The Stonecold Truth

[Anonymous No.10666602]

[Anonymous No.10666612]

fuck

[Anonymous No.10666615]

>>10666602

looks like we're already out of the shoulder zone on this stupid, stupid chart.

[Anonymous No.10666616]

>>10666602
nice meme.
>doing shit tier TA on unregulated manipulated markets.

[Anonymous No.10666618]

>>10666602
you're a retard

[Anonymous No.10666643]

>>10666602
what theeeeeee fuuuuuuuuuuuuckkkkk

[Anonymous No.10666657]

>>10666602
I believe it. XRP was always the real plan. Ripple's chief cryptographer, David Schwartz, had a patent for a distributed computer network in 1988 which was the same year pic related came out.

[Anonymous No.10666659]

>>10666602
this is the most retarded TA ive seen yet, congrats

[Anonymous No.10666705]

>>10666657
How many XRP do you reckon I purchase if I'm broke at 27 with a lawsuit on my head?

[Anonymous No.10666760]

3.5/10 you got me to reply

[Anonymous No.10666771]

>>10666602
Got something growing out of its ear

[Anonymous No.10666778]

>>10666705
Don't know but it's dirt cheap right now and it's going to skyrocket once xRapid goes live

[Anonymous No.10666789]

>>10666657
tell me more

[Anonymous No.10666890]

>>10666789
Ripple has been making deals worldwide and is basically going to be the backbone of everything. They are working with the Federal Reserve and forty to fifty other central banks including the IMF and BIS. SBI in Japan, which is made up of sixty plus banks that control eighty percent of the banking assets in the country, is going to run everything on XRP. Ripple has half of the banks in India, a lot of payment apps throughout southeast Asia, and new is beginning to leak out about China. Saudi Arabia is going to build an entire new city that will run on Ripple's tech. I forgot how the EU was going to implement it but they are in there too. The W3C talked about making XRP and the Interledger protocol the backbone of internet payments. In the United States we have the big players like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan working with them. Even the Bitcoin ETFs will probably be settled using Ripple's products as banks adopt it.

[Anonymous No.10666902]

>>10666890
XRP already did a 100x. It's done. Your facts mean jack shit at this point. Also, not sure if you've been living under a rock but everything follows BTC.

[Anonymous No.10666935]

>>10666902
Everything follows BTC until xRapid goes live. Yoshitaka Kitao said XRP will be number one in the blink of an eye.

[Anonymous No.10666938]

>>10666602
every time I think /biz/ can't get more stupid someone manages to top it up

[Anonymous No.10666991]

>>10666902
bitcoin is $100, it already did a 100x from $1. it's done. what idiot would but btc at $100 after it already 100x up

[Anonymous No.10666993]

Ripple has been making deals worldwide and is basically going to be the backbone of everything. They are working with the Federal Reserve and forty to fifty other central banks including the IMF and BIS. SBI in Japan, which is made up of sixty plus banks that control eighty percent of the banking assets in the country, is going to run everything on XRP. Ripple has half of the banks in India, a lot of payment apps throughout southeast Asia, and new is beginning to leak out about China. Saudi Arabia is going to build an entire new city that will run on Ripple's tech. I forgot how the EU was going to implement it but they are in there too. The W3C talked about making XRP and the Interledger protocol the backbone of internet payments. In the United States we have the big players like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan working with them. Even the Bitcoin ETFs will probably be settled using Ripple's products as banks adopt it.

[Anonymous No.10666999]

>>10666602
It won't happen because if it were to get that low I would buy too many cheap bitcoins and fuck up the "pattern"

[Anonymous No.10667022]

so give it to me straight boys

LINK. 100x. Possible?

[Anonymous No.10667163]

>>10666993
>>10666890
lol