XRP Citadel 5/19/20

[Anonymous No.19208871]

Never Selling Edition
NEWS:
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>Ripple and other companies helping Waya make payments and transfers in Africa simple and instant
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[Anonymous No.19209018]

hey friendo, glad to see the citadel thread!

[Anonymous No.19209095]

>>19209018
One thread a day, that's the goal.

[Anonymous No.19209574]

>>19208871
bump

[Anonymous No.19209647]

based and rippled

[Anonymous No.19209690]

Just gonna dump some more small clues.

[Anonymous No.19209706]

>>19208871
I feel sorry for you

[Anonymous No.19209732]

>>19209706
I don't think about you at all.

[Anonymous No.19209950]

How many xrp to make it?

[Anonymous No.19209967]

xrp ruined my life

[Anonymous No.19210397]

Bump

[Anonymous No.19210549]

soon

[Anonymous No.19210730]

even Tim Draper says xrp is about to explode.......xrp chads will have the last laugh.

[Anonymous No.19210762]

>>19209950
50-100k IMO

[Anonymous No.19210829]

>>19210762

make it next bullrun----this
make it bullrun in 2025-6 10k

[Anonymous No.19211120]

>>19211069
Is fudding the fuck outta xrp lmaoooo

[Anonymous No.19211263]

>>19209690
Yeah lol
Yoshitaka kitao and his fucking nr one over night xrpeepee bullshit statement

Where is sbi? Havent seen them around on coinmarketcap lol.

Last thing i heard was - you get 30 xrp or free beauty products if you chose your investment account at sbi

Full looool

[Anonymous No.19211515]

Will moon soon - only 60 quadrillion coins more to dump.

[Anonymous No.19211530]

>>19211263
>Where is SBI?
What are you talking about, anon? They just announced an expanded partnership with XRP, and they're also going to start rolling out XRP-powered ATMs soon. Are you trying to say that a banking consortium that manages 5 billion in assets, and is a former subsidiary of Softbank, is small time or something? Why is the FUD so fucking bad these days?

[Anonymous No.19211596]

Doesn’t this already have over $1bn market cap? Is this CENTRALIZED coin supposed to overtake etherium?? Even this it will be what? $2? Risk to the downside imo

[Anonymous No.19211676]

>>19211515
>>19211596
look at this shitty fud lmao

[Anonymous No.19211725]

>>19211596
XRP is trying to capture a rapidly growing 1 trillion dollar remittance market, and that's just the icing on the cake. Their real goal is to become the standard for the exchange of central bank distributed coins. We're talking about XRP replacing swift, and being the bridge for tens of trillions of dollars. When you see the big picture, you realize that XRP's current marketcap is still extremely small. I cannot stress enough that this project is not for low IQ gamblers who are addicted to charts like a teenage girl is addicted to tweets. This is for iron hands investors, who are prepared to hold for 5-10 years. You either have faith in the project, or you don't. From my own research, I have faith.

[Anonymous No.19211980]

>>19211676
Isn't X Roman numeral for 10

[Anonymous No.19212007]

Not a LARP

MY BOOMER DAD ASKED ME ABOUT RIPPLE TODAY. THE ECONOMIST HAD AN ARTICLE ABOUT THEM. NORMIES ARE BEING TURNED ON TO RIPPLE. $1 WAITING ROOM.

[Anonymous No.19212199]

>>19211725
what´s youre take on the next economic crash and XRP mooning

[Anonymous No.19212228]

>>19212199
I definitely think it will accelerate XRPs adoption, since it's very useful for mitigating liquidity issues. Not really sure outside of that though.

[Anonymous No.19212249]

>>19212199
< Regarding that

[Anonymous No.19212277]

>>19212249
I don't like posts like this because it doesn't provide proof for a lot of the claims.
>Banks own XRP in massive amounts
Which banks and how do you know? XRP is definitely gaining traction in banks, but this seems to assume it's at a much higher level than I've been led to believe.

[Anonymous No.19212285]

>>19212249
thanks how much XRP you think will be enough

[Anonymous No.19212317]

>>19212249
That is the most retarded analysis i've ever read in my life.

[Anonymous No.19212369]

>>19211725
Except it won’t accomplish that goal. Not with crypto’s notorious volatility, why would a bank even consider holding XRP for transfers when they can wake up to it being down 10%? It’s literally cheaper to just pay fees to convert your USD, and you take all the risk out of the equation, cause even on it’s worse day USD might lose 1%. The natural enemy of crypto is volatility, making it terrible for banking. Crypto has a ton of uses, but this is pipe dream.

Taking all of that aside, let’s say they could succeed, at what % possibility do you see it happening? If you even dare say 1% or plus you are delusional. If it goes to a $1tr market cap, that will be (rounded for brainless) 1000x your investment. Meaning you need to believe that there is a .1% chance of;
A) Banking industry as a whole adopting crypto to transfer money internationally.
B) XRP being the best coin to do it at that time (you said yourself 5-10 years)
C) Banks not using 100+ different coins to do this, maybe even each bank having its own coin ect.

If you can look in the mirror and say to yourself that this has a significantly higher than .1% chance of accomplishing all 3 of those things in the next decade. You deserve to lose your money. The actual odds are probably significantly less, and since this is already a large cap coin, all risk is to the downside in the next 5 years.

[Anonymous No.19212431]

>>19212277
The missing ledgers of 2013.

[Anonymous No.19212462]

>>19212369
> It’s literally cheaper to just pay fees to convert your USD, and you take all the risk out of the equation,
Your whole argument is premised on a lie, dude. XRP has already been shown to save substantial amounts of money in cross border remittances. Look to Moneygram's recent Q4 report if you don't believe me. Meanwhile, banks like BOA, SBI and Santander continue to expand their partnerships with XRP. These are just facts of reality.
>Volatility
No shit crypto is volatile, but do you seriously think it's going to remain like that forever? Regulation is coming, and it's coming en masse. And guess who has been at the forefront of being compliant with regulations?

[Anonymous No.19212539]

>>19212462
It is literally cheaper long term to pay the fees than to hold XRP due to high volatility, banks want less risk not more. Yeah banks are ducking with it a bit, that’s why it’s a trillion dollar cap.? What’s your argument?

[Anonymous No.19212557]

>>19212369
Also, I'd like to point out another thing. XRP doesn't have to be the "best" coin to do it. The first mover advantage is very real in this sphere. SWIFT has been operating on 1950s era tech up until the recent ISO 20022 mandates. XRP is securing important partnerships, and entrenching itself within the global financial system. It will be very hard for newer projects to compete with them years down the line, and that's assuming that these projects actually offer a better product.

[Anonymous No.19212562]

>>19212462
Yes the transactions save money, but you lose money from holding the coin lmao. So you still lose money

[Anonymous No.19212616]

>>19212539
>It is literally cheaper long term to pay the fees than to hold XRP due to high volatility
You still haven't explained why you think high volatility is going to be here forever. It's not. You still haven't directly addressed actual companies stating that XRP is saving them millions each quarter. You just made a statement with no evidence and expect me to take your word for it, fuck you.
>>19212369
>C) Banks not using 100+ different coins to do this, maybe even each bank having its own coin ect.
You realize the World Economic Forum recently mentioned XRP as a potential solution to cross-CBDC commerce, right? It's already mentioned here. >>19209095

[Anonymous No.19212631]

>>19212562
>Still no evidence, just expects me to take his word.
Nope. Please find me actual evidence that shows moneygram is 'still losing money" when they just said it was saving them millions. You don't just get to say shit and not provide evidence, that isn't how this fucking works.

[Anonymous No.19213504]

>>19212369
look up on demand liquidity, it takes all of the volatility out of the picture

[Anonymous No.19213627]

>>19211725
Superb post

[Anonymous No.19213777]

>>19212539
Dude you can’t assume crypto now will be crypto then, you have to picture the day when btc, whales and chinks don’t determine price.
Large caps will be decoupled from btc and if xrp did have that level of adoption there will be no high level dumping, the cap would be so big you couldn’t really have much volatility.

[Anonymous No.19213892]

>>19213777
trips of truth

[Anonymous No.19213919]

>>19213777
Trips of truth

[Anonymous No.19214011]

>>19213777
trips of truth

[Anonymous No.19214580]

Bump

[Anonymous No.19214693]

>>19213777
>b-b-b-but muh downtrend
>but but muh Jed dumping
>muh low price
>muh no ones using it

[Anonymous No.19214757]

how much will an 11k stack make me when it finally moons.

bros, I can feel it.
my finance-gone-politician brother just put 10k into it and keeps telling me.

[Anonymous No.19214801]

>>19214757
~$20 million

thats if you dont sell on the way up to 2k

[Anonymous No.19214987]

>>19214801
Fud’s then shills hmmm

[Anonymous No.19215522]

>That guy is a business professor at NYU
What the hell