Topic: VentureBeat: Ripple’s payment protocol comes to the U.S. (Read 966 times)
Britto is giving you all a chance to I invest now. Don't regret or whine a year from now when an xrp is 27 cents.
Ripple is a derivative nothing more, but it could/should be useful as a payment system.
I see Ripple as a phase transitional system.
it remains to be seen if any major FI see it the same way?
I see Ripple as a phase transitional system.
it remains to be seen if any major FI see it the same way?
Ripple USD liquidity is on the order of $25,000/day = exactly what it was one year ago.
That is demonstrably false. Stop making up numbers.
Spend a little time on coinmarketcap, and you will see that Ripple's daily trade volume is usually several hundred thousand USD. There was an exception last week where there was a day or two with trade volume around 1.3 million USD.
Sort all listed coins by volume, and you will find that Ripple is almost always in the top 10 and often in the top 5.
If you check in on Ripple Charts as well, you will see that the transaction volume is usually several million per day.
With more large firms coming to Ripple, and bringing their customers enmass, this will only grow.
Another shiny object shown to the amazed natives.
Buying a bank doesn't change Draconian US regulations...
Ripple USD liquidity is on the order of $25,000/day = exactly what it was one year ago.
Show me millions of $$$ of liquidity... not more shiny objects.
great news!
Ripple’s payment protocol comes to the U.S.:
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Payment network Ripple Labs just snagged its second and third bank partnership in its quest to create frictionless global payments.
CBW Bank, out of Kansas, and Cross River Bank in New Jersey, both say they will use Ripple to make global money transfers and payments...
CBW Bank, out of Kansas, and Cross River Bank in New Jersey, both say they will use Ripple to make global money transfers and payments...
Congrats!
Ripple’s payment protocol comes to the U.S.:
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Payment network Ripple Labs just snagged its second and third bank partnership in its quest to create frictionless global payments.
CBW Bank, out of Kansas, and Cross River Bank in New Jersey, both say they will use Ripple to make global money transfers and payments...
CBW Bank, out of Kansas, and Cross River Bank in New Jersey, both say they will use Ripple to make global money transfers and payments...
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