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Topic: Ripple - Is a Trojan? - page 3. (Read 481 times)

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January 07, 2018, 01:35:47 PM
#7

No Ripple is not a Trojan!

Ripple has plans and sees the benefits in becoming decentralized, ore nodes are planned very soon. They understand that decentralizing too soon leads to the wild west scenario of BTC, where perhaps 1000 people hold 90% of BTC wealth.

Ripple understands that there is no getting around the fact that government is a necessary evil and that anarchy is not a good thing. Working within the system has fared man-kind very well and knowing your customer is a GOOD thing. Unless you are a terrorist or drug dealer who wants to remain anonymous so you can avoid discovery and taxation you have nothing to fear from your government.

Ripple will be one of the few cryptos left standing as soon as regulation and global controls take place this year. Get out of all of the criminal and corrupt cryptos now while you have time.

Sri

BTC has become very centralized and that's why all the negative with it now. But ripple is centralized from it's nature, how many people have the most of ripples wealth?
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January 07, 2018, 01:30:37 PM
#6

No Ripple is not a Trojan!

Ripple has plans and sees the benefits in becoming decentralized, ore nodes are planned very soon. They understand that decentralizing too soon leads to the wild west scenario of BTC, where perhaps 1000 people hold 90% of BTC wealth.

Ripple understands that there is no getting around the fact that government is a necessary evil and that anarchy is not a good thing. Working within the system has fared man-kind very well and knowing your customer is a GOOD thing. Unless you are a terrorist or drug dealer who wants to remain anonymous so you can avoid discovery and taxation you have nothing to fear from your government.

Ripple will be one of the few cryptos left standing as soon as regulation and global controls take place this year. Get out of all of the criminal and corrupt cryptos now while you have time.

Sri
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January 07, 2018, 12:51:52 PM
#5
I think Ripple has many manipulation by big people and just curious why Ripple suddenly goes to the moon.

If you know ripple has a lot of manipulation then you know why it went to the moon as well  Grin
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January 07, 2018, 12:49:34 PM
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I think Ripple has many manipulation by big people and just curious why Ripple suddenly goes to the moon.
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January 07, 2018, 12:46:25 PM
#3
Ripple is not a trojan, but also can not be considered as a cryptocurrency, as it is not decentralized and is closed source.

Don't fall and look at its market cap, it is way beyond what it should be worth.
Seems like a very strong manipulation happened and ripple has been surging really high.

What was really hard to understand, why would the XRP token rise because of Ripple Labs connection with some banks at the eastern side, XRP has no connection to Ripple Labs besided the fact that XRP is being transacted on the Ripple network, and Ripple Labs invented ripple.
Beside that, XRP doesn't have any reason for the recent explode in price.

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January 07, 2018, 12:46:12 PM
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Is Ripple second place a signal that people do not care about Decentralization?
Is Ripple the ultimate Trojan  against the cryptocurrency world and bankers hidden weapon which will kill Bitcoins revolution?
What Ripple does is to support the FIAT currency and Banks, invest to it, is like you invest to FIAT currency. 

It's a mix of not caring and not understanding I think. Frustrating to see.
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January 07, 2018, 12:42:52 PM
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Is Ripple second place a signal that people do not care about Decentralization?
Is Ripple the ultimate Trojan  against the cryptocurrency world and bankers hidden weapon which will kill Bitcoins revolution?
What Ripple does is to support the FIAT currency and Banks, invest to it, is like you invest to FIAT currency. 
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