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>>7920224
Totally comfy with XRP

>>7920224
I'm holding from 0.14 So I'm happy, It's never going to hit 3 figures though. This I think is what will help with adoption, the price will be much more stable especially with the monthly escrow.

Much bigger money to be made elsewhere, you'll have a legit chance of chasing out XRP fairly hassle free sometime in the near future

>>7920295
What price will you be willing to sell?

10$ eoy

>>7920377
is $100 unrealistic? why?

Because it's just a digital iou for banks to send each other messages. Literally zero benefit to holding it other than expecting other idiots will buy it again (protip they won't after they got burned by the crash)

>>7920465
just because banks use it currently doesnt mean its use cant be expanded in the future

>>7920465
> says something about XRP that happened to all crypto
> thinks people wont came back into crypto because of crash
> is wrong

Theres just so much XRP to go around, I dont see the gains potential in such a highcap project
May be a comfy hold if I had already made it
But not yet

Yep. Considering this coin probably won't hit $2 for at least another month, it's far better coins to be investing in right now. Obviously a very solid coin, idk why it isn't higher desu.

>>7920484
thanks for you the tip, brainlet

>>7920633
senpai

>>7920224
It's nothing more than, centralized banker trash. Only privacy coins actually get used.

>>7920224
super comfy with it rn

>>7920224
as of right now it is one of the worst performing crypto! the only ppl that like it are normies and jews, both are plagues of this earth. OP must have heavy bags, there is a post on this shit coin every day, nothing new is ever said. buy it if you want to stay poor. Personally i bought for .11 did not sell all of it during the last run up, such a shame. can't wait to get rid of this shit coin.
SAGE

>>7921070
you call it a shitcoin and it just made you 10 times richer? the cheek

>>7920224
le comfy

>>7921155
OP you only responded to bump your thread
& XRP is the same as last year, much better choices last year to make money, same as this year much better choices to make money than XRP.
OP is a kike with heavy bags

>>7920465
it's the future of web payments

>>7920465
it's the future of web payments.

>>7922646

10 bucks will be way too low by end of q4

say what you want, but this shitcoin DOMINATES during a pump, everything else is red whilst this fucker is +80%

>>7920807

it's actually more decentralized than bitcoin

.Bitcoin
-One company has more than 50% of the hashpower (Bitmain)
-One oppressive country has more than 50% of hashpower (China)
-One company has a monopoly on creating efficient ASIC Bitcoin miners thanks to patents (Bitmain)
-One company can rollback the chain and bankrupt the entire ecosystem (Bitmain)


Ripple
-10s of validators run by reputable non-related public and private entities in different countries (e.g., Microsoft, MIT, CGI, WorldLink, Telindus-Proximus Group, Bahnhof, ...)
-double spending not possible (the chain can't be rolled back)
-Consesus requires a supermajority of 80%
-Anyone can run a validator and use his own list of validators


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pic related is the owner of bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org

>>7922222
Checked.

You know what it means, right? If biz hates a coin, go all in.

"Yesh, goy, I'll gladly trade you for your scarce btc. In 2 year, every bank use r6m's xShekel technologey"

>>7923324
lol you can keep your slow expensive shitcoin

Monero is currently being used today on large scale by illegal drug market

>>7922748
you understand none of those "validators" can mine transactions? ripple can at any point blacklist your address and simply not mine anything going to it and prevent you from sending tokens from it.

the "validators" just disguise the fact that nobody other than the board of ripple is fully in control of who is allowed to send and receive money on their public chain.

>>7923519
I guess they won't have a problem with cryptokitties shitting up their blockchain. Oh the horror.

>>7923519
so much bs when it comes to hate xrp... you from reddit?

>>7923519

try harder, pajeet.

-if Ripple Labs disappear today, the network would continue to function.

-Any changes to the code requires consensus, just like in Bitcoin.

-Ripple is designed to be censorship resistant, validators are scattered around the world, they are under different jurisdictions.

-Ripple Labs has the biggest share of XRP, even consideration of cenorship would be suicide.

-Forking Ripple costs nothing. You don't have to suck miners cock to accept your agenda, secure the network and process new transactions. Ripple devs (who created the project because a company acquired it) would fork off, same for the rest of eco system.

-Unlike Bitcoin, XRP is fungible. Governments can blacklist Bitcoin UTXO of criminals. This would destroy Bitcoin's value and make people switch to fungible coins.

-More non related entities will become validators this year (compared to Bitcoin, one chink runs the show)

-Any powerful actor can easily destroy faith in Bitcoin forever (and all proof-of-work coins), a simple attack described by a bitcoin early adopter:
https://medium.com/@homakov/how-to-destroy-bitcoin-with-51-pocked-guide-for-governments-83d9bdf2ef6b

>>7923831
Bitcoin core dev

>>7922222
Pents of truth

>>7923882
owner of bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org just wrote this yesterday

the sad thing is they don't realize ASIC broke PoW forever. Satoshi's vision (in the whitepaper): 1 cpu = 1 vote.

He was against using IPs because the richest can buy/rent many. This is what happened with Bitcoin. This is what will happen with any new PoW algorithm. The richest gets most of the hashpower (through several methods) and become automatically in control of the network.

>>7920224
What the fuck your saying XRP only crypto being used massively?
>not even considered a cryptocurrency
>XMR being used as a real currency