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God27

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The 4th industrial revolution!

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Quote from: Furio on March 05, 2015, 10:40:22 AM

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ripple will go to zero. dead.

yes sir

I still think the concept of Ripple isn't dead, yet the centralised part needs to be figured out in a decentralized way

Ripple as a social credit system is great. Ripple as a centralized system is not so great. Hopefully, NXT's planned social credit system will accomplish this.

NXT is even worse then XPY in my opinion

Agree

Isn't this everyone's opinion? Huh

Furio

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Quote from: DecentralizeEconomics on March 05, 2015, 06:45:36 AM

Quote from: Furio on March 05, 2015, 06:20:49 AM

Quote from: Piston Honda on March 04, 2015, 03:23:34 PM

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ripple will go to zero. dead.

yes sir

I still think the concept of Ripple isn't dead, yet the centralised part needs to be figured out in a decentralized way

Ripple as a social credit system is great. Ripple as a centralized system is not so great. Hopefully, NXT's planned social credit system will accomplish this.

NXT is even worse then XPY in my opinion

DecentralizeEconomics

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White Male Libertarian Bro

Quote from: Furio on March 05, 2015, 06:20:49 AM

Quote from: Piston Honda on March 04, 2015, 03:23:34 PM

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ripple will go to zero. dead.

yes sir

I still think the concept of Ripple isn't dead, yet the centralised part needs to be figured out in a decentralized way

Ripple as a social credit system is great. Ripple as a centralized system is not so great. Hopefully, NXT's planned social credit system will accomplish this.

Furio

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Quote from: Piston Honda on March 04, 2015, 03:23:34 PM

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ripple will go to zero. dead.

yes sir

I still think the concept of Ripple isn't dead, yet the centralised part needs to be figured out in a decentralized way

Piston Honda

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Juicin' crypto

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ripple will go to zero. dead.

yes sir

FairPumpAlts

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What goes up! of course has to come back down Grin

Was s clear as day what it was up to i hope not many here lost out because you was all pre warned ahaha

I made few hundred % and then i was goneeeeee

manfred

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Energy is Wealth

ohy, someone is in a hurry to get out

matt608

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Quote from: Crestington on March 04, 2015, 01:07:12 AM

Quote from: robrigo on March 04, 2015, 12:21:50 AM

Why choose Ripple with their lopsided distribution when you can support a decentralized exchange with a USD pegged liquidity token? Less volatility == tighter spreads. Serious inquiry btw... I genuinely want to know what it has going for it other than a few partnerships. SWIFT integration I guess?

Ripple may have the advantage of being around longer, but I just can't see the advantages over BitShares- centralized distribution, no stakeholder governance, volatile liquidity token, and no market pegged assets are all deal breakers for me. I guess the path finding algorithm is good though?

Bitshares is also good, they have done a great job.

BitShares is like a decentralised Ripple with extra features.

jabo38

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mining is so 2012-2013

I sold at the top :-)

Doubt I'll be buying back in.

Ripple has done some really cool things, but I doubt it can close on its targets.

kitarohotono

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it was a nice P&D

Time to start looking the next one

Furio

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how come that Ripple is going down in price with so many fake banks and other great news?

Because ripple is a centralized shitcoin, controlled by a single entity, not good for crypto if you ask me, people are catching on I guess

Crestington

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Quote from: robrigo on March 04, 2015, 12:21:50 AM

Why choose Ripple with their lopsided distribution when you can support a decentralized exchange with a USD pegged liquidity token? Less volatility == tighter spreads. Serious inquiry btw... I genuinely want to know what it has going for it other than a few partnerships. SWIFT integration I guess?

Ripple may have the advantage of being around longer, but I just can't see the advantages over BitShares- centralized distribution, no stakeholder governance, volatile liquidity token, and no market pegged assets are all deal breakers for me. I guess the path finding algorithm is good though?

Bitshares is also good, they have done a great job.

robrigo

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Why choose Ripple with their lopsided distribution when you can support a decentralized exchange with a USD pegged liquidity token? Less volatility == tighter spreads. Serious inquiry btw... I genuinely want to know what it has going for it other than a few partnerships. SWIFT integration I guess?

Ripple may have the advantage of being around longer, but I just can't see the advantages over BitShares- centralized distribution, no stakeholder governance, volatile liquidity token, and no market pegged assets are all deal breakers for me. I guess the path finding algorithm is good though?

Crestington

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Quote from: manfred on March 02, 2015, 02:51:12 PM

Ripple operates on the greater fool theory whereas Bitcoin is a mineable commodity like Gold, just a modern version. Two totally different concepts On top of that Ripple is a central company nothing to do with crypto's philosophy.
It is in g enormous bubble territory at moment given that only a small % of coins is available to trade on the open market. Dev is keeping his stash off market and Jeb cant use his 10 Billion for some time by agreement. All the billions of coins given away to "strategic partners" (friends, coinmarketcap, banks.......) are off market as well as they have no need to recoup the investment as they where freebies to start with.
Numbers just dont add up left right centre, fast majority of trade inhouse at ripple gateways......

I think you guys are wrong about ripple since it's fine if its run by a company (especially google labs), look for a good buy point in the next week or two.

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you mean the banks have a hard time to sell of the free ~~ripples~~ xrp's they have received as a bribe from the ripple guys. dont worry i am certain they free coins came with a condition that only x amount can be dumped per year

Rishblitz

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Quote from: Crestington on December 19, 2014, 04:09:57 PM

700% gain isn't sustainable, take profits now or cry later.

That seems to be the situation with cryptos at one point or another.

manfred

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Ripple operates on the greater fool theory whereas Bitcoin is a mineable commodity like Gold, just a modern version. Two totally different concepts On top of that Ripple is a central company nothing to do with crypto's philosophy.
It is in g enormous bubble territory at moment given that only a small % of coins is available to trade on the open market. Dev is keeping his stash off market and Jeb cant use his 10 Billion for some time by agreement. All the billions of coins given away to "strategic partners" (friends, coinmarketcap, banks.......) are off market as well as they have no need to recoup the investment as they where freebies to start with.
Numbers just dont add up left right centre, fast majority of trade inhouse at ripple gateways......

Crestington

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Quote from: Crestington on December 19, 2014, 04:09:57 PM

700% gain isn't sustainable, take profits now or cry later.

BAM, I called the top to a tee

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/#charts

Would be a good time to start buying back in USD I think or atleast over the next week or two.

TaunSew

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how come that Ripple is going down in price with so many fake banks and other great news?

Ripple only went up because 'tards bought the whole supply manipulation on coinmarketcap hook, line and sinker. It's increasingly more difficult to pull off those tricks.

Besides the "news" about the banks was always exaggerated (Fidor is extremely extremely extremely small in Germany and most there have never heard of them and Fidor is pro-Crypto not exclusively pro-Ripple) or completely made up / felled through.

http://www.coindesk.com/history-ripple-stellar-tell-all-report/

PirateButtercup

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Clearly it is/was a correction.

Watch things heat up again on Monday as the weekend's wire deposits make it to their respective gateways and those funds become available to buy fiats/cryptos/commodities.

...and then peter out by the end of the week...again.

Look at the runs that have started each Monday for the last month...and at the collapses/plateaus on weekends when wire transfers can't hit their gateways.

It's not rocket science ... The swimming pool is being filled, just less so on the weekends.

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