Ripple is a shitcoin as they say, I've heard alot of negative comments about Ripple, they say ripple is a scam coin because it's centralized and majority of the holders are from banks. What do you think? Should I trust Ripple?
you should make your own research mate for the sake of your money and don't rely on others predictions or thoughts. 'cause most people now always sharing false news to destroy the image of project and etc. Just like what Fud's doing which they spread fake news to frighten some holders, so much better to make your own research mate to obtain more specific information about it which if it's safe or not. 
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I will never buy XRP. Buying XRP is no different from buying a Fiat cryptocurrency such as Petro that can easily be corrupted by a central entity, or be brought down by the wimps of the governments.
Yes, I will never trust the ripple anymore. I was lucky enough to receive the negative news from the ripple when I was about to buy many of their coins. I think sooner or later the government will intervene in this case. Ripple will lose their position and will be expunged forever. I think the ripple will collapse the way Bitcoin has been. 
I still believe that Ripple gonna grow one day, just like bitcoin I am just giving it enough time for it to increase in value and one day we would say that it is not a shitcoins. I believe in it as much as I believe in bitcoin and Ethereum, and I know it will gonna grow for sure.
The whole point of cryptocurrencies is the decentralization part. And ripple doesn't even has that. Why even use the blockchain technology just use the traditional database and be done with it. Plus to add to it, most of the supply of the coin is locked and controlled by its creators.
Ripple is a shitcoin as they say, I've heard alot of negative comments about Ripple, they say ripple is a scam coin because it's centralized and majority of the holders are from banks. What do you think? Should I trust Ripple?
You should trust the news you have heard. That is the truth and you need to accept it. I read an article about CEO Ripple's confession. He fully confessed to the operation of the ripple and that made the price of the ripple go down without braking.I advise you not to venture, because this is not a FUD, this is the truth. You should consider investing.
I will never buy XRP. Buying XRP is no different from buying a Fiat cryptocurrency such as Petro that can easily be corrupted by a central entity, or be brought down by the wimps of the governments.
Yes, Ripple is a centralized and in a way banker's coin. But this also makes it a less risky investment. If you are a genuine fan of decentralization, then maybe this coin is not for you. But if like majority of the people, you are in for long term profits, then you should definitely invest in Ripple. The truth is that Ripple is making a great progress in terms of business deals, new partnerships etc. Private and public banks of many countries are testing Ripple blockchain. You don't have to invest all in Ripple, but you can use it to diversify your crypto assets.
it all depends on your decision and choice. other people just say and give suggestions, but you decide it. ripple is good, maybe he can compete with ETH, and now is the right time for you to invest coins ripple. but you should always pay attention to the progress so you do not lose.
I think ripple will give a good growth! The company has a strong team, an office in San Francisco and 9 world capitals. It's just a fact. A serious company is a serious infrastructure in the world. The coin has one of the highest capitalization among cryptocurrencies. Now the coin has dropped in price, not scary. It is like all other Altoids tied to bitcoin. Think soon the situation will change, and ripple goes in growth.
Ripple is a shitcoin as they say, I've heard alot of negative comments about Ripple, they say ripple is a scam coin because it's centralized and majority of the holders are from banks. What do you think? Should I trust Ripple?
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