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When markets correct there are winners and losers, this week’s slump was led by Bitcoin as it fell almost $8,000 from a high of $20k down to a bottom of $12k. The reversal has since reversed and now things are slowly picking themselves back up again, so much for the bubble bursting.

One altcoin that has weathered the storm this week has been Ripple. It corrected a little with all of the other altcoins but generally remained on a high and is still trading over that psychological one dollar level. Trading action across Asia kept XRP pumped when other coins were losing as much as 35% in a day. While there is a buzz in trading the volatile charts of relatively unknown crypto coins, most traders seek some form of stability and Ripple has become the provider.

Infighting in the Bitcoin camp and the obvious divisions between the BTC and BCH chains have caused both to lose out this week. Rumours of insider trading on Coinbase have also created cause for concern for many.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/12/24/ripple-riding-high-crypto-correction/

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The market is sick of experimental speculative tech. Ripple (the network/protocol) is used in real world and soon the currency will follow! Ripple is the new hedge.


>inb4 Ripple is centralised
let's see which is more decenralised


Bitcoin
-One company has more than 50% of hashpower
-One oppressive country has more than 50% of hashpower
-One company has a monopoly on creating efficient ASIC Bitcoin miners thanks to patents


Ripple
-10s of validators from reputable non related public and private entities (e.g., Microsoft, MIT, CGI, WorldLink, Telindus-Proximus Group, Bahnhof, ...)
-At least 80% of validators must agree for a ledger to be validated
Performance?
Ripple can process +1500 per second. A transaction takes at most 3 seconds. Bitcoin? LMAO


Efficiency?
Ripple uses cryptographic signatures, no wasteful mining needed. The transaction cost is not paid to any party: the XRP is irrevocably destroyed.

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5456139

Already in Ripple for the long run
Gott Mit Uns

>> No.5456157

Don't kid yourself.
Yes, I own XRP and think it will x2 somewhere early 2018, but it is not a decentralised coin.
It's just a moneymaking machine, if you want some realy muh cryptovalue buy XRB or XLM or whateverthe fuck

>> No.5456303

>>5456157
nothing is decentralized is 100%. Ripple's consensus is much more decentralized than bitcoin. This is a fact. Bitmain controls most of chinese pools. They might as well sign blocks instead of PoW.

https://medium.com/@homakov/stop-calling-bitcoin-decentralized-cb703d69dc27

the chinse gov can seize these farms and pull a 51% attack. that would destroy faith in PoW forever.


Also Ripple's supply is fixed. Most of it is held in escrow. Every month, a small amount is auctioned directly to businesses and banks.

>> No.5456548

bump

>> No.5457267

bump because i am 15k in ripple

>> No.5457955

>>5456139
i really REALLY like this picture

>> No.5457992

>>5456101
how old is she?

>> No.5458030

>>5457992
older than 18

how much ripple did you buy?

>> No.5458398

Stop your shit now and just buy BZC