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Topic: XRP - Buy in or Bail out? (Read 1083 times)

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May 25, 2021, 01:57:40 AM
this section is suddenly stopped for some logical reasons hope you guys still caught some level
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May 04, 2021, 07:12:15 AM
In XRP despite all the problems in the SEC demand, the bulls try to recover the price, or at least take advantage of the fact that Bitcoin is recovering, but in the short term it is generating a small correction, therefore when comparing it with the others altoins XRP is somewhat underperforming, but the sales volume is not very winning, shown here:

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Despite the fall, XRP is bullish in the short-term scenario. The selling trading volume is low, which means that bears are not willing to sell at the current levels.
Source: https://u.today/btc-eth-xrp-bnb-and-link-price-analysis-for-may-1

I don't think they are trying to recover the price, they do trade on momentum and information they seem to have. Maybe it is even information that many others don't have. Then again in cryptocurrency markets it feels like it is often times more about the momentum than about anything else.
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May 01, 2021, 05:29:49 PM
In XRP despite all the problems in the SEC demand, the bulls try to recover the price, or at least take advantage of the fact that Bitcoin is recovering, but in the short term it is generating a small correction, therefore when comparing it with the others altoins XRP is somewhat underperforming, but the sales volume is not very winning, shown here:

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Despite the fall, XRP is bullish in the short-term scenario. The selling trading volume is low, which means that bears are not willing to sell at the current levels.
Source: https://u.today/btc-eth-xrp-bnb-and-link-price-analysis-for-may-1
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April 30, 2021, 11:11:49 AM
Buy in or bail out is not exactly an intelligent way to ask the question? Buy in or buy not in? Those who are in could wait and see and those are not in may not risk the position being in XRP.

It is a complicated project that is the only one at the top which isn't really like the others. Still it is at the top as we all can see. I wouldn't get in at this point. Even if it goes up it wouldn't make me sad.
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April 29, 2021, 04:08:13 PM
Buy Sir it's going to 2000 dollars overnight
God bless
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April 29, 2021, 06:53:55 AM
just bought more of XPR cause a few more exchanges added this
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February 24, 2021, 03:40:55 PM
I never ever invested in Ripple. It was always no for me because its centralized structure. But it has great partners and sort of passionate investors I think it was ok to invest in Ripple. Case against Ripple sort of made people shy away from investing but lately it made its investors happy with good raise in price. So if we come back to question bail out or buy in, I wouldn't say any of it. I think its buy in in specific times like latest bull and its bail out until case is closed. But I believe Ripple's lawsuit won't be huge blow for them, they may even with it. I would not be surprised if they win.
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February 24, 2021, 11:37:31 AM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.
it could be true what you say, to divide the two parts, in case something happens, because we don't know the sequel. but was very optimistic and one could feel that the SEC would do well.


But there will be no guarantee that much of what we hold will be profitable in the future. At some point sometimes it is necessary to sell everything. The point is to make the most appropriate decisions at every moment.
In certain cases, investment does not have to be long or fast, because it can be adjusted to the movement of the coin. I agree, there is no guarantee that what we hold will be profitable, and I also experienced myself that the coins I think will rise in the future, the exchangers have not received the coins anymore, so finally the coins become trash in the wallet.
so it is true that you say to make the right decision at a time that can definitely be profitable and do not be too greedy for big profits.
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February 22, 2021, 12:40:34 AM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.
if there is no confidence what you are saying can be done because we are avoiding that something we do not want should happen, but I am sure the relationship with the SEC will be resolved well.

Just be sure you come out in profit or just break even, we are seeing the obvious, Ripple is in trouble it's pumping because whales or even the team is pumping it and they want to make their presence felt by the community, after being delisted, by some of the big exchanges, something is not right on Ripple, it could go either way, be sure you are on a safe side.
There is always a risk as long as ripple has not been able to solve their internal and external problems, but there is confidence from some investors that it will be able to management will be able to complete . then the price does not fall but can continue to increase which indicates there is no fear from investors to keep holding the ripple.
even though we are on guard so that we do not suffer any losses, it is natural to remain vigilant.
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February 20, 2021, 12:13:43 PM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.

Just be sure you come out in profit or just break even, we are seeing the obvious, Ripple is in trouble it's pumping because whales or even the team is pumping it and they want to make their presence felt by the community, after being delisted, by some of the big exchanges, something is not right on Ripple, it could go either way, be sure you are on a safe side.
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February 20, 2021, 09:41:33 AM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.
XRP is now trading at the price of $0.5+ in market. when all that SEC bullshit happened. XRP dropped once to $0.2 because weak hand investors started panicking. but those who were smart didn't panic. they did not dump instead they bought more and keep hodling XRP. now you can see they were all right and now they are in huge profit. now you think on every point and make your decision.
I would not Bail Out XRP. I would buy more if I get a chance.
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February 20, 2021, 09:16:48 AM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.
^ I still have faith in XRP, I held some of it and I think, that is around 20% overall of my portfolio.
If your reason for selling just because you afraid of the SEC, then you will probably have to research first, SEC was only implemented regulation on Ripple but that is totally different from XRP which is a digital asset, and while Ripple is a company that created XRP. Nevertheless, there is nothing wrong if you will put a try to invest in XRP with a low amount that you can afford and accumulate only a small amount won't hurt your pocket but if it will have a massive increase, of course, it is considered as a profit.
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February 20, 2021, 08:54:30 AM
It all depends how much you are holding, if you are holding alot sell some and hold some just in case. Because with the SEC it can go either way.
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February 20, 2021, 12:56:52 AM
Wave is acquiring energy in any event, when these trades are delisting them and that is a major astonishment for me as there are reports coming out that a portion of the financial backers have just reserved their benefit or auctions off their holding. My choice isn't to sell it in light of the fact that my wallet that I use is XRP is still there that gives me trust that it will fix the issue and the trust of the financial backers and they will back again in light of the fact that individuals are seeing information about it that makes individuals having an uncertainty to the Ripple.

Financial backers are business experts, they are good in finding the benefits, they might be saving their bagholds knowing
that there's still traders who are inerested to this coin.

The big problem is SEC issue if the result is not favorable to this project, such assets will automatically liquidated and poor
hopers will be trapped as this big bag holders will dumped everything to avoid losses.
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February 20, 2021, 12:47:25 AM
Wave is acquiring energy in any event, when these trades are delisting them and that is a major astonishment for me as there are reports coming out that a portion of the financial backers have just reserved their benefit or auctions off their holding. My choice isn't to sell it in light of the fact that my wallet that I use is XRP is still there that gives me trust that it will fix the issue and the trust of the financial backers and they will back again in light of the fact that individuals are seeing information about it that makes individuals having an uncertainty to the Ripple.
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February 19, 2021, 12:32:14 AM
sure bail out how can you deal with it
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February 18, 2021, 02:34:12 PM
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I have never supported the ripple, in the current situation around the company I am very much interested, since these events regarding the sec claim may ultimately have a very strong impact on the cryptocurrency market. I would like to understand what kind of influence the SEC has on other countries, because, for example, Japan strongly supports Ripley and this in any case raises the company's authority in the world.
Well SEC doesn't have any power over other nations, but they do over Ripple as a company and all the companies that Ripple work with, and that is the problem. Think about it this way, Apple is an american company right? And they have to follow SEC as well which they do not do anything to bother them at all but let's assume something happened to Apple and SEC banned them from working in USA. Would Apple still survive? Of course they would, they sell phones and computers and so forth all around the world, not just in USA and they would continue that. But would being banned in USA hurt their business a lot? It would hurt them a ton.

So, basically Ripple being banned in USA would be a major deal, it wouldn't stop them working in other nations but being banned in USA would mean a huge drop not just once (which a crash will happen) but for long term as well.
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February 18, 2021, 02:01:34 PM
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SEC has been really hard on XRP. It got delisted by big exchanges. Now I'm in a dilemma. Should I keep or buy more XRP or bail out?

Of course, Ripple would have something up their sleeves. But what's the possible future for XRP?

XRP's future is bright in light of the current spin since it left the SEC. but don't be too excited because the most token holder is still the CEO until now

Until now? Developers can create any amount of XRP at any time. Regardless of how the SEC case ends, this project will never be a safe investment.
If someone likes risk, he can play in daytrading and pray that developers don't come up with an idea and create 100x more coins one day.

That's false. No one can create more XRP.
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February 18, 2021, 01:50:01 PM
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Until now? Developers can create any amount of XRP at any time. Regardless of how the SEC case ends, this project will never be a safe investment.
If someone likes risk, he can play in daytrading and pray that developers don't come up with an idea and create 100x more coins one day.

Exactly. That's the problem when you rely on something that's utterly centralized by design. Ripple (the company) and the devs can do as they desire because of their dominance on the XRP Ledger. This puts investors funds' at risk, as a bad decision from the devs could make XRP go all the way down the drain. There's a reason why Bitcoin was created as a decentralized cryptocurrency. You take decentralization away from it, and you'll get nothing more than a "glorified" banking system subject to manipulation and fraud.

Nonetheless, buying or getting out of XRP is a decision the OP has to make as an investor. My advise is to "bail out" as the SEC lawsuit could signal the end of Ripple. There are far better options out there on the market with decentralization in mind. A good alternative of XRP is Stellar. The project is decentralized, and governed by the community itself. Transactions settle in seconds, while fees are ridiculously low just like it's the case with XRP right now. The only difference is that you remain in charge. Who knows how long XRP will last with tightening regulations from the government? Just my thoughts Grin
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February 16, 2021, 12:39:52 PM
#96
SEC commission have release new update about XRP coin better waiting and watching what will happen with Ripple coin few day later, could be exist and strong for ripple coin attacking by SEC commission or RIPPLE coin will have lower price later. During bitcoin still not stable you should save your assets with USDT and check later when bitcoin have back to higher price.
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