Topic: [XRP] Ripple Speculation - page 20. (Read 637265 times)
Looks like Ripple lost all supporters ;( ODL gone
Got reply from Brad: dumplings? What dumplings?
AAAAAAAAA
BRAD GARLINGTON WHY DO YOU KEEP DUMPING
Ripple please staaaaaap
BRAD GARLINGTON WHY DO YOU KEEP DUMPING
Ripple please staaaaaap
Sadly the price is not going up and the project has been suffering with news that has not gone down well with investors. I hope it will at least start getting stability around the $0.35 mark soon otherwise the fear is the price will continue to decline.
Xrp has no future, I advise you to sell
Unlike other top altcoins, the ripple in 2020 experienced a lot of bad news. Including the news of Jed McCaleb selling 54M XRP, this is the worst
news about XRP. Of course making most XRP holders very disappointed including myself. Therefore I am decided to sell my XRP, because based
on my analysis, XRP would immediately experience a price decline a few months ahead.
Indeed there is a lot of bad news about XRP, l count also the news of Jed McCaleb. The selling 54m XRP can be the main reason for disappointed XRP holders. No doubt there will be also some impact on XRP, as you know. But there is still some investor, who believe this impact will be disappeared on XRP, and it will start rising up. It is indefinite for me and so hard to think some good about XRP, on the other hand it can be a good choice to sell off XRP. news about XRP. Of course making most XRP holders very disappointed including myself. Therefore I am decided to sell my XRP, because based
on my analysis, XRP would immediately experience a price decline a few months ahead.
One thing that is just quite interesting is that many still are using XRP despite all the things we heard about it, many are buying it and you can see it just by observing its bid orders in the exchanges. and is consistently stays on top 3 for years.
I recently sold batch of my XRP that I was holding in gatehub. I have to send my documents just to dump it since I wanted to buy another token. I was tempted to buy back when it drop to $0.19 again.
Xrp has no future, I advise you to sell
I was a big XRP enthousiast myself, in the beginning.. Last year it all stopped and I discovered Zilliqa, this project has the best tech in the whole Crypto world and also the best team. I suggest if you want to invest your XRP in another altoicn this is a good option.
They had a good run last few weeks and I expect them in top 20, maybe top 10 pretty soon.
Xrp has no future, I advise you to sell
Unlike other top altcoins, the ripple in 2020 experienced a lot of bad news. Including the news of Jed McCaleb selling 54M XRP, this is the worst
news about XRP. Of course making most XRP holders very disappointed including myself. Therefore I am decided to sell my XRP, because based
on my analysis, XRP would immediately experience a price decline a few months ahead.
news about XRP. Of course making most XRP holders very disappointed including myself. Therefore I am decided to sell my XRP, because based
on my analysis, XRP would immediately experience a price decline a few months ahead.
LOL guys?
Ripple Co-founder Jed McCaleb Sold 54 Million XRP in April
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-co-founder-jed-mccaleb-sold-54-million-xrp-in-april
I saw Ripple still able to go up to $ 3- $ 5 even though a lot of the news is not good CEO ripple been selling coin ripple around 54 million in month April this makes the holder a bit disappointed but the investors still believe to trade ripple in exchange for up to current ripple remains cryptocurrency with the highest volume of the number 3 in coinmarketcap. Ripple Co-founder Jed McCaleb Sold 54 Million XRP in April
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-co-founder-jed-mccaleb-sold-54-million-xrp-in-april
@leea-1334. Moneygram is dumps XRP immediately upon receipt. Read the news source.
@Branko. What would be my agenda? To annoy Ripple bagholders? I am only posting a comment based on the news that I have read and present an argument on why XRP might be more bearish than other altcoin. Also, in a released statement from Moneygram, the company said it is indeed dumping XRP. I pass your question to them. What is their agenda?
I reckon that you might be an investor in this. It should be you who should present an objective argument instead of hyping it.
@Branko. What would be my agenda? To annoy Ripple bagholders? I am only posting a comment based on the news that I have read and present an argument on why XRP might be more bearish than other altcoin. Also, in a released statement from Moneygram, the company said it is indeed dumping XRP. I pass your question to them. What is their agenda?
I reckon that you might be an investor in this. It should be you who should present an objective argument instead of hyping it.
@Raja_MBZ. I also posted an article about Moneygram dumping all the XRP that are paid to them by the Ripple decelopment team because according to Moneygram, they might be chargeable under law on holding XRP.
It appears that Ripple is continuing to pay them XRP to use their platform and Moneygram is also continuing to dump them hehe.
Ripple has paid money services firm MoneyGram more incentives in the first quarter of 2020, amounting to a total of $16.6 million.
The publicly-traded remittance company revealed the figure in its Q1 financial results, published on Friday, saying that its total operating expenses include "Ripple market development fees of $16.6 million, partially offset by related transaction and trading expenses of $4.5 million."
Ripple pays MoneyGram incentives for using its RippleNet solution, and MoneyGram categorizes these payouts as a "contra expense rather than revenue" and as a "market development fee based on the volume of foreign exchange that we transact on Ripple's platform."
Read in full https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/63855/ripple-paid-16-6-million-in-xrp-incentives-to-moneygram-in-q1-2020
While MoneyGram receives incentives in XRP, it does not hold the digital asset for long. "We sell XRP as soon as we receive it – we don't hold any XRP," a MoneyGram spokesperson told The Block earlier this year.
Source https://www.theblockcrypto.com/daily/58860/we-sell-xrp-as-soon-as-we-receive-it-says-moneygram-on-ripple-incentive-payments
It appears that Ripple is continuing to pay them XRP to use their platform and Moneygram is also continuing to dump them hehe.
Ripple has paid money services firm MoneyGram more incentives in the first quarter of 2020, amounting to a total of $16.6 million.
The publicly-traded remittance company revealed the figure in its Q1 financial results, published on Friday, saying that its total operating expenses include "Ripple market development fees of $16.6 million, partially offset by related transaction and trading expenses of $4.5 million."
Ripple pays MoneyGram incentives for using its RippleNet solution, and MoneyGram categorizes these payouts as a "contra expense rather than revenue" and as a "market development fee based on the volume of foreign exchange that we transact on Ripple's platform."
Read in full https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/63855/ripple-paid-16-6-million-in-xrp-incentives-to-moneygram-in-q1-2020
While MoneyGram receives incentives in XRP, it does not hold the digital asset for long. "We sell XRP as soon as we receive it – we don't hold any XRP," a MoneyGram spokesperson told The Block earlier this year.
Source https://www.theblockcrypto.com/daily/58860/we-sell-xrp-as-soon-as-we-receive-it-says-moneygram-on-ripple-incentive-payments
But., but...you forgot important parts:
"Reported 57% Digital transaction growth for the quarter, marking a continued acceleration from the fourth quarter 2019. Performance was driven by market expansion, high customer retention rates, and strong demand for the MoneyGram app
As the crisis unfolded, MoneyGram quickly shifted its marketing and operational focus to its online and digital capabilities to ensure customers were able to continue to seamlessly send and receive money from the safety of their own homes, in more than 70 countries
At quarter end, Digital transactions accounted for 18% of all money transfer transactions, and this percentage has grown significantly to 28% in the first 27 days of April
MoneyGram Online, comprising 73% of the Digital business, remained a key driver, with transaction growth of 60% for the quarter, and 66% in the post-COVID period, powered by:
Triple-digit growth in both the U.S. Outbound and International markets
App downloads increasing 46%
App transaction growth exceeding 200%
Improvements in customer retention rates of 23%, and monthly active customers of 40%
Transactions sent direct-to-account or wallet increased 80%, and in April these growth rates have improved further to more than triple digits"
from your own link at
http://ir.moneygram.com/news-releases/news-release-details/moneygram-international-reports-first-quarter-2020-results
Its as if you're having an agenda?
@Raja_MBZ. I also posted an article about Moneygram dumping all the XRP that are paid to them by the Ripple decelopment team because according to Moneygram, they might be chargeable under law on holding XRP.
I hope this happens. All of these corporate deals are not respected. I been reading about so many projects that did big raises and supposedly having contracts about holding and not dumping but so many C level people dumped and the community was unable to take action. Worse is all the equity deals,,, paid in tokens.
@Raja_MBZ. I also posted an article about Moneygram dumping all the XRP that are paid to them by the Ripple decelopment team because according to Moneygram, they might be chargeable under law on holding XRP.
It appears that Ripple is continuing to pay them XRP to use their platform and Moneygram is also continuing to dump them hehe.
Ripple has paid money services firm MoneyGram more incentives in the first quarter of 2020, amounting to a total of $16.6 million.
The publicly-traded remittance company revealed the figure in its Q1 financial results, published on Friday, saying that its total operating expenses include "Ripple market development fees of $16.6 million, partially offset by related transaction and trading expenses of $4.5 million."
Ripple pays MoneyGram incentives for using its RippleNet solution, and MoneyGram categorizes these payouts as a "contra expense rather than revenue" and as a "market development fee based on the volume of foreign exchange that we transact on Ripple's platform."
Read in full https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/63855/ripple-paid-16-6-million-in-xrp-incentives-to-moneygram-in-q1-2020
While MoneyGram receives incentives in XRP, it does not hold the digital asset for long. "We sell XRP as soon as we receive it – we don't hold any XRP," a MoneyGram spokesperson told The Block earlier this year.
Source https://www.theblockcrypto.com/daily/58860/we-sell-xrp-as-soon-as-we-receive-it-says-moneygram-on-ripple-incentive-payments
It appears that Ripple is continuing to pay them XRP to use their platform and Moneygram is also continuing to dump them hehe.
Ripple has paid money services firm MoneyGram more incentives in the first quarter of 2020, amounting to a total of $16.6 million.
The publicly-traded remittance company revealed the figure in its Q1 financial results, published on Friday, saying that its total operating expenses include "Ripple market development fees of $16.6 million, partially offset by related transaction and trading expenses of $4.5 million."
Ripple pays MoneyGram incentives for using its RippleNet solution, and MoneyGram categorizes these payouts as a "contra expense rather than revenue" and as a "market development fee based on the volume of foreign exchange that we transact on Ripple's platform."
Read in full https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/63855/ripple-paid-16-6-million-in-xrp-incentives-to-moneygram-in-q1-2020
While MoneyGram receives incentives in XRP, it does not hold the digital asset for long. "We sell XRP as soon as we receive it – we don't hold any XRP," a MoneyGram spokesperson told The Block earlier this year.
Source https://www.theblockcrypto.com/daily/58860/we-sell-xrp-as-soon-as-we-receive-it-says-moneygram-on-ripple-incentive-payments
LOL guys?
Ripple Co-founder Jed McCaleb Sold 54 Million XRP in April
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-co-founder-jed-mccaleb-sold-54-million-xrp-in-april
Ripple Co-founder Jed McCaleb Sold 54 Million XRP in April
https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-co-founder-jed-mccaleb-sold-54-million-xrp-in-april
But muh lambo
Will the SEC bring Ripple (XRP) to its knees?
Brad Garlinghouse is pursuing sales of Ripple (XRP), which he says is at the heart of the company's economy as investors believe XRP is a security token and must comply with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) standards for this asset class. The case has been before the SEC for several months, but so far the SEC has not expressed its opinion on the matter. In the meantime, XRP continues to function as a utility token and the SEC's silence on the matter is beginning to bother investors.
They are demanding that SEC guidance be applied to the sale of XRPs.
The legal action brought by certain Ripple investors against the company is based on a number of factors, including the nature of the XRP tokens and the legal standards allegedly governing their sale.
The renegade investors relied on the SEC's legal framework defining cryptographic tokens to prove that XRP is a security token - a tokenized financial asset - rather than a mere utility token.
They take exception to the fact that "XRP has been circulating in the crypto markets since 2013", and that although the SEC published a guide to recognizing security token offerings (STOs) last year, it has not yet issued its verdict to date.
What is interesting is that if this token is considered a security token, Ripple's responsibilities to XRP holders would be much more stringent than they are currently and the company would have less leeway in the cryptographic markets.
In view of this, one might be tempted to wonder whether the SEC would be protecting Ripple.
Ripple Labs continues to sell XRPs freely in the deafening silence of the SEC
In principle, the SEC must have required Ripple to comply with the legal framework applicable to the sale of security tokens for a long time.
It is worth recalling that Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, had recently stated that Ripple derives most of its revenue from its sales of XRP in the market. In other words, if the SEC were to impose restrictions on Ripple in this area, the company would face real difficulties.
Brad had also proposed an IPO for Ripple fully supervised by the SEC. In his view, the company could exploit this platform to obtain financing in the capital markets and could finally stop relying on XRP sales to finance itself.
In the meantime, therefore, XRP and Ripple will continue to operate as they have always done. The SEC has, of course, never spoken publicly on this matter.
This laxist attitude is akin to de facto authorization. There's every indication that we're in a game. And no one knows if the SEC will actually force Ripple's hand.
Crypto Custody Firm Lists XRP for Institutional Clients
https://medium.com/anchorage/anchorage-supports-xrp-78f088c8b5e7
Qualified digital asset custodian, Anchorage Trust Company, has added XRP to the list of assets supported by its institutional custody solution.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-custody-firm-lists-xrp-for-institutional-clients
https://medium.com/anchorage/anchorage-supports-xrp-78f088c8b5e7
Qualified digital asset custodian, Anchorage Trust Company, has added XRP to the list of assets supported by its institutional custody solution.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-custody-firm-lists-xrp-for-institutional-clients
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