Topic: [XRP] Ripple Speculation - page 132. (Read 637566 times)
Since last december I bought some xrp every bottom. Only buy and hold strategy. I hope in a bad made bullish head & shoulder. If I will be right, the next would be the last bottom (today or next days). If I will be wrong I will not panic
Since this is huge, I thought it deserves separate thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amex-xrp-amins-american-instant-in-2018-4456455
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amex-xrp-amins-american-instant-in-2018-4456455
Furthermore, the Ripple Consensus Ledger simply *does more*, there are built in order books, pathfinding, and payments allowing users to interact more conveniently with fiat IOUs.
Lets not forget that Ripple supports a transaction volume many times higher than Bitcoin. And transactions get into the ledger within a few seconds instead of 10 minutes to an hour
Lets not forget that Ripple supports a transaction volume many times higher than Bitcoin. And transactions get into the ledger within a few seconds instead of 10 minutes to an hour
Why would you speculate on XRP now? Its much easier to do it on BTC when the price is low. Just buy BTC and sell when the new post Mt Gox token influx effect will vanish.
XRP, Ripple & The Color of Money
Blog Location: https://xrpcommunity.blog/xrp-ripple-the-color-of-money/
Do you have one of those friends that always yells at the television when a professional sports match is on? Maybe they think they could do better, judging from the sidelines. But what your friend might not realize is the real professionals always make it look easy; but it is not. They've put in the hours of hard work to get where they are.
Likewise Ripple has put in a tremendous amount of consistent work to get where they're at; at the cusp of a global takeover in banking communications and cross-border value transfer. Ripple specializes in streamlining payments, and XRP is the best digital asset for bridging currencies.
In this blog entry, I detail the events of the last few days, including their phenomenal philanthropic effort with university education.
Hope you enjoy the read!
Sincerely,
-Hodor
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hodor7777/status/1006164653737725952
With its market cap almost half of ethereum's market cap, i can say that Ripple has gone down so deep since the very day when Ripple took Ehtereum's place. But i am still optimistic that Ripple will climb back again before this year ends and we still have a coule of months left.
Is Ripple XRP the Real Ethereum Killer? Smart Contract Codius Relaunched by Ripple XRP.
https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
Not true. no way happen. Ripple is just bank token, and i think it is quite overvalued at all. But ETH is cryptocurrency, and platform's useful and developing. Ripple is not even close . https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
But Ripple is finite, only 100 billion and deflatory, while ETH is infinite, no upper limit. Also, ETH is totally restricted to solidity, while
Ripple supports numerous programming languages, and common ones, instead new one that you have to learn for ETH
Is Ripple XRP the Real Ethereum Killer? Smart Contract Codius Relaunched by Ripple XRP.
https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
Not true. no way happen. Ripple is just bank token, and i think it is quite overvalued at all. But ETH is cryptocurrency, and platform's useful and developing. Ripple is not even close . https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
Ripple is a pretty good altcoin.
But the price is not too high.
I see the benefits of Ripple is the speed of transactions that only takes a few seconds, and technology Ripple is being investigated by many banks.
The sophistication of Ripple is a Ripple advantage that is not owned by another altcoin.
But the price is not too high.
I see the benefits of Ripple is the speed of transactions that only takes a few seconds, and technology Ripple is being investigated by many banks.
The sophistication of Ripple is a Ripple advantage that is not owned by another altcoin.
Man, I cannot call Ripple an altcoin as it is the centralized currency. I am sure that it will show the growth this year, but as for me, it is not the best choice.
By definition, its more like token than coin...but do you disregard all ICOs where devs keep some coins for themselves (basically, all of them)?
Plus, it has developed some cool tech
Ripple is a pretty good altcoin.
But the price is not too high.
I see the benefits of Ripple is the speed of transactions that only takes a few seconds, and technology Ripple is being investigated by many banks.
The sophistication of Ripple is a Ripple advantage that is not owned by another altcoin.
But the price is not too high.
I see the benefits of Ripple is the speed of transactions that only takes a few seconds, and technology Ripple is being investigated by many banks.
The sophistication of Ripple is a Ripple advantage that is not owned by another altcoin.
Man, I cannot call Ripple an altcoin as it is the centralized currency. I am sure that it will show the growth this year, but as for me, it is not the best choice.
There are so many good and bad speculations about Ripple these past few days. Its not just an ordinary altcoin and being on the top3 in the list, it only prove that its stronger than the other small time token. It will moon in the near future so make sure that you have lots of XRPs after 2years.
I'm trying to still learn why xrp is needed when network is closed.
Help me learn.
$2 is a dream now with down price
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/ripple
Help me learn.
$2 is a dream now with down price
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/ripple
It will never be more than $2 again just like many people are saying in here, it is something almost IMPOSSIBLE to see happening. Not even if the team can reach what they are looking for, no way.
http://www.coindesk.com/imf-just-finished-first-high-level-meeting-blockchain/
In total, 14 participants attended a panel leading up to a closed-door session with IMF managing director Christine Lagarde, seven of whom represented companies in the blockchain industry.
Attendees included Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle, Jill Carlson, head of market strategy at Chain, Chris Church, chief business development officer at Digital Asset, and Ryan Zagone, director of regulatory relations at Ripple, among others.
While the meeting itself wasn't public, the panel was both streamed by the IMF and live-tweeted, marking what panelist Alex Tapscott, author of "Blockchain Revolution", described to CoinDesk as a shift in the way global policy should be determined going forward.
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Initially announced in March, the advisory group also consists of members from the blockchain industry including Chris Larsen, the executive chairman of Ripple, Adam Ludwin from Chain, Blythe Masters from Digital Asset, Patrick Murck from the Harvard Berkman Klein Center, and Marco Santori, partner at Cooley LLP.
Tapscott described the overall attitude of the meeting as "very positive", estimating 80% of the conversation focused on blockchain, while 15% centered on machine learning and 5% covered other technologies.
I think it's a stupid idea fraud this field of work because it is not stable though and in many ways you can play. The proper businessman will get all the benefits.In total, 14 participants attended a panel leading up to a closed-door session with IMF managing director Christine Lagarde, seven of whom represented companies in the blockchain industry.
Attendees included Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle, Jill Carlson, head of market strategy at Chain, Chris Church, chief business development officer at Digital Asset, and Ryan Zagone, director of regulatory relations at Ripple, among others.
While the meeting itself wasn't public, the panel was both streamed by the IMF and live-tweeted, marking what panelist Alex Tapscott, author of "Blockchain Revolution", described to CoinDesk as a shift in the way global policy should be determined going forward.
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Initially announced in March, the advisory group also consists of members from the blockchain industry including Chris Larsen, the executive chairman of Ripple, Adam Ludwin from Chain, Blythe Masters from Digital Asset, Patrick Murck from the Harvard Berkman Klein Center, and Marco Santori, partner at Cooley LLP.
Tapscott described the overall attitude of the meeting as "very positive", estimating 80% of the conversation focused on blockchain, while 15% centered on machine learning and 5% covered other technologies.
Is Ripple XRP the Real Ethereum Killer? Smart Contract Codius Relaunched by Ripple XRP.
https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
https://coindelite.com/news/ripple-xrp-relaunches-smart-contract-codius/
Although ripple is quiet with its announcements now. I'm sure ripple infrastructure are continually being spread world wide. Like many exchanges now, you can change ripple to local fiat money together with ethereum, litecoin.
Ripple continues its worldwide expansion - Ripple’s (XRP) Middle East Sojourn Heightened With Two Principal Kuwaiti Banks
https://ethereumworldnews.com/ripples-xrp-middle-east-sojourn-heightened-with-two-principal-kuwaiti-banks/
https://ethereumworldnews.com/ripples-xrp-middle-east-sojourn-heightened-with-two-principal-kuwaiti-banks/
I think with the financial crisis that could be happening in the EU, Ripple and other Cryptocurrencys could gain more worth.
Why Consensus is better than Proof of Work
Blog Location: https://xrpcommunity.blog/consensus-model-vs-proof-of-work/
Consensus is better than Proof of Work.
When it comes to all categories of strengths for a decentralized cryptographic network, XRP is stronger than Bitcoin in every category: Double-spend prevention, security, censorship-resistance, dependability, scalability, and settlement speed.
The fact that we're even still talking about Bitcoin in 2018 is a testament to how effective protectionist market interference can be; but XRP doesn't care - it is being adopted at scale by real businesses for real global commerce. There are a myriad of reasons for this, but in this blog, I focus in on one specific aspect of XRP: its transaction validation model and how it compares to Bitcoin.
I hope you enjoy!
Sincerely,
-Hodor
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hodor7777/status/1004727393947471872
I've already been signed for you. You're all right. BTC - tulips 1636. XRP - equity market. Where are the tulips now, and where are the equity market
There is a lot of correcting to do. Banks (R3) for the next years still pays $0.0085 per coin before dumping it on exchanges.
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XRP is not needed, not wanted and serves no purpose.
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XRP is not needed, not wanted and serves no purpose.
Wait a second brooo..... xrp is not needed, why does r3 want XRP if its not "needed" ?
Lol, in case you have forgotten R3 and Ripple sue each other over the sale of xrp $0.0085 a piece.
Banks have no use for the pump and dumps like xrp they need stable price.
More than 200 banks now on board Corda Blockchain from R3 another 2 big banks (HSBC, ING) just joined. https://hacked.com/r3s-blockchain-corda-used-by-hsbc-and-ing-for-the-first-time/
and another one (Commerzbank): https://ibsintelligence.com/ibs-journal/major-german-bank-completes-blockchain-pilot-with-sap-and-r3/
and National Bank of Egypt: https://btcmanager.com/national-bank-of-egypt-joins-200-financial-institutions-in-the-r3-blockchain-alliance/
Already on board the likes of:
Bank of America, (used to be on ripple now changed side) Merrill Lynch, CITI, Credit Suisse, DBS, HSBC, J,P,Morgan, MUFG, OCBC, Standard Chartered, UOB, SGX, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
Oh, so they lost the first round and now have to be heard in New York of which ripple had this to say:
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As the San Francisco-based Ripple claimed, having to bring the case before a New York court would cause the company "irreparable injury."
Yet, R3 will go bankrupt very soon if they don't get that "worthless" XRP in court. Ironic, isn't it?
http://fortune.com/2018/06/07/blockchain-firm-r3-is-running-out-of-money-sources-say/
"Those familiar with R3’s culture and operations repeated a common refrain: The company styled itself as a technology startup but acted like a bank. This dynamic meant that R3 acted more like a member of Wall Street or a plush consulting company rather than a hungry upstart. In retrospect, its early success may represent a decision by banks to get a taste of a new trend—blockchain—rather than any real bet on R3’s business or technology.
“Instead of hiring tech people, they started hiring bankers and guys in suits who don’t know much about technology,” said a former employee.
The challenge for R3 now will be to prove its skeptics wrong and create a revenue stream to keep it afloat in coming years. The two former employees—one citing familiarity with financial figures shared with investors during the recent fund-raising round—said this was a long shot, and predicted the company would run out of capital by the first quarter of 2019."
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