BCH vs XRP

[Anonymous No.10731256]

What will give me a better ROE over the next couple months - Bitcoin Cash or XRP?

[Anonymous No.10731276]

>>10731256
xrp of course
normies love it

[Anonymous No.10731291]

>>10731276
XRP

[Anonymous No.10731303]

>>10731256
You shouldn't ever buy BCH.

[Anonymous No.10731325]

>>10731256
BCH is just a simple fork of BTC. In the even that it ever starts to take off, BTC will just copy whatever aspect of BCH that seems promising. There isn't any realistic scenario in which BCH overtakes BTC.

[Anonymous No.10731354]

>>10731276
>>10731291
I'm waiting for a slight correction before I buy

[Anonymous No.10731485]

>>10731354
sure, but its already pretty cheap. I remember it being at .20 for like forever and then out of a sudden it pumped. If you look at the chart it basically went at 90° degrees to ATH

[Anonymous No.10731519]

>>10731256
>How to choose between dial up and fiber

Let us ponder this great mystery

[Anonymous No.10731894]

>>10731325

>BTC will just copy whatever aspect of BCH that seems promising.
Except bigger blocks

[Anonymous No.10731910]

>>10731256
You know the answer. Xrp.

If you are a pajeet or nigger please buy BCH

[Anonymous No.10731968]

>>10731519
Fucking fiber normies

[Anonymous No.10731996]

>>10731968
he is right tho

[Anonymous No.10732043]

-Hi m’lady vab I get umm a cap of latte?
-That will be 20 XRP sir
-So whats your XRP address?
-Oh sure u just scan it here and umm lets see..
-Right got it, does t start with fjJ2?
-Yes sir, wait also insert our destination tag please
-Oh what’s that? Wait hold on

*** Lady from behind in line starts getting angry ***

- ah I think I found it, what was your destination tag again?
- 1224-brave-coffee-0009
- wait how do I type dashes, my wallet app doean let me

*** Some big guy in line:
- Fucking pay with cash already, we are waiting
- Ss-sory man, oh screw it sorry

** leaving in tears

>LE XRP XDDD

[Anonymous No.10732150]

>>10732043
-Big guy in line uses a bitcoin.com wallet
-scans qr and money is received instantly thanks to 0conf

[Anonymous No.10732195]

>>10732043
-Hi m’lady vab I get umm a cap of latte?
-That will be 20 XRP sir
-So whats your XRP address?
-Oh sure u just scan it here
payment arrives in 3 seconds*
no destination tag required because private wallet*

[Anonymous No.10732218]

>>10732195
>next guy in line uses traditional debit VISA card
>1 sec, done

[Anonymous No.10732319]

>>10732218
>and gets fucked by bank fees
>jewish guy next to him mumbles to himself
>good goy

[Anonymous No.10732415]

>>10731256
XRP of course.

[Anonymous No.10732437]

>>10732218
There is the illusion of 1 second to the consumer. It takes longer than that to settle between the merchant and the centralized bank.

[Anonymous No.10732625]

>>10731276

XRP is a scam that will inevitably get shut down as it is a centralized piece of kike shit.

[Anonymous No.10732680]

>>10731894
'Promising' is the operative word. And after seeing Bitmain's holdings from their proposed IPO, things look very grave for BCH.

[Anonymous No.10732824]

>>10732625
Someone sounds butthurt that XRP is more decentralized than Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.10732838]

Which ever one exit scams last I guess

[Anonymous No.10732872]

>>10731256

[Anonymous No.10733480]

>>10732625
shut down by whom the SEC? they arent going to do shit to coin that you claim is centralised its what the establishment want

[Anonymous No.10733519]

>>10731256
I don't know about the next two months, but long-term Bitcoin Cash is going to be the dominant coin on the market since it's the only one that pursues on-chain scaling, bitcoin scaling as bitcoin, and retains its qualities. As for XRP, it's controlledd by a single regulated company, effectively making it government property. You only need to look at government money over time to see it only loses value over time and is designed to be that way.

[Anonymous No.10733581]

>>10731325
The block size isn't even the issue. BTC and BCH are idelogically, economically opposed. The economically illiterate central planners at Core think they know the optimal block size, which according to them is currently one that allows for 5 transactions per second, and that should be enough for the world; when it's clearly revealed as inadequate under the slightest load. There is no reason to believe they will suddenly start trusting the free market to determine the block size, their destructive central planning efforts will continue. They are also mostly statists and kowtow to the government, which sooner or later will lead to BTC being fully regulated, surveiled, and inflated by the government, like all money which it controls.

[Anonymous No.10733613]

>>10733519
>>10733581
please tell me this is a pasta

[Anonymous No.10733993]

XRP is the logical investment at this point

Just like it was a year ago

[Anonymous No.10734069]

>>10731894
yeah good luck copying bch when the devs are too chickenshit to do a hardfork

[Anonymous No.10734127]

>>10731256
XRP

[Anonymous No.10735139]

>>10733581
>core
>Bitcoin Core
>BTCC
thanks for the plug

[Anonymous No.10735536]

>>10732043
-Hi m’lady vab I get umm a cap of latte?
-That will be 0.01 XRP sir
-What the fuck is XRP?
-Oh sorry itll be $5
-Can I pay in BTC?
-Of course ... that'll be 28 BTC
>pays using card that is powered on the backend by xRapid/XRP ... XRP transfers in 1 second due to cobalt update

[Anonymous No.10735664]

>>10735536
you bought xrp when it was 30 cents?

i'm so hot for you right now anon