/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.3324395]

Why haven't you bought XRP yet /biz/? Do you hate free money?

>Literally quadrillions of dollars handled and transferred each year with shitty slow technology
>Ripple ABSOLUTELY reking Swift and becoming the new standard for money transfer
>Speedy transaction at minimal cost; practical usage unlike most of the shitcoins you hold
>Fed Reserve have LITERALLY endorsed it for next gen of global payments
>Japanese market has signed on
>

[Anonymous No.3324414]

If you're after free money then go for loopring. Below ICO prices and ready to moon before hitting the big exchanges

[Anonymous No.3324558]

The koreans are gonna jump on this before the conference and it will spike, get in while it's still cheap

[Anonymous No.3324613]

It's doomed to fail when the banks create their own coin. The only thing it's good for is selling when it jumps up 20% before it crashes back the next day to the long term trendline.

[Anonymous No.3324694]

>>3324613

And how long will it take banks to create their own coins? Ripple already has the technology :^)

[Anonymous No.3324702]

Yeah I do

[Anonymous No.3324927]

Swift is playing catchup and it has a long history of doing so with various technologies. Take swifts approach to correspondent banking KYC for instance and how many startup competitors sprung up and are doing a more efficient job at complying with Swifts own guidelines than Swift itself does.

[Anonymous No.3325215]

>>3324395
Putting 3000 into XRP tomorrow once my funds clear.
Once this coin struggles to $1 it will rocket to $10 like every other crypto in recent history.
Once it hits $10 it will get to $100 within a couple of months like every other crypto.

Then I will sell all of my coins and cash out with a million dollars.

Millionaire before 30 by 2019.

[Anonymous No.3325224]

>>3324395

No thank you.

[Anonymous No.3325280]

>>3324395

Ripple
> Has groundbreaking conference and news on Sept 12
>No one cares because just beforehand the crypto bubbles pops
> Is Ripple, dare is say it /ourguy/

[Anonymous No.3325305]

no thanks dont want my money lost because chainlink will destroy ripple

[Anonymous No.3325326]

>>3325215

there's too many XRP in circulation for this to ever be possible

[Anonymous No.3325332]

>>3325305

thats years away my dude, dont you want to profit in the meantime?

[Anonymous No.3325361]

>>3325332
i would invest in ripple but there is one problem my friend, the protocol doesnt need the coin to work so the protocol is what is used by the banks but the coin itself not

[Anonymous No.3325380]

>>3325361
>this argument again
It's been debunked a thousand times

[Anonymous No.3325392]

>>3325380
well give a link or something to disprove it plz

[Anonymous No.3325418]

>>3325392
>Every bank wants their name on it, but no bank wants any other bank’s name on it,” explains Thomas. “So it presents this stalemate where they all create their own coin but then maybe can’t get anyone else but their own daughter banks and their own club to use it, at which point the value isn’t there. Settlement assets are valuable if they’re widely accepted across all organizations.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ripple-and-xrp-are-more-stable-than-you-think_us_591cb3bee4b0b28a33f62915

[Anonymous No.3325436]

>>3325418
will read the link thanks

[Anonymous No.3325674]

>>3325326
>>3325326
>>3325326
>there's too many XRP in circulation for this to ever be possible

Ripple is locking away 70 percent of XRP in circulation by the end of this year.

https://ripple.com/insights/ripple-to-place-55-billion-xrp-in-escrow-to-ensure-certainty-into-total-xrp-supply/

Going to want to buy before this happens. Imagine what would happen to the price of gold if 70 percent of it just fucking disappeared.