XRP will kill all cryptos

[Anonymous No.9699766]

>banks want control
>government wants transparency
>crypto has none
>enter XRP
>global bank accounts now linked with XRP address some in the background as a representation of your balance and some as an add-on if you wish to use XRP standalone
>everyone now literally making payments with and using XRP
>token burn making cost of each XRP rise gradually every minute for decades
>off-chain (p2p) and on-chain (via banks) transacting, make payments p2p and then deposit right into your bank
>all coming this year

Why are you manchildren playing around with joke ETH PnD tokens that some neckbeard made in his basement in 15 minutes when you can REALLY make it by just holding and forgetting?

[Anonymous No.9699792]

I think you mean Stellar, OP.

"The world’s recent fascination with Bitcoin isn’t coincidental. In fact, it’s indicative of the rise of digital consumers and their demand for change in the payments industry. But most payments innovation to date has been anachronistic. Even the cool stuff like Venmo and Xoom (i.e. PayPal), Revolut and Snapcash (Should Apple buy Snap?!) all depend on conventional “rails” like ACH and Wires. The financial plumbing that enables money movement hasn’t changed in a very long time.

Of the growing variety of complex use cases that Blockchain and DLT promise to solve, cross border payments seem the ripest for disruption. Global consumers just want to be able to send and spend their money without the existing hurdles that cause delay and high fees, and there’s no technical barrier to making real time cross currency payments a reality. A company named Ripple kinda got the idea right, but their implementation and commercialization approach has caused many large banks to pass.

That’s where Stellar comes in. If you haven’t looked at them in a few months, it’s time. None of the household names in Blockchain and smart contracts have their own “native asset” (save Ethereum who really isn’t focused on any specific use cases). A “native asset” (be careful not to call it a cryptocurrency!) makes all the cross-border settlement stuff a lot easier. Plus, Stellar is open source and non-profit, so its motives and allegiances are not as questionable."

IBM is releasing their cross border payments system soon.

At least you guys still have Ellen and Ashton Kutcher.

[Anonymous No.9699801]

15k xrp here baby. This shit is the only 100% guaranteed gains in this game.

[Anonymous No.9699807]

[Anonymous No.9699829]

>>9699766
sorry that would never happen because of this guy

[Anonymous No.9699849]

>>9699792
so stellar is now the true jew bankster coin?

[Anonymous No.9699873]

Stellar is the Vatican coin ripple is the good guys coin

[Anonymous No.9699953]

>>9699766
>bashing joke ETH PnD tokens
>shilling a blockchainlet "currency" pumped from $0.25 to $3.5 then dumped to $0.5

the absolute state of ripptards

[Anonymous No.9700079]

>>9699766
Cutie on the left, but the brapper on the right wins.

[Anonymous No.9700088]

>Not a cryptocurrency
>Fully centralized

xrp a shit

[Anonymous No.9700167]

>>9700088
point the central node then, faggot

[Anonymous No.9700174]

>>9700167
>b is underfined
what did he mean by this

[Anonymous No.9700195]

>>9699766
Xrp is a sure thing

[Anonymous No.9700198]

>>9700174
idk, i reloaded the page and the error disappeared, thats a old screen cap btw
source
https://xrpcharts.ripple.com/#/topology

[Anonymous No.9700204]

>>9700167

XRP is totally centralized. The nodes are irrelevant because they all follow Ripple

[Anonymous No.9700206]

>>9700167
also a non retarded answer: if most (50%+) nodes are ran by the same entity, then it's centralized. They can run a million nodes but they're still ran by the same entity, doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.9700212]

>>9700204
then point the ripple node that every other node follows?

[Anonymous No.9700261]

>>9700167

>omg jp morgan chase has 10,000 servers
>did you fags not realize jp morgan chase is fully decentralized already?

[Anonymous No.9700280]

>>9700261
see point 2 anon?
xrp was centralized some years ago but things are changing, xrp is becoming more and more decentralized over time and pow/pos coins are becoming more centralized

[Anonymous No.9700283]

>>9700212

>point to the jp morgan chase server all the others follow

[Anonymous No.9700299]

>>9700261
are you salty because all the institutional money your shitcoins were craving for is going to xrp?
>>9700283
you havent answered the question....
go up one post and see the image.
and jp morgan isnt running any node

[Anonymous No.9700300]

>>9700280

Go fuck yourself. Seriously. Kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.9700310]

>>9699766
I'm holding my XRP and praying i make at least double what i put into it. Just waiting on fucking Western Union and MoneyGram to complete those stupid trials.

[Anonymous No.9700321]

>>9700299

What is the difference between running cripple and a multisig client/server model? Why do fake mining? The central bank (coin owned 90% by devs and banks) is verifying all transactions Literally hot garbage
Fake “blockchain”

[Anonymous No.9700322]

cant you handle the truth anon?, your fellow fudsters are getting weaker and their arguments are getting more senseless and desperate, as the coin is getting stronger, and reaching every goal

[Anonymous No.9700337]

>Ripple shills

Look I don’t doubt that you can make money with Ripple. But saying it’s gonna kill cryptos when it’s barely a cryptocurrency itself is hilarious.

[Anonymous No.9700348]

>>9700322

How pathetic do u have to be to shill ripple to /biz/? At least go on facebook or something where you can actually fool some people for fucks sake

[Anonymous No.9700351]

>>9699999
>>9700000

[Anonymous No.9700376]

>>9700321
i gave you a gift anon, now you have peeked at the horizon and discovered that there is more than what you thought, you should do some research if you are interested in the technical aspects as i cant explain the whole github to you in this thread
i can see that you have a very biased opinion, most likely some people imposed you their beliefs when you were first discovering cryptocurrencies

[Anonymous No.9700414]

>>9700376

Deal with it faggot

[Anonymous No.9700452]

>>9700414
this is my last post, bitcoin and other pow systems are ineficient and are becoming centralized as advanced asics come to the market, small time miners are not being able to compete to big mining operations who are taking control of the network.
bitcoin loses market share as the scalability problems isnt being resolved and also bitcoin hasnt been able to find a new use case as users are pefering other cryptos for p2p transactions because speed and cost.
mt gox trustee could start dumping again in some months. the alt coin market needs to decouple.

[Anonymous No.9700475]

>>9700452

You can claim things all you want but you have no evidence to back any of that up. You only hope to confuse noobs and hence you are a piece of shit shill who should kill himself immediately

[Anonymous No.9700498]

XRP is more fucking future-proof than anything else out there at this stage.
You losers all want crypto to replace fiat and fuck over banks, but you honestly think governments are going to let fiat die without something to replace it that can be taxed?
What are they more likely to tax, something that adheres to all regulation requirements or your shitty memecoins?

[Anonymous No.9700502]

>>9700475

[Anonymous No.9700508]

>>9700475
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc-eth-ltc-xrp.html#6m

[Anonymous No.9700532]

>>9700502
>>9700508

Again, attempts to confuse noobs with no context or explanation. Kill your fucking self

[Anonymous No.9700542]

>>9700498

>reinventing a horse buggy is way more future proof than inventing an automobile

[Anonymous No.9700562]

>>9700532
the scalability problems of bitcoins got obvious during the masive bull run, pic two is the transaction costs that users had to pay for their transactions to go through, since the network were too clogged and unconfirmed transactions were stacking.
first pic is the market dominance that bitcoin has been loosing over time.
you are so retard that you cant read 2 graphs>>9700532