally states the JPMC will be used for JPM transfers and from USD to USD.
Read the whole article first.
Rest of your post is irrelevant.

>>24698562
I listened to your podcast and I literally gave you the headers and the content of that blog.

Spastic

You deserve whats coming

>>24698371
>43 posts from this ID

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>>24695685
>trips
>dubs
>worse dubs
>nothing

>>24698559
Because Ripple labs has nothing to do with XRP. They don't control it, can't print it, can't change it. It's a fully decentralized open source blockchain network. Just because they own the majority currently doesn't change that. They use the escrow to promote xrp, to lure in banks, etc.

Currently they own majority of validator nodes, yes. But they've been distributing that over time. Their whole plan has been to babysit xrp from start to becoming a globally accepted currency. Can't do that if most of the validators are in China (btc) or if whales manipulate prices as they see fit (most cryptos).

>>24698574
Like I said, even if they manage to pull off adding other currencies, the problems remain the same. It's centralized, requires trust, and most of all, is a subject of US politics. All of these are reasons why banks got into BTC in the first place.

>>24698668
Ripple owns 10-20% of validators right now

>>24698815
Nice. I was relying on 2018 info lol

Ahhh, payday. Just bought another 1000 zerps. Getting closer to 5k

Can groups of people create a liquidity pool on Flare? Imagine if XSG banded together and became a bank. Lol

>>24695666
Checked but also why fuck the JPMorgan Coin what a fucking faggot ass excuse for money, the system will end up being fucking rejected by it's mothafuckin users and guess what bitch it's 2024 and we want to use cool money so we're using ours and then and only then do the institutions begin to subvert the people's choices

>>24698995
As far as I understand any entity can become its own "bank".

>>24699014
Well yeah but you’d be a small bank. We could be a semi large one

>>24698668
>Just because they own the majority currently
>They use the escrow to promote xrp
For fucks sake how do you people defend that shit?
https://ripple.com/insights/q3-2020-xrp-markets-report/

35 hours til the Spark drop!

>>24699051
Because we understand the why and the how.

>>24699069
Well, snapshot, who knows when we’ll actually get them. But it’s kinda weird to think a lot of exchanges are halting trading (probably normal but schizo rationale) maybe 589 COMEX rule going into effect?

>>24699069
is the airdrop 12th Dec on 0:00 UTC?

>>24697021
I get that JP Morgan trust JPM coin but what reason does any other bank like for instance HSBC have to trust JP Coin other than lol totally trust us we are pegged to an asset that is completely put of control with quantitative easing?

>>24699070
I have realized I'm wasting my time but I urge anyone who's not married to their investment to read and understand this.

https://xrpl.org/technical-faq.html

>Unique Node Lists handpicked by Ripple
>If Ripple recommends adoption of its UNL, doesn't that create a centralized system?
If the answer satisfies you, you are beyond help.

>>24696646
lost 50k because gold went retarded on me. 50k left in the account. just dump it all into cryptos and hold long?

>>24696237
>>24696179
>>24696032
>>24695966
>lmao
>lmaolmao
>LMAO
back to plebbit smoothie, nothing is that funny.

>>24698995
kek
for when you gaze long into the abyss

If you look at the whale alert XRP updates you see a lot of XRP moving between Ripple, exchanges, known wallets and unknown wallets. It's very hard to discover some kind of trend in all this movement. Maybe just people getting ready for the snap shot action?

>>24699123
>https://xrpl.org/technical-faq.html
Ripple has chosen default UNL's based on previous performance. Every node is free to choose their own or go with the default. It's opt-in. Absolute FUD.

>>24696646
lost 50k because gold went retarded on me. 50k left in the account. just dump it all into cryptos and hold long?

>>24699188
I'd expect there will be movement as people are transferring to opt-in wallets and exchanges.

>>24695512
So then a user we call 'Mellon' posted. He said XRP will reach 2k. It will be a precursor to the mark of the beast mentioned in the Bible. And there is also this cartoon bear and a Italian leaf that posts riddles. So yeah I'm gonna be filthy rich baby. The /xsg/ gang and I dove into the rabbithole. Many CIA niggers tried to divide us. Feel this diamond hands? Still holding, never selling. Unless 2K lol. You know how I roll. I'll never follow any man nor count on any man to save me, only the Lord. Christ is Lord of Lords, the King of Kings.

>>24699368
>I'll never follow any man nor count on any man to save me, only the Lord. Christ is Lord of Lords, the King of Kings.
Based.

>>24697920
This is completely false

>>24698625
Thanks for your quality debunk. Did not read a single word faggot.

>>24699368
Based

>>24699368
Will Xrp holders be excluded from getting the mark or the beast?

Everything's slowing down again, BTC about to go red. Another correction incoming? How low will we go this time?
I want to buy the dip this time. The real one, not some fake one.
How low you faggots think we will go?

>>24699509
Moon is imminent nigger

>>24699529
Can't moon yet, I need to acoomulate more

>>24699529

>>24695566
43 posts by this ID. I'm going to grab some more.

>>24699501
No brother.
>16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark
Satan will try to mark all. According to the Mellon larp we would have some few years in between the moon date and the mark.

>>24699578
>>24699608
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1rmxPzjmBZjGN

Someone make a new bread for the love of god right now

New thread now

>>24699697
She seems stressed.

>>24699241
>decentralization is optional
>ripple labs will decide when to redistribute the supply and remove themselves from transaction validation
>this is fud
You are hopeless

>>24699578
You had 84 years

>>24699652
There are marks of the beast. It’s not a linear thing. These kinds of warnings are metaphors for things to avoid generally. People said the same thing about social security numbers and phone numbers and address numbers. I probably wouldn’t get the chip unless it had some serious benefit. Stuff like that is for the true retard npc tier of humanity that never has an ID when cops arrest them or have never had a bank account.
It would be fun to walk down the street with a magnet, wiping people’s chips desu

>>24699697
Are we expecting any specific announcement by the owl lady, that I missed?

>>24699844
t.
>true retard npc

I SAID NEW BREAD REEEEEEEEEEE

>>24699872
Do it yourself then, lazy nigger

New thread

>>24699967
>>24699967
>>24699967

>>24699844
I won't disagree with you. A Libellus could be a mark of the beast as well.
>Participating in pagan sacrifices was a sin for Christians and punished by excommunication, because the New Testament forbade Christians to participate in "idol feasts". However, not participating made one liable to arrest by the Roman authorities.

Rome openly proclaimed that its rulers, the Caesars, were divine gods or sons of god. All those under the jurisdiction of Rome (such as the early Church) were required by law to publicly proclaim their allegiance to Caesar by burning a pinch of incense and declaring, “Caesar is Lord.” Upon compliance with this law, the people were given a papyrus document called a “libellus,” which they were required to present when either stopped by the Roman police or attempting to engage in commerce in the Roman marketplace, increasing the difficulty of “buying or selling” without this mark.

However this is a whole other level. No Roman emperor ever had so many technology as now to really enforce all these laws. A few hundred years ago you could go and meet behind a farm and no one would've known. Know your "smart" phones listen on almost everything you talk. Thousands upon thousands cameras in the street with facial recognition etc.

>>24697920
Assuming these two pictures are accurate and the dates are what you say. all this shows is that the distribution of XRP became less centralized.

>>24697973
Wait a minuet, you said that so bluntly. How have you reached such a transcendence of retarded BS? teach me