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Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:26:34 2022 No.51710887 [Reply] [Original]

Why would anyone prefer BTC to XRP?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:28:39 2022 No.51710909 >>51710887 sunk cost fallacy

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:30:23 2022 No.51710939 >>51710887 This guy is a massive faggot Anybody to break his knees ?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:30:27 2022 No.51710943 >>51710909 it would seem so, they don't care about actual application of a product, just that they hold it

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:30:44 2022 No.51710945 >>51710887 >scammer vs scammer this is uncomfortably common in crypto

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:31:07 2022 No.51710946 >>51710945 XRP and BTC are both scams to you?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:32:22 2022 No.51710962 >>51710943 it's the opposite. bitcoin and only bitcoin has the only legitimate worthwhile use-case.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:33:03 2022 No.51710965 >>51710946 ripple and max keiser

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:33:40 2022 No.51710973 >>51710962 Which is? >>51710965 Okay, how is ripple a scam?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:34:05 2022 No.51710978 >>51710962 late adopter cope

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:34:43 2022 No.51710985 File: 137 KB, 733x921, FZLwnQuWQAUmwGC.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51710946 Not sure about that but the death cult called "government" that steal 75% of what you have is for sure a mother fucking scam

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:35:43 2022 No.51710994 >>51710887 Because they dislike Jews.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:36:28 2022 No.51711005 >>51710985 anon i cant tell what you or that image are saying

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:37:50 2022 No.51711021 File: 145 KB, 720x480, 1659236574117038.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] XRP is a glorified Excel spreadsheet pretending to be a cryptocurrency and is clearly in massive violation of US securities laws.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:40:53 2022 No.51711054 >>51710887 Schizobros... is it happening?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:41:28 2022 No.51711062 >>51711054 it's definitely getting closer to happening

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:43:20 2022 No.51711085 File: 21 KB, 217x337, 1662652508086289.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51710887 Jasmy still ok though right?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:43:49 2022 No.51711091 >>51711085 ALGO i think just got intergrated onto the xrpl so if you want to be safe, get on the xrpl as a layer or something

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:48:11 2022 No.51711129 I hate to admit it but XRP's chart looks like a better buy than BTC's at the moment. I hold neither, but just saying.

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:48:29 2022 No.51711132

>>51710973
it's crypto-in-name-only, not a novel or useful product and I don't consider ripple to be a legitimate organization. they've grifted hundreds of millions of dollars they now use to conduct influence operations over tradfi, a perfect example of how these cons can become increasingly dangerous to the public

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:50:19 2022 No.51711163 >>51711132 trustlines and rippling by themselves are enough to justify the technology

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:51:31 2022 No.51711184 >>51711132 >lightning speed transactions with low costs are not a useful product LOLETH!

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:52:53 2022 No.51711199

>>51710973
>Which is?
freedom money. something that can't just be censored stopped or confiscated. something that stores value for your savings. a tool to opt out of state oppression.

you all are free to play with your shitcoins but that's just larping. you are still slaves to the old financial system, cantillionaire and big tech interest.

>>51710978
retard.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:53:13 2022 No.51711202 Can someone tell me how XRP is "crypto"? Thank you

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:54:20 2022 No.51711215 >>51711202 Your account is controlled by a private/public key pair

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:57:14 2022 No.51711246 >>51711199 >freedom money. something that can't just be censored stopped or confiscated. something that stores value for your savings. a tool to opt out of state oppression. You are really foolish if you think the government can't take your BTC

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:57:37 2022 No.51711252 >>51711163 >>51711184 >non-technical cope it's a scam, the exact thing the sec exists to stop and it can't even do that

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:58:37 2022 No.51711263 >>51711252 >rippling and trustlines >non-technical I don't understand fren

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:58:37 2022 No.51711264 >>51711199 brainlet

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 00:59:37 2022 No.51711272 >>51711252 Not an argument, you did not refute the advantages i posted

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:12:18 2022 No.51711426
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>>51711132
>it's crypto-in-name-only, not a novel or useful product and I don't consider ripple to be a legitimate organization. they've grifted hundreds of millions of dollars they now use to conduct influence operations over tradfi, a perfect example of how these cons can become increasingly dangerous to the public

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:14:27 2022 No.51711450 >>51711263 everything to do with ripplenet is hokum >>51711272 being fast and cheap does not make something "crypto", visa is already fast and cheap >>51711426 nice self portrait

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:14:59 2022 No.51711455
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>>51711199
I also play altcoins because I don't like to concentrate on just one. My portfolio now includes projects like CryptoXpress that have practical applications. I just want to save those substantial projects for the following season.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:15:09 2022 No.51711459 >>51711450 I didn't imply it was crypto, but it is technically faster then visa AND cheaper

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:18:25 2022 No.51711501 >>51711246 >You are really foolish if you think the government can't take your BTC they can try.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:18:50 2022 No.51711510 File: 332 KB, 1077x1471, EC93217D-6AD3-4B17-9B23-B8A1C00DFEA4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51711450 Keep seething in this thread, mongrel.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:18:52 2022 No.51711511 File: 14 KB, 803x236, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51711459 From 2020, and it goes without saying it's absolutely cheaper for cross border payments

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:19:23 2022 No.51711521 >>51711501 >shit we can't hack him we'll have to shoot him in reality >oh okay just find the chain of transactions

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:20:41 2022 No.51711538

>>51711455
there is only one practical application: to escape the fucking dystopia the unholy marriage of government and big tech brings about!

all the fucking crypto projects are just centralized bollocks by silicon valley vcs. you are all fucking fools! you can't invent true digital scarcity twice!

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:22:18 2022 No.51711559 >>51711538 >there is only one practical application: to escape the fucking dystopia the unholy marriage of government and big tech brings about! good luck with that, as far as i know monero is the only thing that doesn't leave a trail

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:22:35 2022 No.51711563 >>51711521 my keys are safe offline and partly in my skull. they can't hack them and they can't get them by killing me. this is not a joke, it's a revolution. starts with disobedience.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:23:37 2022 No.51711577 >>51711559 monero still leaves a trail. just a confusing one, but over time it may become pretty clear. bitcoin is going to fix that.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:27:56 2022 No.51711637 File: 67 KB, 500x714, we-are-not-the-same.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] bye smoothbrains!

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 01:30:53 2022 No.51711676 File: 793 KB, 220x123, DCCC43A4-71F5-484A-9405-5B0D45EE3684.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >it's a revolution. starts with disobedience. Says the fragile goy

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 03:11:34 2022 No.51712995 >>51711455 The product is crucial in this situation. In the future, I won't be shocked if there are more users to utilise their services if that's the case.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:02:36 2022 No.51713503 IDK. How about it's much faster than bitcoin and it costs nothing to send. It also confirms transactions and cannot be influenced by a 51% attack.

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:21:26 2022 No.51713696

Satoshi nakamoto vs brad garlichouse. Superior growth and price performance. Most trusted blockchain in the world. Actual adoption vs. fake adoption and marketing hype. No controlling entity that can be sued. No escrow. No insiders to dump. Should I go on?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:23:21 2022 No.51713716 File: 78 KB, 1280x720, 1642267529899.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] this guy is off the charts pilled

Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:27:32 2022 No.51713755

>>51713696
>Sued because it actually works and threatens the banking system.
>Both BTC/XRPL are both trustworthy ledgers.
>Institutions would have already widely adopted BTC if it wasn't so fucking slow. Lightning isn't being used. Why is that?
>XRP does what BTC does but without the fees, high energy costs, and slow transaction times.
>The big banks have already infiltrated crypto now. Everything we see is manipulated at this point.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:29:21 2022 No.51713777 >>51713716 He's ace I like him alot

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:35:25 2022 No.51713837 >>51711577 How is BTC becoming private?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:54:06 2022 No.51713982 Both BTC and XRP were created by David Schwartz for the NSA.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 04:54:24 2022 No.51713984 >>51713982 yeah probably

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 07:08:27 2022 No.51714988 File: 19 KB, 600x315, 1664340991632338.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >all the seething cripples ITT

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 07:25:31 2022 No.51715108 >>51711577 I am willing to bet a very expensive fish that they'll crack down on BTC successfully before monero >>51714988 an actual arguments?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 30 09:25:20 2022 No.51715941 >>51711246 >You are really foolish if you think the government can't take your BTC not even jesus fucking christ descending from the sky can take my BTC

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