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Is ripple dead? I have about 10% on ripple and I lost a lot of money on it. Should I sell and put the funds on something else?

>> No.6839093

kys or buy SUP

>> No.6839115

>>6839007
ripple is to hold for a year or two

>> No.6839152

>>6839007
Knowing ripple it's going to have another insane pump eventually.

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>>6839007
>Regularly losing money on the bankster's coin and wonders if he should get out

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>>6839007

>> No.6839847

>>6839007
Buy high sell low

>> No.6840157

>>6839115
For what EOY value?

I already lost 50% on xrp, so anything beyond 3.0 is still a loss for me. (yeah I was very stupid)

I'm thinking on selling and jump in some other bandwagon.

>> No.6840546

>>6839007
wait until tomorrow or you may regret selling this low.

>> No.6841038

>>6840157
desu, i'm fed up with the market in general, there's really not one perfect currency coin I can point to, because they each have a big weakness.
Ripple's weakness is they own 90% of the supply. It's bullshit.

But as it appears now, they should be worth $2 minimum within a few months, maybe up to $10 by EOY.
I'm basing that number off some article an analyst did amount of XRP banks will need to clear their transactions.

and ignore the retards, banks will not create their own tokens, at least in the short term. The entire point is that Ripple is a self interested neutral 3rd party that the banks can trust to act in a predictable way (not sabotaging their own currency).

Banks would have to market their token to the public, otherwise no other bank would be interested in transacting in that currency.