Topic: RIPPLE OR LITECOIN - page 74. (Read 7242 times)

but although it will not grow to reach $ 1000 litecoin currently has a good price and is suitable for short-term traders. is currently benefiting from a very nice litecoin rather than a ripple.

Up to $1000 will not grow Litecoin. It's just a copy of Bitcoin, what are its prospects? Ripple, although very many coins, but the prospects for application are much higher, it will really be applicable in the banking sector.

Ripple (XRP) is the name for both a digital currency (XRP) and an open payment network within which that currency is transferred. It is a distributed, open-source payments system that's still in beta. The goal of the ripple system, according to its website, is to enable people to break free of the "walled gardens" of financial networks - i.e., credit cards, banks, PayPal and other institutions that restrict access with fees, charges for currency exchanges and processing delays.

Upcoming news

- Financial services provider Western Union (WU) is testing transactions with the use of Ripple’s (XRP) Blockchain-based settlement system
- Coinsquare (Canadian Coinbase) adding Ripple selling pair in February.
- Ripple will be at Money20/20 Asia in Singapore this March. Event will be on March 13-15, 2018.
- New exchange CoinField now offers Ripple XRP as XRP/CAD & XRP/BTC

Important partnerships
Ripple (XRP) has over 100 partnerships and more still to come as mainstream finance institutions are eager to embrace Ripple and its blockchain - RippleNet. Some of these partnerships include:

- IDT Corporation & MercuryFX will now use xRapid to quickly settle retail remittances
- Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) partners with Ripple to Offer Pilot Program for Saudi Banks
- LianLian Internationa Joins RippleNet to Provide Faster Payments into Chinal
- MoneyGram to Use XRP for Faster International Payments
- Mexican non-bank financial services firm Cuallix teams up with Ripple to lower the cost of payments from the U.S. to Mexico

Sincerely both have huge potentials to surprise us all in the Cryptos world. But I will take Ltc over Xrp to go all the way especially this year. For me the highest Xrp can go is $3 while Ltc can make still make $10 looking at what surrounds and factors that comes into play as per comparing and contrasting both coins.

I am supporter of both coins. I have investments in both coins. But I think Litecoin is a better option, because of all the crap people are trowing at Ripple.

I think, for the long term, ripple has more potential. Even the Western Union was experimenting with it, so, I think it's one of the coins people might actually start using in the future.

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/rumors-true-western-union-experiments-ripples-xrapid/

now it difficult to say what crypto is better. litecoin growing up faster, but maybe it will down soon. and ripple more stability. so, it seems that litecoin is better for trading and repple is better for hold - in ourdays.

Ripple signed too many deals. this is a step ahead of Litecoine. Ripple builds on its future on a better basis

Litecoin and Ripple both are popular altcoin but Litecoins price is so high now. I suggest you for buy Ripple and hold it in your wallet.
Ripple has the fourth largest market capitalization within the cryptocurrency space standing at 19 billion dollars. So I think Ripple is more profitable altcoin for us.

my personal opinion for ripple .
i ever use them and fee its a bit high . 1 ripple for fastest transaction fee 

Ltc
the fee sems good . and coin its already popular from old time .
and coin distribution not really much to reach more price .

so you can choose the type coin you think and analyze what a coin will potential from my opinion.

It seems to me that LTC is now a more promising coin than ripple. LTC has a lot of good news and pleasant events in the future.

Surely you already know this

Litecoin is a testet for bitcoin, this is its main purpose
All Bitcoin upgrades first appear on the Litecoin network

And Ripple is not a cryptocurrency at all, because it is centralized

in 2017 still bought ripple  .
But now I think Litecoin is more promising in the short term due to the growing popularity of this currency among users.

This crypto poem made me smile.  Thanks 

Between Ripple and Litecoin I would definitely choose the first one. Litecoin has a good project, lately it is developing very well but I think Ripple has enormous potential and could grow a lot in the next months/years

Day before yesterday i was having bitcoin i sold a part of it and bought 1 Lite coin than time price was nearly 247$ i am not sure but just after i bought it was increased by 20$. So within minutes i was in profit. I dont know much about ripple just knew that it was increasing as the demand increases. But Lite coin have a bright future you must wait and watch.

Litecoin!!

Or perhaps you will see something like this in the future with ripple: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB8heqDda7w


also, who is investing in: ripple, bitcoincash, onecoin only betting that stupid people will buy even more of this... Don't be triggered... I hope most of people are here also on behalf of decentralization not only money...

I don't want to hate or offend people, so if you feel offended, please ignore this, we have free will I can say whatever I want and also you can say likewise, but if you know why ripple or bitcoincash is so great, then by all means enlighten us...

Ripples has regularly innovation and improvement. The news on this improvements is increasing its value regularly. As a top 10 crypto on cmc, the two coins has the ability to keep their value and sustain it. Their risk is manageable compared to other altcoin

I think Litecoin is better option, because is has better potential. Ripple has a huge supply and this has negative impact on it.
I still have some investments in Ripple, but Litecoin is bigger part of my portfolio.

I prefer litecoin, because litecoins are among the strongest and potentially growing coins. I'm not too interested in ripples, because ripples are a centralized coin.