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May 30, 2017, 07:09:27 PM
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.



https://www.jelurida.com/jelurida-public-license
legendary
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May 30, 2017, 06:54:51 PM
Holy shit, man. This doesn't even matter.
why bother even engaging. this guy has his moments, but let's say he always comes at things from a very particular angle that won't change no matter what is done or said.
I guess I can't help myself. I joke with my wife about being unable to leave my computer because "it's an emergency -- someone is wrong on the Internet".
https://xkcd.com/386/
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May 30, 2017, 04:59:40 PM
Holy shit, man. This doesn't even matter.

why bother even engaging. this guy has his moments, but let's say he always comes at things from a very particular angle that won't change no matter what is done or said.
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May 30, 2017, 04:40:03 PM
I think ripple is not in trouble as speculated by the op. Every currency has there pulling face for proper advancement and progress. Ripple is currently in one of those faces. When ever I analyse ripple market capitalization, I always see a coin that will be great in future.

Agree with you with a good market cap it should have a great future. Still it is in a top of coins, so will see it is just a matter o time Smiley
Yeah that is right. Time will answer us everything. Ripple is good
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May 30, 2017, 02:00:32 PM
I think ripple is not in trouble as speculated by the op. Every currency has there pulling face for proper advancement and progress. Ripple is currently in one of those faces. When ever I analyse ripple market capitalization, I always see a coin that will be great in future.

Agree with you with a good market cap it should have a great future. Still it is in a top of coins, so will see it is just a matter o time Smiley
legendary
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May 30, 2017, 01:28:55 PM
You can read his own words and see his verbal gymnastics..
He always knows.. but well doesn't know.

Always seems to be posturing for cred so you can take his word for it but then won't say anything.

Letting Jeb off the hook because he didn't know ?
Uhhmm no.. i knew when i showed in crypto in 2013 and seen the side effects of a fractional reserve in operation.
Yet a guy who WORKED THERE and owned a 12% stake had no idea ?

That is the same as Cryptsy idiots saying they had no idea there was a problem.
Ya you did fuckheads.. you knew because the people was screaming and bitching non stop.
And the transfers were insanely fucked up.

When i got in crypto i heard on DAY ONE people waiting months to get their Bitcoin.

This guy is full of fucking shit .
Holy shit, man. This doesn't even matter. Ripple's gone to court to stop Jed from dumping. He's only connected to the company historically. I don't even have a dog in this fight. The worse Jed is, the better it is that he's no longer connected to Ripple. The better Jed is, the better one of Ripple's founders is. It really is a wash.

And what do you think I know? You think Jed confided in me that he knew MtGox was running a fractional reserve? Why the heck would he do that? And if Jed protested his innocence to me, why would I believe him?

I stated all the facts that I know. You seem to think somehow I would have inside knowledge to Jed's relationship with MtGox? Why the hell would that be?

It just seems that no matter what I say, you feel obligated to both disagree with me and insist that it's somehow a big deal that validates your opinions about Ripple.
legendary
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May 29, 2017, 11:06:14 PM
You can read his own words and see his verbal gymnastics..
He always knows.. but well doesn't know.

Always seems to be posturing for cred so you can take his word for it but then won't say anything.

Letting Jeb off the hook because he didn't know ?
Uhhmm no.. i knew when i showed in crypto in 2013 and seen the side effects of a fractional reserve in operation.
Yet a guy who WORKED THERE and owned a 12% stake had no idea ?

That is the same as Cryptsy idiots saying they had no idea there was a problem.
Ya you did fuckheads.. you knew because the people was screaming and bitching non stop.
And the transfers were insanely fucked up.

When i got in crypto i heard on DAY ONE people waiting months to get their Bitcoin.

This guy is full of fucking shit .
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May 29, 2017, 04:41:17 PM
First of all I didnt insult, I stated some facts along with some fun. If you find it offensive then bad for you.
It's not about whether I find it offensive or not, it's about what it says about your motivations.

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Second, I dont lie, I really hate Ripple and i think it should go to 0 asap, same for Stellar.
Not only do you hate Ripple, but you're entirely unwilling to discuss or examine the claims that have informed your beliefs.

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Third, not even a blockchain and it is centralized.
It is, literally, a chain of blocks. As for whether it's centralized, *every* major blockchain currently is to some degree. (Right now, if China made it illegal for a miner to build a block on top of any block that spent particular UTXOs, those bitcoins would be effectively frozen) Ripple, at least, has a plan to improve decentralization and a technology that doesn't inherently centralize. You are completely unwilling to discuss these actual facts.

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Fourth, do you guys know who was the founder of Ripple?
Fifth, do you know who was the founder of MtGox?
Do you know that Ripple has gone to court with Jed several times? Ripple now has custody of Jed's XRP to prevent him from making threats of, or actually, dumping XRP on the open market And did you notice a huge change in Ripple's behavior after he left?

Jed left MtGox long before it failed due to insolvency. He did still own some percentage of the exchange (12% I think). I probably know a lot more about Jed's connection to MtGox than you do, and I have no idea what responsibility, if any, he has for the failure of MtGox.

everyone knows that didnt happen like that. Dont play stupid.
why do you keep saying that i am not willing to discuss? I am leaving this thread. You have some degree of... retardedness?
as I mentioned, time will prove me right.
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May 29, 2017, 01:41:12 PM
I think ripple is not in trouble as speculated by the op. Every currency has there pulling face for proper advancement and progress. Ripple is currently in one of those faces. When ever I analyse ripple market capitalization, I always see a coin that will be great in future.
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May 29, 2017, 01:30:38 PM
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And, again, when the nonsense you spew is countered with facts, you simply move on to spouting more nonsense. I'm done playing your game.

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May 29, 2017, 01:08:24 PM
Like what not knowing a fractional reserve in operation where you work and own stake ?
Fractional reserve ? Like banks ? LOL

Gimme a break ..this guys spews so much fucking bullshit it's not even funny.

He loves to claim he doesn't know anything yet says the opposite implying he "knows things"
Which is is it Joel ?

Being the only employee who speaks here you'd think you WOULD know what is going on.
For example when you claimed to not know why 333 million was dumped on the market
..you showed up to put the fire out and claim "they had a good reason"
..you just didn't know what it was.

Even though you are a Ripple employee.

And you got balls muttering shit about "Motivations"
Like what maybe you being here with a SIG that says you are an employee of Ripple ?
That kettle is black baby ROFL  Cheesy
legendary
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May 29, 2017, 12:39:15 PM
First of all I didnt insult, I stated some facts along with some fun. If you find it offensive then bad for you.
It's not about whether I find it offensive or not, it's about what it says about your motivations.

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Second, I dont lie, I really hate Ripple and i think it should go to 0 asap, same for Stellar.
Not only do you hate Ripple, but you're entirely unwilling to discuss or examine the claims that have informed your beliefs.

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Third, not even a blockchain and it is centralized.
It is, literally, a chain of blocks. As for whether it's centralized, *every* major blockchain currently is to some degree. (Right now, if China made it illegal for a miner to build a block on top of any block that spent particular UTXOs, those bitcoins would be effectively frozen) Ripple, at least, has a plan to improve decentralization and a technology that doesn't inherently centralize. You are completely unwilling to discuss these actual facts.

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Fourth, do you guys know who was the founder of Ripple?
Fifth, do you know who was the founder of MtGox?
Do you know that Ripple has gone to court with Jed several times? Ripple now has custody of Jed's XRP to prevent him from making threats of, or actually, dumping XRP on the open market And did you notice a huge change in Ripple's behavior after he left?

Jed left MtGox long before it failed due to insolvency. He did still own some percentage of the exchange (12% I think). I probably know a lot more about Jed's connection to MtGox than you do, and I have no idea what responsibility, if any, he has for the failure of MtGox.
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May 29, 2017, 09:54:15 AM

http://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Japan-s-SBI-megabanks-take-stakes-in-blockchain-group-R3?n_cid=NARAN012

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/23/r3-funding-blockchain-intel-bank-of-america-hsbc.html



So Ripple signed Japan SBI which was a group of about 47 banks and created SBI Ripple Asia which caused pump from .20c to .40c but news just came out today that Japan SBI joined R3 and are creating their own coin. R3 has loads of banks on board and is like a Universal Bank Consortium, majority will be owned by the banks in it unlike Ripple. They will use it to implement blockchain solutions to save them money. I saw this coming a mile away. All these banks are investing in their own ILP Ripple type network so they don't have to depend on a third party. Why depend on a third party when you can have your own and save even more? Whales are trying to maintain XRP value as some hold a lot but they can only keep buying so long because noone else is buying.

Below are some competitors in the blockchain banking scene with more coming:


R3
Quorum
Ripple
Axoni
InfoSys


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.


Well according to this: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/23/r3-funding-blockchain-intel-bank-of-america-hsbc.html Goldman Sachs and Santander dropped out. It's far from a done deal as to the outcome. Ripple and R3 may both have value. Time will tell.

Also, your point about banks investing in their own ILP... that doesn't really convince me. The difference is that instead of paying fees to Ripple, they're going to invest hundredes of millions up front to develop their own solution. Surely it will still require usage fees and ongoing upkeep, no? Why do you think oil companies contract out the drilling and well servicing, when they could just own the drilling rigs and all the equipment? In most cases it makes sense to hire out vs dealing with all the overhead and ongoing costs.

To me it makes a lot of sense that banks would sign onto a solution that is ready, working, and ISN'T controlled by their competition, but is a neutral 3rd party.
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May 29, 2017, 03:38:15 AM
#99
First of all I didnt insult, I stated some facts along with some fun. If you find it offensive then bad for you.
Second, I dont lie, I really hate Ripple and i think it should go to 0 asap, same for Stellar.
Third, not even a blockchain and it is centralized.
Fourth, do you guys know who was the founder of Ripple?
Fifth, do you know who was the founder of MtGox?
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May 28, 2017, 09:42:58 PM
#98
Ripple has a ripple in its own network due to these other said persons ideas coming into play.
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May 28, 2017, 08:34:00 PM
#97
Damn so ill have to remove myself from stellar
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May 28, 2017, 08:19:50 PM
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Laughing at this sentence. They wont control it, but Ripple will, see any difference? both are centralized, so no difference at all.
I can't refute a conclusion. Why do you think Ripple will control it?

I would also add that at the moment, bitcoin is also far more centralized than I think most people would like. Its design makes miners stakeholders, and that is inherently centralizing because someone will have the best ASICs and the best price for electricity. Worse, miners interests are averse to the interest of other stakeholders because they want high transaction fees. (I'm long on bitcoin and a big believer. I don't think this is a disaster or deal breaker.)

Ripple is by no means perfect. But in a fair and realistic comparison to other technologies, I think it easily holds its own. You can really only make the kinds of arguments that you're making if you still think that anyone can mine competitively and that governance is not needed (as many people, including me, did back in 2011). But if I want SegWit and you don't, someone has to win and someone has to lose. And without governance, you get paralysis or war.

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This guy is being paid by ripple, yet you choose to follow his advice other than people who are trying to fight the corruption. He even has a Gaben-like photo. All he cares is for money, not us just like Gaben. Throw it at him if you will. Ripple is a shame for the cryptocurrency world.
You have a fact followed by a bunch of insults. Pretty much everyone in this field puts their money where their beliefs are. If you think Ethereum will take over the world, you probably think it's smart to hold some Ether, and so you do. So how can you tell who is being honest and who is just a shill? Easy ... look at what they're saying.

Can they honestly acknowledge the weaknesses of the systems they like most? Do they make reasoned arguments rather than stating conclusions? Do they defend their claims when they're challenged? Do they change their mind when new facts come to light?

I'm not just being paid by Ripple, I was there from day one building the company. The day it no longer reflects my values or I no longer think we're working to make the world a better place, I'll go do something else.
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May 28, 2017, 02:16:53 PM
#95
After years Ripple is still in business.
Maybe you don't like the banks or Ripple, but they have a very good solutions for banks.

We see it in a couple of years...
They might, who knows, have not seen anything yet, I just wont support it.

Banks and central financial companies are the reason "someone" invented BITCOIN.

If you think centralization is the future, then go on, bet on Ripple. Everyone has its own opinion, I am just giving mine.
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May 28, 2017, 02:05:32 PM
#94
After years Ripple is still in business.
Maybe you don't like the banks or Ripple, but they have a very good solutions for banks.

We see it in a couple of years...
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May 28, 2017, 08:31:33 AM
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I liked Ripple, but my thinking has moved on....I want a crypto that gets me away from banks, not back towards them.
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That's what we're doing. We're getting the banks to use a network they don't own or control.


Laughing at this sentence. They wont control it, but Ripple will, see any difference? both are centralized, so no difference at all.


This guy is being paid by ripple, yet you choose to follow his advice other than people who are trying to fight the corruption. He even has a Gaben-like photo. All he cares is for money, not us just like Gaben. Throw it at him if you will. Ripple is a shame for the cryptocurrency world.

Do you know who Ripple founder is?
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