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Topic: Is this a scam or not? Ripple Big Coin - page 2. (Read 1791 times)

sr. member
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Kamehameha!!!
February 19, 2014, 01:25:58 AM
#14
I'm not sure what he's getting at, but do not trade any Ripple or any other of your cryptos for it.  Part of Ripple's infrastructure allows you to create a trade medium of anything that you choose, as long as others are willing to accept it.  If I wanted to create and issue myself a trillion SuperFantasticAwesomeCoin, I could.  To understand how this works, check out this forum:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/start-using-ripple-learn-with-no-risk-the-funcoin-gateway-411459

Ripple's concept behind doing so is that it supplies the platform to create any currency of your choosing, as long as there are others willing to accept it as currency.




Yeah I've now read some stuff on ripple forum. It's funny but actually it's as legitimate as any other currency I realize and also the wallet (not the company) is decentralized and internally tradeable. It kind of is already doing what NXT (which I'm a big believer in) is working so hard to do but already does it easily. But it almost seems too easy for the coin to develop and have real value which is interesting at least, that we need blood sweat and tears over complicated POS distributions or agonisingly difficult mining to get what Ripple can do in a few clicks it seems.


Disclaimer: I was a big believer in Ripple last year but got sick to death of the IOU system that regularly brought me to tears so I'm first to hate on it and eventually walked away from it. But you got to admit it is interesting at the ease of this coins production.




Any issuer in Ripple can create more IOUs.  There is no code ensuring only 21 million big coins.  An IOU is only as good as its issuer.

I actually like Ripple's social credit system.


so any coin is kind of pointless then right? I mean if an unlimited supply can be made.
sr. member
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Kamehameha!!!
February 19, 2014, 01:23:34 AM
#13
can one of you please send me 25xrp to make my account "funded"? It won't let me accept BIG since I don't have a funded account. Ill send you the 25xrp and 500BIG once i get them. Thanks!

rEJWn6ZUoonVEr5VrsfZcNtYxAVUyfBa7



Ok I've sent 20xrp which is enough to trust BIG. But I think it's too late, the offer closed, at this point you would need to sell bitcoin through peercover or other avenues I think.


You don't need to send me anything back, if you want I can send you a few thousand BIG if you want.
legendary
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Life, Love and Laughter...
February 19, 2014, 01:20:54 AM
#12
I'm not sure what he's getting at, but do not trade any Ripple or any other of your cryptos for it.  Part of Ripple's infrastructure allows you to create a trade medium of anything that you choose, as long as others are willing to accept it.  If I wanted to create and issue myself a trillion SuperFantasticAwesomeCoin, I could.  To understand how this works, check out this forum:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/start-using-ripple-learn-with-no-risk-the-funcoin-gateway-411459

Ripple's concept behind doing so is that it supplies the platform to create any currency of your choosing, as long as there are others willing to accept it as currency.




Yeah I've now read some stuff on ripple forum. It's funny but actually it's as legitimate as any other currency I realize and also the wallet (not the company) is decentralized and internally tradeable. It kind of is already doing what NXT (which I'm a big believer in) is working so hard to do but already does it easily. But it almost seems too easy for the coin to develop and have real value which is interesting at least, that we need blood sweat and tears over complicated POS distributions or agonisingly difficult mining to get what Ripple can do in a few clicks it seems.


Disclaimer: I was a big believer in Ripple last year but got sick to death of the IOU system that regularly brought me to tears so I'm first to hate on it and eventually walked away from it. But you got to admit it is interesting at the ease of this coins production.




Any issuer in Ripple can create more IOUs.  There is no code ensuring only 21 million big coins.  An IOU is only as good as its issuer.

I actually like Ripple's social credit system.

yeah. one can actually do something positive from it. it's empowering its community really.
legendary
Activity: 3976
Merit: 1421
Life, Love and Laughter...
February 19, 2014, 01:18:37 AM
#11
can one of you please send me 25xrp to make my account "funded"? It won't let me accept BIG since I don't have a funded account. Ill send you the 25xrp and 500BIG once i get them. Thanks!

rEJWn6ZUoonVEr5VrsfZcNtYxAVUyfBa7


ripple forums usually have a 'start my wallet threads' in the newbie section.
sr. member
Activity: 644
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February 19, 2014, 01:12:27 AM
#10
I'm not sure what he's getting at, but do not trade any Ripple or any other of your cryptos for it.  Part of Ripple's infrastructure allows you to create a trade medium of anything that you choose, as long as others are willing to accept it.  If I wanted to create and issue myself a trillion SuperFantasticAwesomeCoin, I could.  To understand how this works, check out this forum:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/start-using-ripple-learn-with-no-risk-the-funcoin-gateway-411459

Ripple's concept behind doing so is that it supplies the platform to create any currency of your choosing, as long as there are others willing to accept it as currency.




Yeah I've now read some stuff on ripple forum. It's funny but actually it's as legitimate as any other currency I realize and also the wallet (not the company) is decentralized and internally tradeable. It kind of is already doing what NXT (which I'm a big believer in) is working so hard to do but already does it easily. But it almost seems too easy for the coin to develop and have real value which is interesting at least, that we need blood sweat and tears over complicated POS distributions or agonisingly difficult mining to get what Ripple can do in a few clicks it seems.


Disclaimer: I was a big believer in Ripple last year but got sick to death of the IOU system that regularly brought me to tears so I'm first to hate on it and eventually walked away from it. But you got to admit it is interesting at the ease of this coins production.




Any issuer in Ripple can create more IOUs.  There is no code ensuring only 21 million big coins.  An IOU is only as good as its issuer.

I actually like Ripple's social credit system.
member
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February 19, 2014, 12:47:43 AM
#9
can one of you please send me 25xrp to make my account "funded"? It won't let me accept BIG since I don't have a funded account. Ill send you the 25xrp and 500BIG once i get them. Thanks!

rEJWn6ZUoonVEr5VrsfZcNtYxAVUyfBa7
sr. member
Activity: 420
Merit: 250
Kamehameha!!!
February 19, 2014, 12:31:58 AM
#8
I'm not sure what he's getting at, but do not trade any Ripple or any other of your cryptos for it.  Part of Ripple's infrastructure allows you to create a trade medium of anything that you choose, as long as others are willing to accept it.  If I wanted to create and issue myself a trillion SuperFantasticAwesomeCoin, I could.  To understand how this works, check out this forum:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/start-using-ripple-learn-with-no-risk-the-funcoin-gateway-411459

Ripple's concept behind doing so is that it supplies the platform to create any currency of your choosing, as long as there are others willing to accept it as currency.




Yeah I've now read some stuff on ripple forum. It's funny but actually it's as legitimate as any other currency I realize and also the wallet (not the company) is decentralized and internally tradeable. It kind of is already doing what NXT (which I'm a big believer in) is working so hard to do but already does it easily. But it almost seems too easy for the coin to develop and have real value which is interesting at least, that we need blood sweat and tears over complicated POS distributions or agonisingly difficult mining to get what Ripple can do in a few clicks it seems.


Disclaimer: I was a big believer in Ripple last year but got sick to death of the IOU system that regularly brought me to tears so I'm first to hate on it and eventually walked away from it. But you got to admit it is interesting at the ease of this coins production.


member
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February 19, 2014, 12:12:33 AM
#7
I'm not sure what he's getting at, but do not trade any Ripple or any other of your cryptos for it.  Part of Ripple's infrastructure allows you to create a trade medium of anything that you choose, as long as others are willing to accept it.  If I wanted to create and issue myself a trillion SuperFantasticAwesomeCoin, I could.  To understand how this works, check out this forum:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/start-using-ripple-learn-with-no-risk-the-funcoin-gateway-411459

Ripple's concept behind doing so is that it supplies the platform to create any currency of your choosing, as long as there are others willing to accept it as currency.

legendary
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February 18, 2014, 10:03:23 PM
#6
It sounds legit.
full member
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Merit: 100
February 18, 2014, 09:50:01 PM
#5
I also got 50,000 big. How can this possibly be a scam if we got them for free??? I don't get it. Scams involve losing something. How can I possibly lose anything?
sr. member
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Bitcoin Evengelist
February 18, 2014, 09:25:19 PM
#4
Yesterday a newbie opens this thread. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--470931


The the thread is locked and I havent heard anything more about it. I actually got sent 50,000 big coins to my ripple wallet so in that sense its not a scam. Some accused him of being able to have an unlimited ability to make more than the 20 or so million coins, but that doesn't seem to be the case.


What the hell is this? Its not even mentioned on the Ripple forums. In theory its rare, and can be easily traded in the wallet so in theory it might increase in value quite a lot as at the moment it is almost worthless. Anyone know what this is? Scam?

If it smells like a scam, feels like a scam, looks like a scam, its probably a scam. Simple as that.
sr. member
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February 18, 2014, 04:57:52 PM
#3
Yea I got my 50000 as well, didn't cost me anything so I thought why not! Will sit on them for now - and if in a years time they are worth something gr8, if not I have lost all of 0.1 XRP in the trade...

Time will tell...
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February 18, 2014, 04:47:06 PM
#2
Yeah, I would be also interested.
sr. member
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Kamehameha!!!
February 18, 2014, 04:34:55 PM
#1
Yesterday a newbie opens this thread. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--470931


The the thread is locked and I havent heard anything more about it. I actually got sent 50,000 big coins to my ripple wallet so in that sense its not a scam. Some accused him of being able to have an unlimited ability to make more than the 20 or so million coins, but that doesn't seem to be the case.


What the hell is this? Its not even mentioned on the Ripple forums. In theory its rare, and can be easily traded in the wallet so in theory it might increase in value quite a lot as at the moment it is almost worthless. Anyone know what this is? Scam?
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