/XSG/ - XRP Schizo General #21

[Anonymous No.22569154]

>Flare snapshot date - December 12th 2020:
https://flare.ghost.io/claiming-spark-faq/
https://flare.xyz/supporting-exchanges/
https://flare.wietse.com

>UHNWI aka Mellon:
>>/biz/thread/S16595583
>>/biz/thread/S17266853
>>/biz/thread/S17914598
>>/biz/thread/S18102776
>>/biz/thread/S18417446
>>/biz/thread/S19283439
>>/biz/thread/S19919081
>>/biz/thread/S19980410
>>/biz/thread/S20098041
>>/biz/thread/S20429829
>>/biz/thread/S20720991

>Kendra Hill:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1189356847117033484.html

>Other Insider:
>>/biz/thread/S17203568
>>/biz/thread/S19464720

>Other Other Insider:
>>/biz/thread/21924286#p21931998

>Bank of Canada Insider:
>>/biz/thread/S20806161

>Conference Anon:
>>/biz/thread/S21274558

>33 million XRP anon:
>>/biz/thread/S21485221

>Judy Shelton (Trump Fed nominee):
https://www.cato.org/cato-journal/springsummer-2018/case-new-international-monetary-system

>The Myth of Market Cap:
http://galgitron.net/Post/The-Myth-of-Market-Cap---Version-2

>Twitters:
https://twitter.com/BabaCugs
https://twitter.com/loop_rm311_7211
https://twitter.com/bearableguy123
https://twitter.com/Neloangelo314

[Anonymous No.22569169]

>Past /XSG/ Threads:
#20 >>/biz/thread/S22553413
#19 >>/biz/thread/S22548702
#18 >>/biz/thread/S22532323
#17 >>/biz/thread/S22523205
#16 >>/biz/thread/S22512071
#15 >>/biz/thread/S22500552
#14 >>/biz/thread/S22484699
#13 >>/biz/thread/S22433125
#12 >>/biz/thread/S22417848
#11 >>/biz/thread/S22397402
#10 >>/biz/thread/S22378663
#9 >>/biz/thread/S22362128
#8 >>/biz/thread/S22339042
#7 >>/biz/thread/S22319267
#6 >>/biz/thread/S22129094
#5 >>/biz/thread/S22089241
#4 >>/biz/thread/S22063721
#3 >>/biz/thread/S22027605
#2 >>/biz/thread/S22003572
#1 >>/biz/thread/S21994413

[Anonymous No.22569252]

Very comfy threads

[Anonymous No.22569253]

based and xrpilled

[Anonymous No.22569267]

[Anonymous No.22569337]

pajeets rejoice

[Anonymous No.22569343]

Guys why should we not be expecting a buyback

[Anonymous No.22569371]

So how far do you lads reckon LINK is gonna fall?
Hard Mode: Can't say "$0.00"

[Anonymous No.22569376]

>>22569371
.01

[Anonymous No.22569402]

>>22569376
Based.

[Anonymous No.22569477]

>>22569343
why would a buyback happen when a majority of xrp is locked in escrow

[Anonymous No.22569748]

interesting find on twitter. ripple partners with mojaloop and this image is used on the article https://crypto-economy.com/ripple-joins-open-source-interoperable-digital-payment-solution-provider-mojaloop-foundation-as-sponsors-member/

[Anonymous No.22569755]

>>22569154
So cugs has a % completed for phase 2. Anyone think when we hit 96% that would be the real target given the 116911 references he's been making?

[Anonymous No.22569791]

>>22569748
mr pool post from 8/2

[Anonymous No.22569812]

>>22569748
>>22569791

[Anonymous No.22569824]

This UNI swap thing was unexpected now they are tons of UNI threads on biz right now....what will this mean for XRP?

[Anonymous No.22569892]

>>22569824
I simply traded UNI -> ETH -> XRP

[Marduk No.22570070]

bless you bakers and bumpers.

[Anonymous No.22570094]

>>22569892
based

[Anonymous No.22570133]

>>22569824
its super bullish towards xrp. uniswap claim literally killed eth. it was final blow to show how shitty ethereum truly are. it could not handle this congestion at all.

ive put 130$ on eth gas on ONE transaction and still nothing after few hours. this is bullshit.

[Marduk No.22570233]

>£,¥,$,€

[Anonymous No.22570243]

>poorfag
>hold xrp for years
>use uniswap only after september 1st
>lost money anyways
I'm never going to make it. If XRP doesn't moon before 2022 I'll unironically end it all.

[Anonymous No.22570261]

>>22570243
based

[Marduk No.22570399]

The Bank of England also said its outlook was “conditioned on the assumption of an immediate, orderly move to a comprehensive free trade agreement with the European Union on 1 January 2021.” That has come into doubt after the recent actions from the Boris Johnson-led government, including introducing legislation that would defy arrangements on Northern Ireland it had previously accepted on a withdrawal agreement with the EU.
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The pound fell sharply after the decision, trading below $1.29 after closing on 16 September at $1.2969.

Minutes released from the meeting show it had been briefed on how negative interest rates could be implemented effectively, “should the outlook for inflation and output warrant it at some point during this period of low equilibrium rates.” The Bank of England said it will begin “structured engagement on the operational considerations” in the fourth quarter.

“The simple observation that there will be engagement with regulators about how to implement negative interest rates has already overhung the pound and influenced the gilt market, but that’s to be expected when a three-hundred-year-old institution hints towards an inaugural negative interest rate policy,” said Chris Bailey, European strategist at Raymond James.

“The more established path remains boosting the size of the quantitative easing stimulus effort, but that will only happen if the Bank of England believes the combination of negligible inflation and rising unemployment over the next few quarters necessitates a further loosening of policy. All we can say for now is that the uniqueness of 2020 continues to build, and international investors who have found many reasons to avoid UK assets over recent years have yet another issue to worry about,” added Bailey.

[Anonymous No.22570428]

>>22570243
Don't damn your soul to hell for eternity fren. Accept Jesus and pray for guidance. 2K eoy is going to happen though, so I'm not worried for you.

[Marduk No.22570508]

>>22570233
>>22570399
so we got proof of an e-£ that goes into effect 11/15
comprehensive EU/UK trade agreement 1 Jan 2021
banking for all act goes into effect no later than 1 Jan 2021

I think we see market moves before then but I see where this is going...

[Anonymous No.22570680]

>>22570508
Right on schedule.

[Anonymous No.22570804]

>>22570133
This.

[Anonymous No.22570806]

>>22569337
Brad Garlic recently said he was diaappointed in India outlawing crypti again. Like a day ago.
What gives?

[Anonymous No.22570808]

>>22570508
Banking for all has not passed yet, so there is no precedent to implement such an system in the US

[Anonymous No.22570858]

Can someone help put my mind at ease about Flare/Spark please.

The more I think about it, the more it bothers me. I understood that Ripple wanted to shake out as many retail holders as possible before the switch. Spark is just going to draw more people in though. Does that delay a switch or imply a switch before Spark? Or am I just wrong about shaking out retail? (I read that there’s only really 4/5% of total supply floating about in the market right now, so maybe there aren’t enough of us to matter?)

[Anonymous No.22570947]

>>22570858

firstly understand: Ted Frankhauser isn't planning on putting any money anywhere until the deal with Ripple and usenet CEO goes live. With that in mind, the underlying question is whether or not XRP and Cork are able to withstand the scrutiny of the digital assets they introduce through cable tv networking like Disney and ABC -- i have my doubts but there's no telling what could happen in this world :)

[Anonymous No.22570963]

>>22570508
FYI, the banking for all act was introduced in March and nothing has happened yet for it. I wouldn’t put too much faith in that bill.

[Anonymous No.22570966]

>>22570806
I read the ban as being against crypto trading (so retail), rather than against the use of crypto for wholesale financial institutions, so don’t think it hurts XRP necessarily (at least not the primary uses)

[Anonymous No.22570995]

>>22570858
>spark is going to bring more people
tunnel vision. 99% of people in crypto think ETH is the nwo. Just look at reddit. very very few actually care about Spark.

[Anonymous No.22571013]

>>22570243
XRP schizos never die, save the rope for fudders.

[Anonymous No.22571014]

>>22569154
I like how you had to add a woman's hair to the picture to make that disgusting greasy headed creep look even marginally presentable

[Anonymous No.22571027]

>>22570947
I didn’t understand any of that. Could you dumb it down/explain in some more detail?

[Anonymous No.22571070]

>>22571027

sure. i made up names and random details. i hope i didn't cause a car accident

[Anonymous No.22571081]

>>22570995
Thanks. I hadn’t even considered that it may not be that popular (I’m pretty much in an XRP only bubble now). That helps

[Anonymous No.22571088]

>>22570858
Impossible to say with certainty. If I had to guess, Norman's won't matter either way. The banks+ are getting their enormous shares locked in before anything happens.

>>22570995
>eth
lol yeah.
https://youtu.be/atuFSv2bLa8

[Anonymous No.22571240]

FRINKCOIN REQUIRED WATCHING
https://m.wcostream.com/the-simpsons-season-31-episode-13-frinkcoin
IYKYK

[Anonymous No.22571463]

comfy bump

[Marduk No.22571475]

>>22571240
based, professor frink

[Marduk No.22571605]

Javier Pérez-Tasso, CEO of Swift, says: “We are innovating the underlying infrastructure that financial institutions use to make transactions run even faster end-to-end, and at the same time further reducing costs for the community through industry-shared services in the areas of cyber, fraud and compliance. We are creating a broad platform with faster technology and smarter and better services that the industry can trust as a foundation for innovation towards their own end-clients.”

The fresh approach has received support from Swift's biggest member banks.

Manish Kohli, global head of payments and receivables, Citi, comments: "With its new platform strategy, Swift is evolving from just making incremental improvements to its traditional store and forward messaging capabilities and towards truly transformative change based on API dynamic connectivity, a vastly improved data model and extremely relevant ‘payment orchestration’ services. This reimagined Swift platform builds on the progress of gpi, and moves us towards our desired end-state of payment ubiquity with the ability to make frictionless and instant cross border payments across the Swift network.”

Stefan Hoops, managing director, head of corporate bank, Deutsche Bank, adds: “It’s good news that Swift is evolving from being a messaging carrier to a provider which supports our own Deutsche Bank transaction platform for international payments. Speedy, secure and compliant transaction management fits perfectly with our clients’ workflows and needs. We plan to connect Swift’s cooperative industry-wide solution with our own products and client services that manage payments for all types of financial institutions, corporates and fintechs.”

https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/36577/swift-outlines-strategy-to-expand-beyond-financial-messaging

man they love saying ‘frictionless’ eh?

[Anonymous No.22571658]

>>22570995
>>22571088
One other question I’ve been trying to figure out, hopefully, you’re more mathematically inclined than me please:

XRP doesn’t work for wholesale at low prices, as there needs to be enough liquidity to handle the total daily transfers between institutions. What would be the minimum price for it to be able to represent 10s of trillions of dollars in transfers? The market generally goes to 3/4 decimal places on currencies, though Japanese banks tend to want 6. How much would the price be if one drop was $0.000001? How many decimal places does XRP have?

(Obviously, this is very rough (so rough as to be almost meaningless), because even if you get an approximate $ value, you’d ideally need enough room to represent much weaker currencies, so might need to allow for more free decimals to reflect their value. Still, I’d be quite interested to understand it in $ terms at least, because i tried to figure it out and couldn’t.)

[Anonymous No.22571710]

>>22570243
you're not going anywhere faggot.

[Marduk No.22571766]

strange how stocks, metals, crypto and dollar moving down all at once...

somethings got to give.

[Marduk No.22571912]

https://twitter.com/BlockchainforEU/status/1306159190868721665?s=20

JUICY

[Anonymous No.22571916]

>>22571766
I was convinced the other night to look into centurylink. They talk about the 4th industrial revolution and the name change to lumen has be curious.

[Marduk No.22572017]

>>22571916
whatcha find fren?

https://en.ethereumworldnews.com/7-exchanges-now-support-the-spark-token-distribution-to-xrp-holders/

[Anonymous No.22572088]

>>22571605
>man they love saying ‘frictionless’ eh?
Must have watched Schwartz lecture on best incentive.
Fuck friction. I'm tired of perfectly good energy being converted to waste heat/consensus algorithm bitches.
>>22571658
1,000,000 drops = 1XRP.
0.000001XRP = 1 drop.(6 place values)
In your example one millionth of a cent equals one drop. Which would mean one million of those drops would = 1XRP =$1.
But the idea here is USD and weaker currencies(fiat) are going away so such conversions will be meaningless in the near future.

[Anonymous No.22572102]

>>22570995
>>22571088
Ignore this: >>22571658
someone asked the question in another thread and I’ve been trying to work it out, but don’t really know what relating it to drops would do, where I’m going with it or what it would mean and I’m becoming convinced it’s a nonsensical exercise. I’m a lawyer not a numbers guy.

[Anonymous No.22572185]

Afternoon chaps.

[Anonymous No.22572191]

>>22572088
I see, but there’s only 10bn XRP, so you’d need to shift it along right? In order to represent trillions of dollars down to 6 decimal places, it have to be $100 at least, right?

[Anonymous No.22572214]

>>22572017
I find it interesting they are rebranding but not claiming to be changing their business. Lumen though looks to focus on enterprise level business while legacy stuff will remain centurylink. Its interesting because they have infrastructure globally and also develop software. The schizo side of things has me believing they could be a big player in the next few years.

[Anonymous No.22572271]

>>22570966
Exactly how I read it

[Anonymous No.22572302]

>>22571710
NOICE

[Marduk No.22572384]

https://algorand.foundation/bsn-integration-algorand

holy fuck algochads

[Anonymous No.22572529]

>>22572191
100 billion supply. Dug this up for you. I'm out of answers.
>>/biz/thread/S22233067#p22239853

[Anonymous No.22572566]

test

[Anonymous No.22572598]

>>22571710
kek

[Anonymous No.22572612]

>>22572566
Yes, when you change IP address, you change ID.

[The Garlicman No.22572632]

>>22570428
the only downside of XRP

[The Garlicman No.22572681]

>>22572529
100 billion Tokens, but only 47x more drops than satoshi's
>while BTC has current supply of, 18-19m?

[Anonymous No.22572694]

>>22572632
Garlic, the switch, flip it ffs.

[The Garlicman No.22572759]

>>22572694
wasn't me not dumping my fat-finger accident yesterday not enough for this week, god-damn.
>david is still in his pool.

[Anonymous No.22572891]

>>22571710
lmao

[Anonymous No.22572973]

>>22572759
What’s the deal between you and christine lagarde?

[Anonymous No.22572998]

>>22571710
Thanks fren, I needed that. Hope you make it.

[The Garlicman No.22573078]

>>22572973
for some reason I make her womanhood tremble, but I already have 3 beautiful kids with my wife, my golde Kristen.

[Anonymous No.22573112]

Wil something happen already!!

[Anonymous No.22573124]

>>22572998
YOURE GONNA FUCKING MAKE IT DUDE

Stack xerps and find something to occupy your time so you don't obsess over it.

[Anonymous No.22573170]

>>22572998
>filename
ye-yeah. you too bro.

[Anonymous No.22573188]

>middle of September and not even $100

[Anonymous No.22573269]

>>22572998
>that feel when you're off by a digit.png

[Anonymous No.22573390]

>>22569154
currently staking my stack on bitrue, making maybe a 1.5 xrp a day. If this moons I might leave my stack on there to get some daily passive income, unless there is a better way to do it.

[Anonymous No.22573495]

Did anons see this yesterday?
>Payment solutions and consulting company, IBIS Management Associates Inc. recently announced that it has enabled its customers to connect to RippleNet. Through the SWISSRoute service, developed by IBIS, users will be able to access a gateway to the SWIFT international payment network.
https://www.crypto-news-flash.com/ripple-swiss-banking-giant-connects-to-ripplenet/

[Anonymous No.22573678]

>>22569337
This is huge

[Anonymous No.22573786]

>>22571240
First episode of The Simpson ive seen in 15 years

[Anonymous No.22573804]

>>22572384
Damn. More proof that Algorand is a big player and iso20022familyphoto.png is legitimate. Good place to park a percentage if you ask me.
>>22573390
>making $3000 a day given 2K EOY
not too shabby except for the whole storing on an exchange thing.

[Anonymous No.22573859]

:)

[Anonymous No.22573885]

>>22573495
Holy frickin Moly

[Anonymous No.22573895]

I’m fucking hoping the schizos are right man. I got a small stack of 10k XRP just in case. If it goes to hundreds or even thousands per XRP, I’ll be set for life and can stop wagecucking.

[Anonymous No.22573933]

>>22573859
In Baba We Trust
How much XRP to be considered elite upper class enough to have lunch and discuss financial news with Based Baba?

[Anonymous No.22573979]

>>22573495
This is old news, happened like a month ago.

[Anonymous No.22574058]

[Anonymous No.22574113]

>>22573933
checked
100,000K and only if you sell the majority at $7200

[Anonymous No.22574128]

>>22573979
Thanks, I fully smooth-brained reading the date.

[Anonymous No.22574400]

>>22572529
Thanks, appreciate it

[Anonymous No.22574512]

>>22410867
Schitzo thread for anyone interested in schitzo Algorand

[Anonymous No.22574526]

>>22572384
ooooooooooooooooooooo algo algochads in here

[Anonymous No.22574541]

>>22573933
250k

[Anonymous No.22574553]

>>22573895
>small stack

[Anonymous No.22574602]

>>22573804
After I buy I immediately transfer my XRP to XUMM. Very comfy

[Anonymous No.22574652]

>>22571710
fucking BASED

[Anonymous No.22574686]

>>22574512

>thread claims there's no information backing up the FED schizo graph
>go to post the youtube link
>thread archived

[Anonymous No.22574735]

>>22574686
Wtf only 54 posts and archived??

[Anonymous No.22574846]

>>22574686
>>22574735

[Anonymous No.22574903]

Which cold storage should I buy with UNI?

[Anonymous No.22574970]

>>22574686
Wait, you saying you can source pic related?

[Anonymous No.22575005]

>>22574970

[Anonymous No.22575045]

>>22573804
ya im not fond of having it on an exchange but im slowly building my algo stack as well!

[Marduk No.22575087]

>>22573804
indeed brother.

[Anonymous No.22575253]

Is it looking increasingly likely to anyone else that if everything comes to fruition that we can expect a massive XRP buyback from the IMF/Ripple?

I just can't see it trading / behaving like most other cryptos if it becomes this global digital reserve currency.

[Anonymous No.22575274]

https://www.americanexpress.com/us/foreign-exchange/articles/is-global-digital-reserve-currency-on-horizon/
Isn’t Amex one of Ripple’s partners?

[Anonymous No.22575305]

I had another dream about XRP mooning, but it was only after Baba sold

What does this mean bros? Two dreams in a row. I have only 5k but my unconscious genuinely believes XRP is the only way out

[Anonymous No.22575328]

>>22575253
Buyback at what price though?

[Anonymous No.22575372]

>>22575253
I understood that between Ripple and Escrows (assuming insiders/banks), all that we’re left messing around with is 4-5% of total supply. Is this correct? If so, there’d be no need for a buyback

[Anonymous No.22575457]

>>22575005
>MSPaint edit for Chainlink
>Doesn't circle IOTA
Fucking newfags

[Anonymous No.22575530]

>>22575372
But would they really want 4-5% of the global wealth floating around that is owned by randos?

[Anonymous No.22575574]

when are we going to be rich someone please iykyk 2keoy me

[Anonymous No.22575576]

>>22575253
yeah man guess they can have it because they can take it. lul
but data spark doe
BUT DAT SPARK DOE
Seriously I have no idea what it does. Something smart contracts something ERC20 compatible something collateral for digital dollar or something.
All I got are black swan memes that I'm too new to understand.

[Anonymous No.22575591]

>>22575574
IYKYK

[Anonymous No.22575598]

>>22575328
Good question, maybe this is what they mean by the "flipping of the switch" tho?

>>22575372
When all is said and done I imagine Ripple will relinquish control of their 50 billion tokens to the IMF OR Ripple may be merged with the IMF somehow. But I guess you are right, most retail investors have less then 10k tokens which is just a small drop in the bucket.

[Anonymous No.22575645]

>>22575274
They are. Bullish as fuck.

[Anonymous No.22575775]

>>22573188
I hold a stack, and many people have been doing so for years in hope of the 'switch', and nothing happens. This whole thing might be a collective hallucination

[The Garlicman No.22575791]

>>22575598
cough,
>allowing (more like organized) institutions to buy together at once
i'll leave

[Anonymous No.22575796]

>>22575530
It’s a long way off from global wealth. This covers cash transfers. Most wealth is in stocks, properties, bonds, etc.

Also, why do they care - a few more new money millionaires. Most will blow it all in a generation and the rest would need years/decades to build up all the right connections needed to be a threat.

Add to that: it’s a great PR gimmick. I’m sure I’ve said this before on here but: think about the ‘American Dream’ - working hard and pulling yourself up by your bootstraps to a better life. It’s bullshit. As far as the American Dream league table goes (socioeconomic mobility by country), the US is pretty much bottom of developed countries. But the idea of the American Dream is so pervasive that even my grossly liberal, anti-American friends from NY believe that the US is different to the UK because of the “American Dream”. It’s a tool for control of the masses - have them believe it’s possible to get out of the system if they just do this or that. And a great way to maintain that charade is to let a few thousand nobodies make it. “Look goy, these guys made it, maybe next time it’ll be you”

[Anonymous No.22575822]

>>22574553
10k xrp is $2000
Considerong xrp is quite stable, it's still lunch money in the first world

[The Garlicman No.22575838]

>>22575775
if enough people see this object as valuable, and put their money where their mouth is, the token will go to the moon
>Basic supply/demand and market forces
>Marketprices are pschycological forces

[Anonymous No.22575846]

>>22575598
I think that too. The optics for regulators and governments is much better if the iMF/BIS or similar quasi governmental/supra entity is managing the price with buys and dumps as well as acting as lender of last resort

[Anonymous No.22575858]

>>22575598
>I imagine Ripple will relinquish control of their 50 billion tokens to the IMF OR Ripple may be merged with the IMF somehow
OR Ripple are selling them off to banks at current prices and holding the XRP in escrow because there aren't sufficient regulations to stop them because the people who would make such regulations won't since they stand to benefit greatly.

[Marduk No.22575894]

>>22575645
>42.42

>In the tech world, specifically the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII), 42 is the code for the asterisk symbol, which signifies a wildcard character on the keyboard.

>Wildcard characters are generally used to replace other characters or to symbolise ~the unknown~.
>And finally, in Risk – the board game about world domination – the map is divided into 42 territories.
>Perhaps the most compelling piece of evidence is this: Donated blood lasts only 42 days. So maybe it is the answer to life, the universe, and everything after all.

So what do you think? Is the number 42 the answer to life?

[Anonymous No.22575903]

>>22575305
That does not mean anything idiot
I dreamt you had a gf last night and it's never happening, cas in point

[Anonymous No.22576009]

>>22575838
This 'flippening' has been taught about for years and still nothing happened. That does not mean nothing will happen in the future. But still, we might be in the wrong.

Can somebody tell me why banks would not create n equivalent for xrp? Why would they adopt xrp against their own crypto that they could create any day of the week?

[Anonymous No.22576080]

>>22575791
That’s a hell of an insight. Which organisations though? Supranationals or industry bodies?

[Anonymous No.22576090]

>>22575903

i vividly dreamt that i ran into my ex gf last night because she was working as secretary in this famous mansion/museum(lolwut) that I was thinking of buying with my xrp gains. we had a really nice chat, cleared the air, and then i went to the bar and got wrecked with some german dudes
i love dreams
xrp has fully infiltrated my dreamscapes

[Anonymous No.22576092]

AHHHH my daily dose of XSG
Bullish as fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkknnkkkkkkkkknnnnnnnnnnnnnknnkkkkkkk

[Anonymous No.22576190]

>>22575903
That’s weird you dreamt that... I’ve been talking to someone lately and they’re more flirtatious today
do you wanna go out?

[Anonymous No.22576237]

>>22576009
It’d be expensive and from experience on ISDA/ICMA working groups, it’s like herding cats - they’d all want different things to be included, they’d all want it to fit with their house systems, it’d quickly become a mess.

The options are:

one bank (or a small group) do it - but why would all the others want to use something that might give a competitive edge to one or more competitors, or

Use an existing system.

Also, if XRP does everything they want it do, what’s the driver for doing it themselves?

[The Garlicman No.22576321]

>>22576009
see it like this, every bank could have its own crypto for day-to-day use as credit or IOU's to their customers,
>XRPL is the ledger upon which all the payments of interbank and international entities are recorded and checked
so actually addopting to the XRPL and the clearinghouse, yada-yada-yada gives banks the freedom to do that!
the decentralizing blow is that banks technically could drop FIAT-currencies in their holdings completely
>in fairness they will have other ledgers for they shady funds (drug dealing, moneylaundering, arms trading)
With flare, they can create their own token, backed by XRP (the way ERC20 and ETH work) and those tokens could be a token the bank uses to give mortages value as the economy becomes tokenized
thing is, more vendors need to accept crypto as tender to pay. BTC and ETH are just to slow and have to high fees (normal banking is slower, but the bank is backing the claim that is has been paid, but they update their ledgers at night so if you pay 2 bucks for a cup of coffee, the accounts say 2 dollers has been moved, but in the banks internal system that just happens when they update their own ledger)
the XRPL forgoes this en just instantly updates it as it has been validated.

[Anonymous No.22576323]

>>22576237
we're already beyond that speculation, as we have hard evidence that XRP is being implemented by TPTB and it's only a matter of time before it comes here. IE: SBI

[The Garlicman No.22576481]

>>22576080
>THE IMF
well the IMF can only hold and trade currencies that're a national currency, which XRP sadly isn't. so no IMF buying for a while
>which institutions?
XRP is powerful, the ledger can be transacted upon without the direct use of XRP but to put it like this
Today's SWIFT, imagine you had a SWIFT token, that directly moves value to SWIFT without the funds needing to be exchanged and it doesn't have to go to the chain of banks.
thats XRP.
everyone working with money to payments would atleast want to hold a amount of XRP to back their own token
>Example Coca-cola makes the Cola-coin, worth 1 serving of Coca-cola (for vending machines) they could XRP and Spark to create that token and give some free via vouchers BUT it can only really be used to buy coca-cola products

[Anonymous No.22576525]

>tfw gonna use my stimulus package from uniswap to grab 5000 xrp
how much will it be worth in the future bros??

[Anonymous No.22576563]

>>22576321
I hadn’t thought of each bank issuing their own. It’s an interesting concept.

Can’t say I’m sold on it as I imagine regulators would have issues with it given all the ‘treat customers fairly’ stuff. A regular low iq guy on the street would want a single ‘currency‘ (whether fiat or token) across all their accounts so he can Compare them at a glance. For that reason, I think it’s more likely nations start issuing new tokens than banks doing so individually.

[Anonymous No.22576598]

>>22576563
regulators are at the final stages of figuring this out, and we know which company is the only one adhering to these standards...

[Anonymous No.22576718]

>>22576481
Never knew that about the IMF. But can they hold assets? Is XRP a trade currency or an asset? Without wanting to compare to securities, the IMF hold bonds already, so it would be too far decked to think this can be held under their current charter. I’ll look more into that - it’s fascinating.

On the institutions - sorry, I had thought you meant an organisation acting on behalf of institutions, hence the question. At an individual level, I’m certainly sold already that they’d all need XRP

[Anonymous No.22576805]

>>22576598
I think the broad concept of ‘can banks use crypto’ would be separate though from ‘can banks issue their own crypto’. The latter brings up a host of issues and frankly would likely come with so many rules and regulations that it’d make it a compliance nightmare

[Anonymous No.22576920]

>>22576525
it was designed to be valued 10,000 usd

[Anonymous No.22576975]

>>22576805
Banks simply waited too long. They spent the last 5 years dismissing crypto, now they have no plan of action to react to blockchain taking over the entire financial system. This is why Ripple has been circling the wagons for so long, the banks are now capitulating. The regulations are going to be loose initially, but that's the world playing catch-up.

[Anonymous No.22577032]

>>22576920
Lul source?

[Anonymous No.22577056]

Watch..1

[Anonymous No.22577072]

and my result..

[Anonymous No.22577097]

>>22576975
I apologize, I should have clarified. The banks are "playing catch-up" but that is just the bread and circus being presented to us. This has been the plan all along, and Bitcoin was just a use-case scenario. The appearance of a lucky, organic switch to crypto is what TPTB want you to believe. One doesn't simply fast-track an entire digital financial system because of a pandemic. This was a controlled demolition of the dollar/petrodollar/world economy, and you bet your sweet ass they have a light at the end of that tunnel they forced you through.

[Anonymous No.22577111]

>>22575894
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/username/42/

[Anonymous No.22577136]

>>22577032
dude
trust
me

[Anonymous No.22577163]

>Why is the Ripple logo appearing on a coin next to the Euros in official Slovenian News

https://twitter.com/i/status/1306660621493075978

17 seconds in

Anyone speak Slovenian?

[Anonymous No.22577165]

https://mobile.twitter.com/browncryptokid/status/1306660621493075978
17 seconds in

[The Garlicman No.22577187]

>>22576718
IMF is on thin ice regarding crypto, atleast until the laws around have crystalized
see the corridors opening(thus companies starting to use it) as the SPARK that'll FLARE-UP the circus

[Anonymous No.22577208]

>>22577163
what in the actual fuck AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.22577216]

>>22577165
>https://twitter.com/i/status/1306660621493075978
>>22577163

[Anonymous No.22577234]

>>22577072
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.22577269]

>>22576975
I’m a banking (derivatives, money markets and markets regulation) lawyer. I can tell you that banks couldn’t really do anything until regs were in place (we’ve had a lot of things (mainly regulation) to focus on since 2013, so looking at a hypothetical scenario with crypto when we don’t know what the rules are actually going to be would never happen) and even if they did, in the current regulatory environment trying to issue your own unique tokens would be a nightmare for compliance (and legal). The smart play would always have been Ripple/an external provider

[Anonymous No.22577315]

>>22577032
Feeling generous today since the unicorn has been generous to me. Here's it straight out of the horses mouth. He made similar remarks but DYOR. Look at OP
https://twitter.com/JoelKatz/status/905152430035238912/photo/1

[Anonymous No.22577334]

https://twitter.com/browncryptokid/status/1306660621493075978

tick tock

[Marduk No.22577347]

>>22577072
>>22577111
>>22577163
based. based. and based.

[Anonymous No.22577353]

>>22577269
Think of Ripple as the "guiding hands" of regulation. While none of us here can predict the future, we all know that the liquidity flood gates will not be opened without purpose, or direction. The banks do not need to have their own token, their only requirement is to be "online" during the switch, the rest follows "organically".

[Anonymous No.22577355]

>>22577097
Sorry saw this after I had posted this: >>22577269
totally agree with you. This has been planned for a long time. I’d just add that Ripple has been the plan all along.

[Anonymous No.22577389]

>>22577355
checked
exactly

[Anonymous No.22577417]

>>22577163
>17 seconds in
Q confirmed Slovenian

[Anonymous No.22577608]

fuck I have $8k of separate holdings I want to switch to XRP but I am such a superstitious freak that I feel like whatever I move will moon while it's in XRP.

[Anonymous No.22577649]

>>22577163
Yo what the fuk

[Anonymous No.22577740]

>>22577608
>moon
5x is a moon
10x is a moon
20x is a MOON
XRP needs a separate word for what it's going to do.

[Anonymous No.22577750]

>>22577740
Pluto? i'd like something with 1 syllable though

[Anonymous No.22577771]

>>22577750
alpha centauri, but it's still too close to earth

[Anonymous No.22577802]

>>22577740
Warp

[Anonymous No.22577813]

>>22573678
Actual Pajeet here. It's massive because Indians send an enormous amount of remittance back home, iirc the highest in the world - nearly $80-90B/year.

[Anonymous No.22577831]

schizos explain this

[Anonymous No.22577849]

>>22577740
fuck it im transferring half. There goes my VET stack but fuck it man

[Anonymous No.22577878]

>>22577802
Consume

[Anonymous No.22577993]

>>22570243
Fellow poorfag, don't do it. The thought is enough to bring tears to my eyes, we're on the edge of Freedom. I only have 1K but I know freedom is coming for us. So don't you dare give up. All these other anons who are telling you to stay know what they're talking about. We're all anons but we're all going to make it. Stay with us fellow poorfag. XRP is the destiny.

[Anonymous No.22578005]

You guys are being mislead, the real standard is going to be XLM, XRP little brother.
Everyone is talking about XRP to get your attention away from the real deal
Open your eyes

[Anonymous No.22578051]

>>22577831
X
Rising
Phoenix
18x16=288=Anno Domini

[Anonymous No.22578135]

>>22577740
Ascend?

[Anonymous No.22578146]

It's almost time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbJVv1N6NkY

[Anonymous No.22578149]

>>22578051
Besides the fact that a rising phoenix was the cover of that 1988 Economist mag, they explicity said 30 years from now
2018
What came into pubilc view in 2018? Ripple
Not Bitcoin.
Ripple.

[Anonymous No.22578189]

>>22577165
Well now... isn't that interesting? :)

[Anonymous No.22578221]

>>22577849
fuck im a pussy i transferred it back to my wallet once it was in binance
why do i gotta be this way

[Anonymous No.22578266]

>>22577740
"XRP is gonna fucking redshift bro!"
As in redshift over the cosmological event horizon, outpacing Hubble Expansion by orders of magnitude.
Pic related. Not to scale. Probably.

[Anonymous No.22578282]

>>22574735
Fucking jannies

[The Garlicman No.22578306]

>>22578266
bruh XRP will shatter the 3rd dimension and fill up the entire 11th dimension

[Anonymous No.22578319]

>>22578221
don’t get left behind fren

[Anonymous No.22578335]

>>22577163
It seems to be stock footage.
https://www.shutterstock.com/video/clip-1037088104-ripple-coins-rotating-on-bills-100-euro

[Anonymous No.22578380]

>>22577355
So having your background, what would you think would be a make it stack? I want to know your opinion on everything. Timelines, adoption, CBDCs, ect.
Please and thanks fren

[Anonymous No.22578410]

>>22578319
i have like 14k but i just dont want to miss out on more, but i also believe in the other coins i have
FUCK

[Anonymous No.22578451]

>>22578335
still an interesting choice when you have the option of using the Bitcoin stock footage right there as well

[Anonymous No.22578465]

>>22578149
>1988 Economist mag,
Interestingly enough, also the same year David Schwartz made several crypto related patents.

[Anonymous No.22578486]

>>22578410
>14k
breh that’s already way beyond a make it stack. stop stressing and check back in a few months

[Anonymous No.22578571]

>>22576009
Thought for you guys...

> Who prints money -- Treasury
> Who is T Rump targeting -- Fed
> Fed will be extinct
> Fed members getting tied with private companies like Ripple ensure they still have hand in the pot. ( pig with lipstick)

Guys correct my thought process please.

[Marduk No.22578590]

>>22578465

[Anonymous No.22578602]

>>22577993
>poorfag
Post your wallet address.

[Anonymous No.22578604]

>>22578571

[Anonymous No.22578645]

[Anonymous No.22578661]

>>22578590
Nice anon, didn't know someone had put this image together. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.22578880]

>>22578661

[Anonymous No.22578905]

>>22576092
No kidding
Good bingerino

[Anonymous No.22578933]

>>22569154
>people are unironically 100% in xrp right now

[Anonymous No.22578937]

Fellas.

Without bragging about my stack, what is the official bare minimum to make it?

Making it -- Being able to live peacefully without ever needing to work again, and being able to transfer wealth to my future children

[Anonymous No.22578966]

>>22578571

Operation paperclip but with money
Operation moneyclip

[Anonymous No.22579010]

>>22578937
5k apparently

>>22578486
i know but something about my intuition bla bla bla

[Anonymous No.22579044]

>>22578966
>Operation moneyclip
CHECKED

[Anonymous No.22579048]

>>22571605
so instead of replacing SWIFT they'll work within it?

[Anonymous No.22579049]

>>22578661

[Anonymous No.22579067]

>>22578937
>live peacefully
that was never an option, anon

[Anonymous No.22579144]

>>22572632
Up yours, nigger.

[Anonymous No.22579151]

>>22579049
Now that is what I call schizo. I like it!

[Anonymous No.22579155]

>>22571916
elaborate. i looked into it as well. and it led no where.

[Anonymous No.22579196]

So when's this SPARK shit going down?
Finally got around to setting everything up.

[Anonymous No.22579216]

>>22579196
Dec 12

[The Garlicman No.22579220]

>>22579144
I'll hope the budha was right and you're reincarnated as a watermelon for your arrogance in being saved

[Anonymous No.22579225]

>>22573804
I didnt think we had to stake on an exchange for rewards. please tell me im right...im using trustwallet rn

[Anonymous No.22579231]

>>22579216
sick, thanks fren

[Anonymous No.22579245]

>>22579067
Bro this is unironically and quite literally the shit I'm wanting to run away from!!!!

I've alread y got the plan. I will mail a few checks to the people that have done right by me or have helped me in life. Then I will sell everything and drop off the earth. Thinking of somewhere that has some sort of values and morals left.

[Anonymous No.22579296]

>>22579245
>Thinking of somewhere that has some sort of values and morals left.
Pretty much all/most of rural and suburban USA.

[Anonymous No.22579407]

>>22579245
globohomo will encroach forever unless good people stand up. problem is, more and more people are going to succumb to complacency when they need to start worrying about how they're going to eat.
get land. get livestock.become self-sufficient. build your community

[Anonymous No.22579419]

>>22573495
swiss banks are kind of a big deal...BIS is the granddaddy bank when it comes to supranational orgs like the IMF, WTO and World Bank. this and news from London and the Fed are huge because they show adoption in the financial centers. Combined with the news from Tokyo, well

I kinda want to hold my Uniswap coins but I might just sell them so I can stack more ISO2022s

[Anonymous No.22579486]

>>22575775
times have changed, friend. Corona accelerated everything

[Anonymous No.22579490]

big old trump conference today, ((1776)) commission, something something. Lets look for breadcrumbs.

[The Garlicman No.22579520]

>>22579490
time?

[Anonymous No.22579529]

>>22578602
If you feel generous would be grateful even for 1 xrp

rLxEr1pE1iAr3nd…skyAHHRJZfr1wBr

[Anonymous No.22579551]

>>22579520
already happened, it's on twitter etc. he announced a new exec. order

[Anonymous No.22579561]

>>22576563
JP Morgan has already started, with Quorum

[Marduk No.22579565]

>>22579529
Got you senpai. I assume just remove the dots?

[Anonymous No.22579583]

>>22579529
reported

[Anonymous No.22579635]

>>22579407
Correct. Already have plans for how to do this .

[Anonymous No.22579751]

>>22579583
Dont be a cuck. I choose to believe in the kindness of XRP and the community. rw2ciyaNshpHe7bCHo4bRWq6pqqynnWKQg 4200197608

note I only have $5 to my name. I am legit a wagie poorfag

[Anonymous No.22579773]

>>22579565
>>22579529
oh no, rLxEr1pE1iAr3nduDMwskyAHHRJZfr1wBr, the dots are missing letters, haven't checked

[Anonymous No.22579806]

>>22579751
>>22579583
Sent! :^)

[Anonymous No.22579814]

>>22577056
Let’s fucking goooooooo

[Marduk No.22579844]

>>22579773
>>22579751
plz hold.

do you solemnly swear to keep it schizo and nothing but schizo so help you, Mr. Pool?

[Anonymous No.22579982]

>>22579806
You have my thanks! Truly an Anon of honor!
>>22579844
Aye. By the Schizo that drives me to hold with hands caked in dirt and grime of the wagie cage. I hold strong as the voices demand.

[Anonymous No.22579997]

>>22579419
>IBIS
>Grandaddy bank
IBIS is a bank founded in the Dutch Caribbean in 2000

[Anonymous No.22580036]

>>22579844
If I'm shizo in truly believing in XRP then I'll keep the shizo

[Marduk No.22580071]

>>22579982
>>22580036
>send it.

[Anonymous No.22580095]

>>22579997
>IBIS
Don't be retarded. Anon typed BIS (Bank of International Settlements)

[Anonymous No.22580157]

>>22580036
By the grace we will make it brother. I am in awe of the honor of Anons... legit tears having to be held back as I'm in the wagie cage now being paraded around... blessings to you fellow XRP brothers I will pay it forward when I can!

[Anonymous No.22580168]

>>22580095
Okay, and the article quote he was replying to does not mention BIS, it mentions IBIS Management Associates. The author is mistaken in labeling them a "Swiss Banking Giant"

[The Garlicman No.22580181]

>>22579773
how do you like them apples

[Anonymous No.22580290]

>>22576321
>>22576481
this

ripple/flare will be like ETH 5.0.
feeles instant etc... so simple.

ripple will eat eth alive.

[Anonymous No.22580454]

>>22579806
>>22580071
May God bless you guys, truly grateful. Don't let money taint your hearts, be good till the end.
I'll won't forget your kindness and generosity

[Anonymous No.22580530]

>>22578602
Poor fag here rN4uE8VAGAR31g7jXzENfWtMBK8ZWtPwzB

[Anonymous No.22580588]

>>22580530
You don't look like a poorfag according to the ledger.

[Anonymous No.22580640]

>>22580530
You bragging fuck, you have over ten times as much as I do. lol

[The Garlicman No.22580673]

>>22580588
its fun checking the wallets.

[Anonymous No.22580726]

It's not fair bros... Why the fuck do rugpulling faggots get rewarded with free money? Why am I punished for not buying into DEFI PNDs that have no actual usecase and are just a game of musical chairs where you dump on new holders? Tell me Flare is going to make these scammers neck themselves.

[The Garlicman No.22580814]

>>22580726
DeFi on ETH was just a testing phase for when FXRP gets ready.

[Marduk No.22580817]

>>22580530
>>22580588
big yikes.
>>22580673
based overseer garlicman.

[Anonymous No.22580827]

>>22580673
BAM there's your use case right there.

[The Garlicman No.22580838]

>>22580726
sorry but dubblepostin'
the makers of Yearn.finance even said not to buy it because its a worthless pilot
>/biz goes full /biz/ BUY
sometimes you can get lucky

[Marduk No.22580899]

>>22580827
kek no body said this wasn’t ultimately really bad for consumer privacy. they are working on private transactions so they say. this is why everyone should hold an undisclosed amount of xmr hehe.

[Anonymous No.22580919]

>>22580726
Drop the victim mentality and nobody forced you to buy the rug pulls. Also nobody cares. Life isn’t fair. XRP 2k EOY

[Anonymous No.22580952]

https://youtu.be/t-BPbhQWlpw

29:25

[Anonymous No.22580973]

>>22580588
That's my life's savings.

[Anonymous No.22581034]

>>22580673
>>22580827
Lol didn't know you can check wallets but this is nice.

[Anonymous No.22581037]

so if and when xrp is officially and fully integrated and new regulations are passed, whats going to happen to other crypto? i want to invest in other stuff like rari but ive heard many people say all crypto will crash since it wont pass regulations which seems reasonable. that doesnt necessarily mean though they can't adapt to regulations in the aftermath.

[Anonymous No.22581051]

>>22580899
Rate mine next based Marduk and Garlicman. Objective would be to get to 5 but money is an issue at the moment. Enough for a make it stack? My country is not taxxing crypto, yet.

rNqAxk1dgbpULDJ25wQYwKyTp6b7FUqSKq

[The Garlicman No.22581062]

>>22580817
>>22580827
but beware, as fast as you can check a wallet, someone can just create a new one, fund it with 20XRP and start collecting
>and never spend from your main wallet(s) always create a proxy
>but don't forget every payment is trackable so even if it goes through 20 wallets, the original wallet could be found in the TX log.

[The Garlicman No.22581087]

>>22581034
https://bithomp.com/
go there and enter your adress or an adress from which you recieved XRP

[Anonymous No.22581099]

>>22581037
I guess in the future there will be pools of legit regulated crypto-exchanges vs. wild west of chink/pajeet shitcoins

[Anonymous No.22581109]

>>22569892
That's exactly what I did. I only had 15k but because of the uni scam I am now sitting at 20k :) feels good man.

[Anonymous No.22581119]

>>22581037
Depends on the crypto.

[Anonymous No.22581122]

The best part about this uniswap drop is reading the complaints about gas. Shit tier incentives. XRP/ALGO all the way.
I haven't kept up with ETH. Surely they have something "in the works" to help with scalability. Something always "in the works". lol
Makes me anxious for FXRP drop thinking about this. Any idea when you guys gonna start converting your portfolios over to XRP heavy to sparkmax? Trying to get a feel for when volume/value will start ramping up.

[The Garlicman No.22581125]

>>22581051
please don't show your adress everywhere, you wouldn't do the same with your bankID

[Anonymous No.22581182]

>>22581062
Oh fugg im scared now. Can someone steal by xerpies? Dont fuck around and find out, only over my dead body

[Anonymous No.22581224]

>>22581182
NO, unless they have your private key (just like with any crypto wallet)

[The Garlicman No.22581282]

>>22581182
I've heard a rumour of somebody getting scammed after entering their rM1p...... Adress, which I find hard to believe.
people will be able to nose in your wallet and follow payments, but they won't be able to do anything with it.

[Marduk No.22581286]

>>22580952
i. love. watching. Brad. talk.

so much freakin enthusiasm. I have absolutely nothing to gain from saying that. sure, he’s gonna be basically the 21st century Alexander the Great or something but how can you not see that and believe? anyways. great find anon. and seems to confirm the idea that IMF can’t hold xrp or any other digital asset until a nation makes it their national currency. tick tock.

[Anonymous No.22581326]

>>22581125
>>22581224
Nobody will ever find my keys. ONLY OVER MY DEAD BODY. my hold is modest but very very comfy and would do everything for it

[Anonymous No.22581345]

>>22581182
>>22581224
>>22581282
I don't do it just because I don't want my wallet posted in the archives of a site that retards call the 'internet hate machine'

[The Garlicman No.22581348]

>>22581182
More privacy concern, not really theft
with anon's I don't really care but when it gets mainstream, better watch you back if people find out you got them XRP stack worth million just by backtracing your $1.50 payment
>instant hostage

[Marduk No.22581369]

>another one.

[Anonymous No.22581382]

>>22571240
I see two representations of ships in there. I'm following synchronicities on the hermetic path. Is there anyone that knows the true masonic meaning of the sailing ship here, and are you willing to tell me?

[Anonymous No.22581397]

>>22581326
>Nobody will ever find my keys
Good fren, make sure to keep it that way. Nobody can do anything with just your wallet addy. That's what you use to send/receive.

[The Garlicman No.22581408]

>>22581345
such a beautiful scene
true, nearly forgot about the archives

[Anonymous No.22581429]

>>22581369
>demonetizes currency

wat

[Anonymous No.22581438]

https://www.somagnews.com/ripple-manager-to-advise-the-prime-minister-of-japan/

WHO GONNA BUY AN ANIME WIFE WITH THEIR MILLIONS?

[The Garlicman No.22581476]

>>22581326
think like this, Ripple and XRP are positioning them to become a major player in the global financial world
maybe only 1-0.5% of the world holds any crypto, and of that maybe 10% XRP
>I've known a time where you'd need 10 or 100's of BTC to buy some stupid toy, now you'd just need 0.0001BTC for that

[Marduk No.22581518]

>>22581438
there’s a huge pump coming after last two days of market news imo. this is really something. japan is a HUGE player in regards to the US dollar.

[Anonymous No.22581568]

>>22581518
>Marduk
I wanna MarFuck you in the ass.

[Anonymous No.22581577]

>>22581348
I agree that it is a major privacy issue, you can not only see the checked wallet but the wallets of other transactions.
It's still hard to track the person behind the wallet tho

[Anonymous No.22581580]

>>22581348
>>22581345
>>22581397
Thank you frens. I will be ready for anything. Unironically my hold is my life and will do anything for it.

[The Garlicman No.22581598]

>>22581518
you know, low key I was hoping Kitao-san himself would be appointed as prime-minister XD, still glad when the news broke
>gonna miss based Abe though

[Marduk No.22581604]

>>22581568
love you too sweetheart

[Anonymous No.22581642]

>>22581577
>It's still hard to track the person behind the wallet tho
with all the talk of quantum computing, i don't find it hard at all for certain agencies to run across ledgers and pick people out of assumed obscurity

[Anonymous No.22581653]

>>22581286
nice ID.

[The Garlicman No.22581689]

>>22581642
actually, because XRP is so easy trackable governments love it
>not for own use ofc
but its really easy tracking fraudulent business and money laundering
>which give regulation makers a raging boner

[Anonymous No.22581691]

>>22575894
*.*

[Anonymous No.22581696]

>>22581642
Well then, everyone is fucked

[Anonymous No.22581717]

I think we should meme xrp down to .10 to
a. shake out weak hands
b. accumulate more before the moonshot

[Anonymous No.22581741]

>>22581696
It was rigged from the start.

[The Garlicman No.22581758]

>>22581642
alright, then they crack your adres, they have to ship it to other wallets, but then you can get the validators to snipe transactions from your wallet and freeze it

[Anonymous No.22581786]

>>22581062
>but beware, as fast as you can check a wallet, someone can just create a new one, fund it with 20XRP and start collecting
>and never spend from your main wallet(s) always create a proxy
>but don't forget every payment is trackable so even if it goes through 20 wallets, the original wallet could be found in the TX log.

You'd need to use an exchange where a central would allow opaque transactions behind it...kinda like a VPN.

"They" could track [wallet_01] send XRP to [exchange_wallet] but could not track the intra-exchange trades unless the exchange provided access.

> [public_wallet_01] to [exchange_wallet] to intra_exchange_wallet_A
> intra_exchange_wallet_A to intra_exchange_wallet_B [not on public ledger]
> intra_exchange_wallet_B to [public_wallet_02]

There would be no public link between the XRP going from public_wallet_01 to public_wallet_02 if the exchange did not make their intra-trades available.

[Anonymous No.22581871]

What about the rumour of the Stimulus checks being set to you american bros in October? Adam Perry on Rogan said it is possible that I would be sent to an online wallet. Good news for XRP possibly?

[The Garlicman No.22581877]

>>22581786
yup, nice to see anon. sounds solid!

[Anonymous No.22581896]

>>22581871
Curry. How coud I forget this pajeet name, think it’s time for me to go to bed

[Anonymous No.22581900]

>>22581786
and why would they object to the powers that be

[Anonymous No.22581996]

>>22581786
It seems to me that the whole idea of this is about the concentration of power. Throwing the potentially troublesome schizo crowd a bone is never a terrible idea, especially when you can freeze their stuff without a whole bunch of paperwork if they get in your way while you're busy enslaving humanity.
>the ones who can see won't shout as loudly if they're busy driving around new cars, building nice off-grid homes in rural areas for their families, etc.

[Anonymous No.22582028]

>>22581696
of course. it was always supposed to be like this. governments will have a profile on -everyone's- spending habits, cross-referenced with social media accounts, interactions with government (voting, use of services, criminal record), and everything in between. there will be no privacy anymore, so you better keep your nose clean. And of course, go with Christ.

[Anonymous No.22582094]

>>22582028
So basically China but globally. May God bless you too.

[Anonymous No.22582133]

>>22573859
He said the same thing in 2018 and 2019. I'm getting tired.

[Anonymous No.22582148]

thanks

[Anonymous No.22582213]

>>22581689
>>22581604
Garlic and Marduk, what do you think about Stellars Lumin (XLM)?

[Anonymous No.22582261]

>>22580640
Bragging gets roped

[Marduk No.22582437]

>>22582213
I hold 10k and I think it’s criminally, schizo-lly underappreciated. Jed is ghoulish as fuck with mt gox (another japan reference) and the fact it’s called the Lumen raises some questions. I don’t think it will be the ROI xrp can be but I think it’s worth snagging while it’s so fuckin cheap. I bought a lot at 7¢

[Anonymous No.22582481]

>NEW THREAD
>>22582445
>NEW THREAD
>>22582445
>NEW THREAD
>>22582445
>NEW THREAD
>>22582445

[Anonymous No.22582593]

>>22581382
Mayflower,
Left on sept 6 and travelled 66 days bringing the pilgrims to ‘the new world’

[Anonymous No.22582682]

>>22581382
in the XRP case it references the mayflower voyage from the old world to the new world.

It also references the Phoenicians (phoenix) who basically perfected being merchants and sea based trading, their color was Tyrian Purple, the color of XRP. The most expensive and valuable die in the ancient world.

Alot of modern banking and money terminology is ocean or water based, Liquidity, Bank, currency etc, now we have Ripple, Droplets.

Gematria is also heavily tied to the Phonetic alphabet. ie Canaan/Phoenician lettering.

[Anonymous No.22582842]

>>22582593
>>22582682
Thank you.

[Anonymous No.22582873]

>>22581717
I agree, but logistically that just is near impossible the giant is too big

[Anonymous No.22582893]

>>22581786
So all of the mixers .... gone

[Anonymous No.22582998]

>>22578380
Sorry - was doing kids bedtime then out for a beer. The short answer is I’m the wrong person to ask. I have no idea on where it’ll go price wise - I tend not to speculate and am pretty pessimistic anyway.

I will say my hope is for at least $500 eoy. That’s what I need to change what I need to change in life.

‘Making it’ for me would be ~$5k.

[Anonymous No.22583150]

>>22573933
More than what a poor student can invest, unless you've invested in XRP for years. Probably above 100,000 XRP at the very least. I have 7000 XRP, and although it will set me up for life, it won't be nearly enough to become one of the true elites. You need to be a billionaire or in some powerful influential position to become that.

[Anonymous No.22583235]

>>22583150
Agreed. I don’t think people realise what makes someone truly ‘elite’. It’s not only billions but years of moving in the right circles and getting to know the right people. And I don’t mean hanging out with Trump/Obams. I mean knowing the power behind the power.

Merely being rich doesn’t even get you a look in

[Anonymous No.22583272]

>>22571013
>13

[Anonymous No.22583360]

>>22582682
>Alot of modern banking and money terminology is ocean or water based

I knew this, but stupidly never connected Ripple to it. Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.22583388]

>>22582998
pessimist hoping for at least 500 EOY lol

[Anonymous No.22583415]

>>22583388
There’s a difference in what I hope will happen vs. What I think will happen