A fully premined coin - The philosophy is quite incompatible with what we expect with a cryptocoin.
Is ripple a coin? I think it's a totally different "beast" altogether.
Topic: Ripple (Read 494 times)
A fully premined coin - The philosophy is quite incompatible with what we expect with a cryptocoin.
When are they starting to give out the free XRP's ?
Not worth ya time 
I would look into bitmessage and open transaction before ripple, it could quite easily make it redundant.
just another pre mining scam but with a record 80% and 100 billion .....
My first concern regarding Bitcoin is about transactions confirmation time.
It's going to be hard to spread btc as major virtual coin if you need to wait 1 hour or more for complete payments.
However ripple's drawbacks are centralization and has no fixed amount of coins (inflation issue).
It's going to be hard to spread btc as major virtual coin if you need to wait 1 hour or more for complete payments.
However ripple's drawbacks are centralization and has no fixed amount of coins (inflation issue).
I'm interested in the Ripple protocol, since it focuses on exchange, rather than specie. Which is in point of fact the entire point of money.
yes, it's very interesting, but it has many skeptics and hurdles to overcome (e.g. labeled as centralized scam)
What about ripple?
Is it interesting?
Is it interesting?
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