Okay I checked the historical snapshot from last week:
http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170521/
It does show they removed 283 million from the market (a far cry from 4.8 billion). Maybe they felt bad that people noticed the other 2.2 billion they already added to the market.
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guys, how do you think what is the consequence of ripple dump for stellar? dump or pump? 
There idea should have been to be a competitor with banks, now that they decide to turn against it, it might not be easy to go by XRP. The effect of Japan on bitcoin now shows how they can pull a coin and if they want to dump it, they are equally capable.
Ripple doesn't appear to have the durability.
hahaha, why?
4.2B xrp was just taken off coinmarketcap, and surprise, right after consensus ended... for example, ripple is partnering with BTCXIndia to launch an xrp exchange. so much FI money is coming into the crypo space.
stop making foolish statements.
Not sure what you're saying about taken off coinmarketcap, 364,433,379 more ripple were released by the corporation so far in May to take advantage of high prices and 2,245,738,918 since the beginning of the year. At current rate of additional ripple tokens flooding the market likely will see over 5 billion released this year.
End of December 2016: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20161225/
The end of April 2017: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170430/
Today: http://coinmarketcap.com/
updated my post - that amount was added, then taken off (as reflected in coinmarketcap).
You're telling me the circulating supply listed is now incorrect? Well for now the website "coinmarketcap" which your refered to shows the complete opposite. Did you even click on the links where I provided evidence.
There is trolling everywhere in this topic. Pure Speculation. Like as if the readers are plain stupid. Like as if all those who have put their money on Ripple are just naive kids who have been misled by the evil Ripple devs.
Ripple doesn't appear to have the durability.
hahaha, why?
4.2B xrp was just taken off coinmarketcap, and surprise, right after consensus ended... for example, ripple is partnering with BTCXIndia to launch an xrp exchange. so much FI money is coming into the crypo space.
stop making foolish statements.
Not sure what you're saying about taken off coinmarketcap, 364,433,379 more ripple were released by the corporation so far in May to take advantage of high prices and 2,245,738,918 since the beginning of the year. At current rate of additional ripple tokens flooding the market likely will see over 5 billion released this year.
End of December 2016: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20161225/
The end of April 2017: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170430/
Today: http://coinmarketcap.com/
updated my post - that amount was added, then taken off (as reflected in coinmarketcap).
We're quite happy to compete with everything else. We have an actual deployed product that works today. They are experimenting. We are working with their transaction processing people putting machines in their datacenters in their transaction flow. They're working with their innovation people seeing what the technology might be able to do.
Ripple doesn't appear to have the durability.
hahaha, why?
4.2B xrp was just taken off coinmarketcap, and surprise, right after consensus ended... for example, ripple is partnering with BTCXIndia to launch an xrp exchange. so much FI money is coming into the crypo space.
stop making foolish statements.
Not sure what you're saying about taken off coinmarketcap, 364,433,379 more ripple were released by the corporation so far in May to take advantage of high prices and 2,245,738,918 since the beginning of the year. At current rate of additional ripple tokens flooding the market likely will see over 5 billion released this year.
End of December 2016: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20161225/
The end of April 2017: http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170430/
Today: http://coinmarketcap.com/
this was obvious from the start, apart from to ripple fans. no bank will ever, ever expose themselves to any type of market for their internal operations. that's an incredibly stupid idea.
Whoever supports ripple really has no clue of what it is.
Either that or you dont want decentralized currencies to gain space over the corruption that are the centralized ones.
So many opportunities to make money, yet people choose to support the ones that are trying to take the money away from them
Either that or you dont want decentralized currencies to gain space over the corruption that are the centralized ones.
So many opportunities to make money, yet people choose to support the ones that are trying to take the money away from them
Ripple doesn't appear to have the durability.
hahaha, why?
another 4.2B xrp was just released, and surprise, right after consensus ended... for example, ripple is partnering with BTCXIndia to launch an xrp exchange. so much FI money is coming into the crypo space.
stop making foolish statements.
why all banks when to create their own coins? they still want to control the people like it used to in the past, right? Damn it. They will soon fallen and they will realize that their destiny belongs to cryptocurrency
There is a big dump in this time and looks the problem already appeared. Anyone in here, What do you think about the future of ripple? Regarding from the latest discussion i can take a conclusion to stay away from ripple.
If it is true there is a big dump ,, it should be like that. While we note, hopefully dev ripple quickly solve this problem
I think not to worry about dumps, because ripples are altcoins that are still used and traded on the market, so it's natural if there is a dump in this case maybe they see a high Bitcoin price for now, so we'll see how it goes in the future.
Would be betting on R3. Ripple doesn't appear to have the durability. JP seems to be playing around with ZCash. It will be interesting if this is all spin or if JP will commit the resources needed to stabilize ZC.
It seems BONY has interest in R3, if this is true, bets are on R3. If Blythe still has pull at JP, its a concern JP screws around with ZCash. But if BONY goes R3, as the largest custodian bank, all roads point to BONY's technology. And certainly after govt clearing, as JP pulled out of the biz, BONY is all that's left. Trillions $$$$ of Clearing.
It seems BONY has interest in R3, if this is true, bets are on R3. If Blythe still has pull at JP, its a concern JP screws around with ZCash. But if BONY goes R3, as the largest custodian bank, all roads point to BONY's technology. And certainly after govt clearing, as JP pulled out of the biz, BONY is all that's left. Trillions $$$$ of Clearing.
Don't forget Stellar, which is basically just a fork of Ripple.
Good bye Swift and Ripple, hello R3 lol get out before the house burns down I've been saying this for awhile now. There is no more good news left for Ripple. They were a shame at Consensus and now their own group just ditched them. Greedy centralized trash.
do you follow any news? please see joel katz's response to everything consensus related - their approach was strategic.
you and many others act as if ripple has to be the only solution. do you know who else open sourced their software? tesla. do you consider them to be in "major trouble"?
would you say, "apple created a computer!" microsoft, hp, etc. are done for. no, you wouldn't, because competition is good for business.
did you know ripple holds a patent for a distributed network for payment processing? depending on how specific it is, other companies couldn't do what they're doing. if they do, ripple could license the intellectual property, which would only benefit / add to their bottom line. ripple is also light years ahead of everyone else...
please stop encouraging fear without knowing/stating proper facts.
seems to be doing fine.
[/quote]I do not also understand ripple! One thing I have seen is it price keep on increasing and its market capitalization is tempting. In which ever way ripple has come to stay and we would keep on invest in it.
[/quote]I do not also understand ripple! One thing I have seen is it price keep on increasing and its market capitalization is tempting. In which ever way ripple has come to stay and we would keep on invest in it.
I dont mind banks joining the blockchain and cryptoworld, but they have to do it in a decentralized way else they are going against what blockchain technology means. People supporting ripple/stellar and clones will only help banks and governments to corrupt the crypto world and that wont be good for the small fishes once again
I am totally against centralized cryptos
I am totally against centralized cryptos
There is a big dump in this time and looks the problem already appeared. Anyone in here, What do you think about the future of ripple? Regarding from the latest discussion i can take a conclusion to stay away from ripple.
If it is true there is a big dump ,, it should be like that. While we note, hopefully dev ripple quickly solve this problem
This is why open sourcing all your code when you have unique technology is a bad idea. Someone will just take the code and implement their own solution. Better off treating your code as intellectual property. All these open source coins are inherently worthless from the perspective of all their "unique features" because big corporations will just rip off their ideas.
It's bad when you are a business and not a standard cryptocurrency. Ripple is a business not a standard coin or token. Jump to: