no ripplers on suicide watch

[Anonymous No.8309376]

Ripple wants to invest in startups that will put its XRP cryptocurrency to work

“We, Ripple, will stay focused on solving that institutional use case, but we would certainly partner with companies that are looking to use XRP in lots of different ways,” said Garlinghouse, whose net worth was pegged at “at least $9.5 billion” by Forbes in January.

Garlinghouse said that Omni, a San Francisco-based startup that offers storage and rental services for goods, is a blueprint for that plan. Ripple and two of its executives led a $25 million investment in Omni in January and the startup has agreed to introduce XRP within its service.


http://techcrunch.com/2018/03/13/ripple-wants-to-invest-in-startups-that-will-put-its-xrp-cryptocurrency-to-work/

[Anonymous No.8309392]

Ripple Labs's CEO: Bitcoin is the Napster of cryptocurrencies

[Anonymous No.8309410]

Some may look back at Bitcoin and say that it is the Napster of digital assets. What I mean by that is that Napster was the first to digitize music and demonstrate that you can do a lot of cool things with that. But ultimately they were circumventing trademark laws, they were circumventing royalty payments and then government stepped in and Napster wasn’t successful. But Spotify, iTunes, and Pandora were successful.

I think what you will find is that maybe the next generation of digital assets will end up solving some of the problems that Bitcoin set out to solve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s11kNLXXAU

[Anonymous No.8309429]

>>8309376
I used to jerk off to this picture when I was like 13-14.
What a ride.

[Anonymous No.8309559]

>>8309410
Napster was incredibly successful if you were a user - terabytes of mp3s is testament to that

If bitcoin is like Napster, XRP/ripple is like geocities

[Anonymous No.8309583]

>>8309559
> If bitcoin is like Napster, XRP/ripple is like geocities

Does that make Tron Babelfish?

[Anonymous No.8309590]

>>8309429
lol same

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