/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55611684
1 XRP > all of that

>>55611684
Sauce on painting? I'd prefer the btc.

>>55611692
You cripples have been really uppity lately. Just because SEC rules you aren't a security doesn't mean your token is actually used in the real world.

>>55611684
>>50 Eth
>>3 btc

holy fuck 2021 called

>>55611744
dude btc and eth are old and expensive

they are only this high because of first mover advantage

xrp and xlm is gonna smoke it once the utility bullrun starts

nobody gives a shit about btc and eth if they lose 15% of their money on fees or gotta wait 4 hours instead of 4 seconds

>>55611759
Okay, now please step back in line with HBAR, Cardano, and the rest of the fintech bootlicker coins.

>>55611684
This is the only portfolio that can save you, Anon.

you can't hold any altcoin without keeping up to date with what's going on in the market.
ethereum is no exception, nobody could even tell you what it's going to be in 5 years let alone 10.

>>55611759
the fact that xlm is pumping should tell you everything about the xrp pump.
but you midcurves were never designed to make it anyway, ripple thanks you for your liquidity.

>>55611759
>xrp and xlm is gonna smoke it once the utility bullrun starts
>the utility bullrun

>>55612049
>>55612052
WHY YOU FUD MY BAGS YOU BLOODY BASTARD BTICHES

>>55611684
I'm gonna be straight with you fellas. How Paris was rebuilt, this design and model of urbanization, is really gross to me.

>>55611692
Delusional even if the fednow talk is legit. Tokenomics actually matter. Schizos are more right than pipo gave them credit for but you need to drop this shit.

>>55611759
> doesn't understand tokenomics
Btc and eth are actually cheaper than xrp. Few understand

>>55612287
>tokenomics

>>55612310
hfsp

>>55612378
wow bro you've convinced me let me just buy the top of btc and eth right now

>>55612287
Some are just so retarded in the way they think. So painfully, many failed to understand that BTC holds the dominant position, and for alts, ETH remains the king.
No doubt about XRP and the utility they aim to offer will definitely speak so as projects focus on providing utility for decentralized IoT; a good example is Peaq, Iotex, RNDR, and many more. They will all emerge once the bull run surfaces, no doubt.

>>55612431
If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try to convince you, sorry.

>>55612031
Why does everyone think ETH is some sort of blue-chip now? IMO it's the riskier project for the returns you can get at this point

>>55613857
yeah, its topped out against bitcoin, the only people who refuse to accept this are your typical late adopters who picked eth instead of something with more upside and got emotionally attached to it.
so your options are outperforming bitcoin by <1x while also taking a huge risk that nobody actually cares about an economy built on 20,000 useless tokens, or playing the altcoin market as intended and buying newer large alts to sell to the next batch of fools.

>>55612012
>This is the only portfolio that can save you, Anon.

Lmao

>BCH
>xrp
>Eos
>Nano
>Zen

These are for retards. Also, if you have to diversify, you're a retard. Real men put eggs in one basket and watch it closely. The funniest part of your post? All those shitcoins but didn't manage to add the most obvious play in the entire crypto space: CHAINLINK

>>55611684
You know you want 150k XRP

>>55612223
Lol he a mad stinky

>>55616117
stink is link retard

>>55611684
Probably ETH. BTC has shit scalability while while ETH is most likely going to be carried by MATIC and emerging tech within its ecosystem like POND offering an alternative solution in the form of a serverless backend infrastructure to ensure full on decentralization.

>>55617420
"true" decentralization was never the objective, my friend. you got your priorities mixed up. short $XRP.

>>55612012
I don't know what half of those coins even do but 10k stinkies is indeed quite the suicide stack

>>55616136
>>55617427
You missed out, suckers. Move on.

>>55617427
You can at least 100% make sure (((regulators))) won't be able to shutdown your dapp so easily, so that's honestly a big plus given the fact that they've been overstepping their boundaries so much like how Gary is doing with the SEC and his attack on crypto.

>>55612223
truly sorry anon. didnt mean to. im sure your financial decisions are wise and proper. set your position and go.
>>55617420
>carried by matic
lol

There is no "make it" folio anymore. Unless you're a whale, don't expect to gain decent profits anymore

>>55617420
BTC doesn't *need* shit scalability it can easily break free from its limits but that wouldn't be profitable. It must remain as a rare luxury. Just like gold is not really super rare to find in the wild but all of it is being accrued by (((specific key actors))).

>>55617460
LIKE POKEMON CARDS!?!?!?!?1