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Is it immoral to daytrade ripple?

>> No.5679502
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>>5679455
absolutely haram. trade some other shitcoin, punk.

>> No.5679639

>>5679502
b-but muh upwards trending

>> No.5679856
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Too risky. XRP is a solid 1-2 year hodl. XRP serves a real-world purpose, and Ripple speaks to an industry that is worth trillions of dollars, and in 2018 or 2019 you will be using it to pay for everything, pic related.

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>>5679639
I SAID NO!

>> No.5680310

Same as IOTA.
Dont listen to self proclaimed cryptofags
Buy what makes you money
They pumped iota a centralized scam without batting an eye.

>> No.5680391

>>5680310
Lmao literally who? Iota = refugee coin. Ripple = jew coin.

>> No.5680478

>>5679455
If we want to get into ethics trading is immoral to begin with, you make money by speculating and hoping someone else in the world will buy your bags.

>> No.5680618

>>5680391
Both and centralized governed by devs as if they are the bank.

At least ripple works

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>>5680391
>Iota = refugee coin. Ripple = jew coin.
Bicoin = Darknet coin, to begin with.

It would be interesting to see what the normies opinion is, should they ever really look deeper into the histories of their crypto's.

>> No.5680701

>>5679455
Why did you get into this? If it's because you wanted to take back control of money yes. If it's because you wanted to make some shekels and eventually convert into Fiat with some gains it's fine.

This dude
>>5680478
makes a good point, most people that have invested on coins see them as a Ponzi and they treat their coins as pseudostocks. So if that wasn't immoral, then banks getting cheap resources isn't either, they'll eventually win with or without your help.

>> No.5680811

>>5680701
The latter, trading with USD pairing