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Topic: Is Ripple the currency of the future? - page 25. (Read 7463 times)

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I have never thought of Ripple as the next big thing that can bring me a nice check. All altcoins, from my perspective, are very unstable and I wouldn`t recommend anyone to invest a big sum into them and as I have said, Ripple is no exception to that rule.
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I guess it can be good for day trader to make money, but a lot of people aren't a day trader and want investments for long term as normaly. Look at coins like bitcoin, Ethereum, siacoin, monero and others. They are all coind accepted by cryptocurrency community as a valuable asset that have a purpose. So they are a good long term investment.
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Ripple is a coin that investors most trust in crypto-currency. constant investors prefer. these prices may be stable. it will be much more successful in the future.
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Evryone can build blockchain or better a dapp ethereum token is smarter for a project.. ripple  have the  vision for global currency, and have a gap about experience then other new idea for a sectorial project
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I hope so, because I bought a lot of ripple. I bought at a time when everyone was talking about the fact that many banks want to use this cryptocurrency for their operations. now this information has ceased to appear.
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I think that this coin can become very popular in the future, but you do not need to overestimate it. It is one of the alternative coins and not better than many other coins.
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As much as ripple is a good coin and has a good project and is looking good right now, calling it the currency of the future is quite a reach don't you think? There are a lot of altcoins that are way better than ripple with better coins and project and they are doing better than ripple in all aspects, so there is a lot of competition for that spot and ripple does not look like it is up to the challenge that is before it
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I think that Ripple is a promising project, the development of which will be directly related to the policy of countries regarding cryptocurrencies. I think if countries do not impose any restrictions on the use of cryptocurrencies, then the Ripple will not be so popular in the future.
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Evryone known what xrp in the last year ( something like 30000% ). The ripple project is workin' like future bank. In Your opinion is possibile for Ripple become the new global currency for the world?
Probably not, but will replace the conventional money transfer system.
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In the last month the currency owned by Ripple, a company that bills itself as using blockchain technology to build the payment system of the future, soared in price by a whopping 700 percent. ... To begin with, Bitcoin relies on a network of “miners” running code that validates transactions and keeps the currency secure.
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may be it can play a big role but it can never be the currency of future.
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no
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I think the ripple is not the currency of the future. It is still controversial whether the ripplei is a cryptocurrency. However, ripple has cooperated with many banks and its development potential is still very large and worth investing.
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Oh boi you better believe its the currency of the future...

Read this

https://philosophyofmetrics.com/interledger-is-the-new-world-bank/


For years now the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), International Monetary Fund (IMF), G20, BRICS, and the Financial Stability Board (FSB) have all been working together on developing the best alternative to the role of the USD as the primary reserve asset used in the global monetary system.  The challenge has been to find a supra-sovereign asset, which is an asset not owned or anchored to the domestic economy of any one nation, with enough global liquidity to function as the base, or bridge asset, for the full global framework.

The USD, and the British pound before, has been a drag on the international system almost since its rise to full prominence in 1944.  The use of a domestic currency as the bridge asset in a global system ensures that the demand placed on that currency will expand the money supply far beyond what the domestic economy can sustain.  This is what happened with the USD and the symptoms are around us everywhere.

America went from having the world’s largest trade surplus in 1944, to now having the world’s largest trade deficit.  Global imbalances based on USD accumulation in the foreign exchange reserve accounts of central banks, and inconsistent exchange rate arrangements between the USD and the domestic currencies of other nations, are the fundamental challenges which need to be addressed.

The nations and institutions, who have been working on correcting these imbalances, which includes America, were considering an expanded use of the Special Drawing Right (SDR) of the IMF.  The SDR was created in 1969, and was meant to be a basket of predetermined domestic currencies, like the dollar and pound, which could be used to provide liquidity during global crisis.  The crisis of course would be caused by the imbalances created by the international use of the domestic USD.

Following the SDR was the development of OPEC and the petrodollar arrangement between Saudi Arabia and America to ensure all global energy sales were transacted in USD.  The SWIFT system of cross-border payments was implemented to facilitate the expanding use of the USD.

These are all important monetary facts to understand, because what is happening in the world now around crypto assets and cross-border payment improvements, are a direct response to the inefficiencies and imbalances which have contributed to a one sided distribution of wealth in the world.

It’s just as hard for some to wrap their heads around the world which is quickly emerging on a day-by-day basis, as it is to understand the complex nature and history of the monetary system which we are currently living under.  This is why I spend so much time finding new ways to write and present the same information.  Everyone has a different way of understanding the information.

For the last 5 years I have been writing about the SDR and the need for nations and global institutions to come together and engineer an alternative to the USD.  The SDR, being the best test case scenario at the time, was promoted by the IMF, BIS, and China as the dollar alternative.  But the SDR needed almost a complete overhaul to make it liquid enough to meet global demands.

We are now experiencing a crypto renaissance as blockchain potential is being fully realized around the world.  Central banks and commercial banks are openly talking about developing their own ledgers and crypto assets.  Think about that for a second.  It means that there will soon be a crypto version of the USD on its own Federal Reserve ledger.

That’s the thing many people also don’t understand about ledgers.  Ledgers are the new banks.

As my fingers move across the keyboard there are huge plans unfolding in boardrooms around the world. These plans are incorporating the fundamental ingredients required for the alchemical transformation of the international monetary system.

Since at least the 1600’s (perhaps as far back as the time of the Phoenician Empire) something I call the Crown Beast has been moving wealth around the world from empire to empire.  With the establishment of the first central bank in Amsterdam, this power has utilized the concept of reserve currencies to build the pathways and corridors for wealth and value to move from location to location.

The Dutch held the reserve currency during the time there was a Dutch Empire. The Spanish held the reserve currency during the time there was a Spanish Empire. The French held the reserve currency during the time there was a French Empire.  The British held the reserve currency during the time there was a British Empire.

America has held the reserve currency during the period which has been undeniably defined as American hegemonic and unilateral world dominance.

At the end of each period the Crown Beast, like the alchemical ouroboros, devours its own tail. The thing to understand about the ouroboros is that the tail, which represents the past, the old, is now hidden inside of the new as it vanishes inside the serpent.  But it is the same as it always has been.  The lineage of empires and reserve currencies, and the wealth which transitioned with them, are the ouroboros.

It’s worth pointing out that the ouroboros is not just represented as a serpent eating its own tail, but is also represented as a figure eight, or symbol of infinite. This figure eight is also being used to represent the artificial intelligence singularity.

Based on the above understanding we can make the determination that the transformation of the USD into a crypto version would have the same allegorical meaning as the ouroboros.  The owners of ancient wealth who have been pulling the puppet strings of the business, banking, and academic establishments which have built up around each empire and fiat currency, will now manipulate the USD under a crypto version which will be on its own ledger.  The forthcoming USD ledger will have to interact with other ledgers, with ledgers being the new banks.

But first…

Another esoteric symbol which is worth considering is that of the phoenix, or rise of the Phoenician Empire from its ashes. Most readers will have a working understanding of the phoenix symbolism, but applying it to real-world events, or applications, is grossly overused.  So it is with caution that I reference the yearly cycle of Bitcoin as it crashes and burns, only to rise again to ever greater heights.

Bitcoin is at the core of the blockchain and crypto world.  It was the first of its kind.  Some are suggesting that Bitcoin could be the new reserve currency which replaces the USD.  There are huge challenges with that, but maybe we are not looking at the full picture.

The change which is just about upon us will be so radical that the previous concepts, such as reserve currency, and foreign exchange reserves, as well as capital flows, will be completely redefined, or will no longer be in use.   We just assume that there will be a new reserve currency.  But what if there is no need for a reserve currency?  What if there is no need for foreign exchange reserves?  What if capital flows no longer flow, but integrate?

The case uses for Bitcoin under a whole new crypto monetary framework could breathe new life into the original blockchain asset.  Both Bitcoin and the USD will persevere for the time being, but neither will be capable of providing the function which a new global crypto monetary system will require.

This is where the crypto asset XRP by Ripple comes into play.  XRP will be capable of providing cross-border payment services measured in seconds at only fractions of a cent.  What reserve currencies have been doing for centuries, XRP will do at thousands of times the efficiency.

Considering that ledgers are the new banks, the interledger protocol of Ripple should create a lot of excitement as the one bridge function which connects all other ledgers and allows for value to move around the world.  As such, the interledger is the new version of the reserve currency in the same manner that ledgers are the new banks.

The new global crypto monetary framework, or the castle, so to speak, and the wealth within it, will be managed and protected by the interledger system, with XRP serving as the bridge asset in a new exchange arrangement which will eliminate the imbalances and inefficiencies associated with past fiat reserve currencies.

Those business, banking, and academic interests which have moved from empire to empire will no longer have control as the fully decentralized XRP interledger expands.  Not even Ripple will have influence or control over the interledger once more non-Ripple validators are added.  Each ledger which joins the interledger can have its own validator.  This would be the distribution of fairness within the architecture.

Consider, if decentralized ledgers are the new banks, then by default of definition, the interledger would be the decentralized World Bank which makes it all possible. Except in this case, no one nation with a dominant reserve currency can control it through hegemonic business and banking practices.

While a decentralized XRP guards the castle gate, the new crypto USD and Bitcoin, and those who attempt to control and manipulate both, will not be allowed to corrupt the new global crypto monetary system and cause an unfair, undeserved, and imbalanced movement of wealth and value to the places which convenience them the most.  The full system will be protected by the XRP interledger through blockchain sword and spear.

It is inevitable that each nation’s central bank will develop their own ledgers and hold other cryptos in what are now called the foreign exchange reserve accounts.  China wants to exchange crypto RMB for crypto USD? It will do so through using XRP as the exchange asset.  The Federal Reserve wants to hold Bitcoin in its own foreign exchange reserve account?  It will have to exchange crypto USD for Bitcoin first by using XRP as the exchange asset.

XRP will be the bridge asset which serves to connect all assets and ledgers through the interledger protocol.

The unpopular truth which most do not see during this early time of adoption is the total dominance which XRP will attain in the future.  With payment apps and a whole new micropayment industry emerging, there will come a time when needing anything other than XRP will be forgotten.   Shush, don’t tell the Crown Beast!

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keep hoping, but it will never happen. nothing is more realistic than etherum.
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The purpose of the coin goes exactly reverse of everything crypto stands for - so no. I don't think it is.
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Ripple will definitely not be world currency because still there is a lot of another best altcoin. Very few people know about a pulsation. Ripple - very dangerous cryptocurrency, has been created for management of other cryptocompetitions and counteraction of the decentralized currencies.
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it's great coin but not the future one as it's a centerelized coin which contradict concept of cryptocurrency

That is a good point. By just being centralized it is against blockchain technology. How can that be the currency of the future? Centralization brings not fair economical system together with it and we all know that the solution is decentralization.
with Ripple's steady and ever-increasing development. will greatly enforce Ripple for long-term use. in addition to the continued development of Ripple able to bring a better future and promising. so by having Ripple able to support the ripple for the future of Cryptocurrency market is proud and reliable.

Ripple can be the future of speculation, maniuplation and hype only. If you have high expectations from this biggest hype, you need to act carefully. It might not be a good idea to buy or hold ripple.
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Well thats it with Ripple.Cant make more that big gains and you should invest in something that can bring you real gains like ICOs or some low cap crypto that can rich 100x or more
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I'm not very hopeful for ripple yes had a nice pump but now it's hard to expect more
I still respect your agreements, but they don't support the investor
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