Topic: [XRP] Ripple Speculation - page 277. (Read 637625 times)
..so it's shaking off the weak Hands.. hope this proofs soon..
Brad Garlinghouse
@bgarlinghouse
Holiday, schmoliday! Team Ripple is absolutely committed to building XRP liquidity - and in that context...
Very excited to share that @HUOBI_Pro (3rd largest exchange in China) is listing XRP / BTC tomorrow
12:48 - 22. Nov. 2017
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XRP is constantly swinging back to 36-38Cent, but with such kind of news it should at least hit a 45-50Cent! Whats the matter about that? Are the bagholders really dumping all the time? Can't imagine.. This would make no sense
@bgarlinghouse
Holiday, schmoliday! Team Ripple is absolutely committed to building XRP liquidity - and in that context...
Very excited to share that @HUOBI_Pro (3rd largest exchange in China) is listing XRP / BTC tomorrow
12:48 - 22. Nov. 2017
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XRP is constantly swinging back to 36-38Cent, but with such kind of news it should at least hit a 45-50Cent! Whats the matter about that? Are the bagholders really dumping all the time? Can't imagine.. This would make no sense
When everyone will give up, it will raise to another 4000%, like it already was
Brad Garlinghouse
@bgarlinghouse
Holiday, schmoliday! Team Ripple is absolutely committed to building XRP liquidity - and in that context...
Very excited to share that @HUOBI_Pro (3rd largest exchange in China) is listing XRP / BTC tomorrow
12:48 - 22. Nov. 2017
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XRP is constantly swinging back to 36-38Cent, but with such kind of news it should at least hit a 45-50Cent! Whats the matter about that? Are the bagholders really dumping all the time? Can't imagine.. This would make no sense
@bgarlinghouse
Holiday, schmoliday! Team Ripple is absolutely committed to building XRP liquidity - and in that context...
Very excited to share that @HUOBI_Pro (3rd largest exchange in China) is listing XRP / BTC tomorrow
12:48 - 22. Nov. 2017
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XRP is constantly swinging back to 36-38Cent, but with such kind of news it should at least hit a 45-50Cent! Whats the matter about that? Are the bagholders really dumping all the time? Can't imagine.. This would make no sense
Is there a possibility for a cooperation with SWIFT? seems like the time is ripe
https://bankinnovation.net/2017/11/whats-next-for-swift-apis-realtime-payments-and-cryptocurrency/
“In terms of organizations being able to transform their value propositions to their clients, APIs are part of the technology set of capabilities that are more readily available, more readily deployable today, and more readily able to drive change in that customer-based proposition,” Grainger said.
One area SWIFT will not be considering is generating its own digital assets, or cryptocurrency, Grainger said. This is at odds with other cross-border payment services, notably Ripple, whose digital currency XRP is used to conduct payments over its distributed ledger network.
However, that doesn’t mean SWIFT will ignore cryptocurrency entirely when it comes to its gpi service.
“Generating and being responsible for the issuance of an asset is not our business,” Grainger said. “If banks want to go down that route and create and issue assets that are available in alternative formats, we’re able to support them. Our network can support them, but we don’t want to compete in that space with our members.”
OMFG GUYS its getting really interesting!
Swift says they are ready to implement Ripple if their partners want it!
https://bankinnovation.net/2017/11/whats-next-for-swift-apis-realtime-payments-and-cryptocurrency/
“In terms of organizations being able to transform their value propositions to their clients, APIs are part of the technology set of capabilities that are more readily available, more readily deployable today, and more readily able to drive change in that customer-based proposition,” Grainger said.
One area SWIFT will not be considering is generating its own digital assets, or cryptocurrency, Grainger said. This is at odds with other cross-border payment services, notably Ripple, whose digital currency XRP is used to conduct payments over its distributed ledger network.
However, that doesn’t mean SWIFT will ignore cryptocurrency entirely when it comes to its gpi service.
“Generating and being responsible for the issuance of an asset is not our business,” Grainger said. “If banks want to go down that route and create and issue assets that are available in alternative formats, we’re able to support them. Our network can support them, but we don’t want to compete in that space with our members.”
OMFG GUYS its getting really interesting!
Swift says they are ready to implement Ripple if their partners want it!
I am very surprised that the AMEX deal hasn't pushed the price to increase much higher!
Anyone know why?
assive dumps on ripple currently. Bag holders are getting rid of ripple even at significant loss.Anyone know why?
Can you please explain? Do you have more informations with links and legit facts?
@mrep do you fucking job and delete those mental farts in here, clearly distraction from the important stuff. @bitcointalk mods DO YOUR JOB. Im puttin screenshots together with things that got deleted from you but mentalfarts NOT. we see your intentions MODS!
not hard to earn some free ripple @ https://www.earncrypto.com/earn-free-ripple/?r=98182
Gonna check this out
haha niiiiiceee I am very surprised that the AMEX deal hasn't pushed the price to increase much higher!
Anyone know why?
assive dumps on ripple currently. Bag holders are getting rid of ripple even at significant loss. Anyone know why?
Where do you guys see ripple go in the next 2 years ?
I heard that if 3% of swift be implemented on the Ripple blockchain then Xrp could rise up to 3/5 bucks...
Whats your thought ?
I heard that if 3% of swift be implemented on the Ripple blockchain then Xrp could rise up to 3/5 bucks...
Whats your thought ?
XRP is already adopted and not just by 1 institution:
https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/11978-potential-xrp-risks-as-outlined-by-joel-katz/?do=findComment&comment=122926
https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/11978-potential-xrp-risks-as-outlined-by-joel-katz/?do=findComment&comment=123156
We are on the train now!
https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/11978-potential-xrp-risks-as-outlined-by-joel-katz/?do=findComment&comment=122926
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I think we're right at that critical point now where we are starting to pivot some customers to XRP for some corridors. We have enough adoption now and enough value and liquidity in XRP that that's realistic. Cuallix is, so far, the only announced partnership of this type.
https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/11978-potential-xrp-risks-as-outlined-by-joel-katz/?do=findComment&comment=123156
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There are other partners using or testing xRapid. But Cuallix is the only one that we have announced yet.
We are on the train now!
Is there a possibility for a cooperation with SWIFT? seems like the time is ripe
https://bankinnovation.net/2017/11/whats-next-for-swift-apis-realtime-payments-and-cryptocurrency/
“In terms of organizations being able to transform their value propositions to their clients, APIs are part of the technology set of capabilities that are more readily available, more readily deployable today, and more readily able to drive change in that customer-based proposition,” Grainger said.
One area SWIFT will not be considering is generating its own digital assets, or cryptocurrency, Grainger said. This is at odds with other cross-border payment services, notably Ripple, whose digital currency XRP is used to conduct payments over its distributed ledger network.
However, that doesn’t mean SWIFT will ignore cryptocurrency entirely when it comes to its gpi service.
“Generating and being responsible for the issuance of an asset is not our business,” Grainger said. “If banks want to go down that route and create and issue assets that are available in alternative formats, we’re able to support them. Our network can support them, but we don’t want to compete in that space with our members.”
OMFG GUYS its getting really interesting!
https://bankinnovation.net/2017/11/whats-next-for-swift-apis-realtime-payments-and-cryptocurrency/
“In terms of organizations being able to transform their value propositions to their clients, APIs are part of the technology set of capabilities that are more readily available, more readily deployable today, and more readily able to drive change in that customer-based proposition,” Grainger said.
One area SWIFT will not be considering is generating its own digital assets, or cryptocurrency, Grainger said. This is at odds with other cross-border payment services, notably Ripple, whose digital currency XRP is used to conduct payments over its distributed ledger network.
However, that doesn’t mean SWIFT will ignore cryptocurrency entirely when it comes to its gpi service.
“Generating and being responsible for the issuance of an asset is not our business,” Grainger said. “If banks want to go down that route and create and issue assets that are available in alternative formats, we’re able to support them. Our network can support them, but we don’t want to compete in that space with our members.”
OMFG GUYS its getting really interesting!
WOW! This at the same time as JoelKatz says:
I think we're right at that critical point now where we are starting to pivot some customers to XRP for some corridors. We have enough adoption now and enough value and liquidity in XRP that that's realistic. Cuallix is, so far, the only announced partnership of this type. The main limiting factor right now is everyone having enough confidence that the system is going to work correctly that they're willing to flip the switch and let it make large, irreversible payments. This means, for example, correctly handling a large variety of failure/error cases which, though unlikely, must be properly handled in a production system. Fortunately, we went through a very similar process with xCurrent.
https://twitter.com/JoelKatz/status/933319857948393472
More good news for Ripple coming out of UAE's RAK Bank.
Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/uaes-rak-bank-partners-ripple-instant-blockchain-payments-india/
RAK Bank, a retail and business bank in the UAE has partnered blockchain startup Ripple to power instant cross-border payments to retail customers to India, the world’s largest remittance receiver.
The age of blockchain-powered, instant, low-cost bank remittances is slowly taking shape. RAK Bank, also known as the National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah, an emirate in the UAE, is plugging into Ripple’s global bank-centric blockchain network RippleNet to enable live retail remittance payments to customers in Axis Bank in India. The private lender is India’s third-largest private bank and joined Ripple’s bank clientele earlier this year.
In a statement, RAK Bank chief executive Peter England said:
By using Ripple’s Blockchain solution to power international payments, our customers can now send money home easily and in real time. Joining the Ripple network is in line with not only our Blockchain strategy, but it also allows us to expand our remittance footprint.
According to a report by the Emirates News Agency, the UAE-based bank will launch ‘instant, frictionless and secure money transfer services’ through its RAKMOneyTransfer (RMT) to Axis bank customers based in India within ‘seconds and with end-to-end visibility’ of the entire process of the payment.
Axis Bank, a major private sector lender in India, partnered San Francisco-based Ripple in January this year. The bank began using Ripple’s blockchain for cross-border remittance rails after early pilots in late 2016.
Axis Bank’s president of transaction banking Himadri Chatterjee added:
While there have been significant innovations in domestic payments, cross border remittance has seen limited developments. Using APIs and distributed ledger technology, there is an opportunity to radically change the way international payments are handled.
RAK Bank joins a growing list of other regional banks and remittance houses tapping Ripple’s technology for cross-border payments. In February, the National bank of Abu Dhabi – the emirate’s largest bank – laid claim to the first retail financial institution in the Middle East to enable real-time remittance with blockchain technology for multiple corridors between the region and Asia. More recently, the UAE Exchange, one of the region’s largest remittance operators with a presence across 31 countries also announced a partnership with Ripple for real-time cross-border payments.
Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/uaes-rak-bank-partners-ripple-instant-blockchain-payments-india/
RAK Bank, a retail and business bank in the UAE has partnered blockchain startup Ripple to power instant cross-border payments to retail customers to India, the world’s largest remittance receiver.
The age of blockchain-powered, instant, low-cost bank remittances is slowly taking shape. RAK Bank, also known as the National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah, an emirate in the UAE, is plugging into Ripple’s global bank-centric blockchain network RippleNet to enable live retail remittance payments to customers in Axis Bank in India. The private lender is India’s third-largest private bank and joined Ripple’s bank clientele earlier this year.
In a statement, RAK Bank chief executive Peter England said:
By using Ripple’s Blockchain solution to power international payments, our customers can now send money home easily and in real time. Joining the Ripple network is in line with not only our Blockchain strategy, but it also allows us to expand our remittance footprint.
According to a report by the Emirates News Agency, the UAE-based bank will launch ‘instant, frictionless and secure money transfer services’ through its RAKMOneyTransfer (RMT) to Axis bank customers based in India within ‘seconds and with end-to-end visibility’ of the entire process of the payment.
Axis Bank, a major private sector lender in India, partnered San Francisco-based Ripple in January this year. The bank began using Ripple’s blockchain for cross-border remittance rails after early pilots in late 2016.
Axis Bank’s president of transaction banking Himadri Chatterjee added:
While there have been significant innovations in domestic payments, cross border remittance has seen limited developments. Using APIs and distributed ledger technology, there is an opportunity to radically change the way international payments are handled.
RAK Bank joins a growing list of other regional banks and remittance houses tapping Ripple’s technology for cross-border payments. In February, the National bank of Abu Dhabi – the emirate’s largest bank – laid claim to the first retail financial institution in the Middle East to enable real-time remittance with blockchain technology for multiple corridors between the region and Asia. More recently, the UAE Exchange, one of the region’s largest remittance operators with a presence across 31 countries also announced a partnership with Ripple for real-time cross-border payments.
Ripple Appoints Former New York State Superintendent of Financial Services Benjamin Lawsky to Its Board and Ron Will as CFO
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20171121005269/en/Ripple-Appoints-New-York-State-Superintendent-Financial
-Ripple today announced the appointment of Benjamin Lawsky, the former New York superintendent of Financial Services, to its Board of Directors (BoD), as well as Ron Will as chief financial officer (CFO). Lawsky and Will will play central roles in Ripple’s mission to achieve frictionless cross-border payments through the increased use of the digital asset XRP by financial institutions around the world.
Benjamin Lawsky joins Ripple’s board with more than 20 years of experience in every branch of government, at both the federal and state levels. He is widely recognized as the architect of the BitLicense, New York’s industry-leading regulation for digital asset businesses operating in the state. Lawsky served as New York State’s superintendent of financial services from 2011-2015, where he regulated all New York State-chartered banks, the majority of United States-based branches, and U.S. subsidiaries of foreign banking institutions in New York.
A distinguished voice in both the cryptocurrency world and financial services, Lawsky also served as co-chair of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Cyber Security Advisory Board after a tenure as the Governor’s chief of staff. He got his start as an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York and as chief counsel to U.S. Senator Charles Schumer. Lawsky has also been a visiting scholar at Stanford University’s Cyber Initiative.
“Ripple is the leading enterprise blockchain company in the world today and is one that truly understands the importance of regulation-enabled innovation,” said Lawsky. “The company and its leadership are passionate about making our global financial system more efficient, more secure and more fair. I share those same goals and am thrilled and humbled to work side by side with their incredible team as they continue to pave the way for the growth and accelerating adoption of blockchain and digital assets in the years ahead.”
Ron Will joins Ripple’s management team following nearly three decades as a senior financial executive and investment banker. Will has successfully scaled both established and emerging companies and most recently served as CFO of TubeMogul, leading to their acquisition by Adobe this past year. Prior to TubeMogul, Will served as CFO, CCO and operating partner at the growth equity firm Mainsail Partners, where his duties included guiding strategic and financial planning for the firm and its portfolio companies. Earlier, Will served as CFO at BrightRoll from 2011-2015, until it was also successfully acquired by Yahoo!.
Will previously served as vice president of finance and treasurer of Yahoo! for seven years, working with many leading technology and financial pioneers including current San Francisco 49ers' co-owner and former Facebook and YouTube CFO, Gideon Yu. Will also spent 12 years as an investment banker.
“Throughout my career, I’ve been most excited when working with hyper-growth companies, and as Ripple keeps bringing on customers like American Express and over 100 other financial institutions, it’s clear that this is one of those rare opportunities,” says Will. “The problem that Ripple is solving around cross-border payments is something that I understand the pain of first-hand as treasurer at Yahoo!, and I know that corporate customers are going to keep driving demand for this much-needed overhaul of the payments system.”
Commenting on the appointments, CEO Brad Garlinghouse said, “Transforming global payments is no small feat and I couldn’t be more thrilled to have the expertise of Ben Lawsky and Ron Will on our side to help make that mission a reality. Ben deeply understands the nuances of both digital assets and financial regulation, and I’ve seen Ron’s tenacity and ability to scale and execute like none other while we both worked at Yahoo!. Both Ben and Ron’s skillsets will be instrumental as we look to capitalize on the interest and opportunity around blockchain, XRP and the impact they will have on payments in 2018 and beyond.”
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20171121005269/en/Ripple-Appoints-New-York-State-Superintendent-Financial
-Ripple today announced the appointment of Benjamin Lawsky, the former New York superintendent of Financial Services, to its Board of Directors (BoD), as well as Ron Will as chief financial officer (CFO). Lawsky and Will will play central roles in Ripple’s mission to achieve frictionless cross-border payments through the increased use of the digital asset XRP by financial institutions around the world.
Benjamin Lawsky joins Ripple’s board with more than 20 years of experience in every branch of government, at both the federal and state levels. He is widely recognized as the architect of the BitLicense, New York’s industry-leading regulation for digital asset businesses operating in the state. Lawsky served as New York State’s superintendent of financial services from 2011-2015, where he regulated all New York State-chartered banks, the majority of United States-based branches, and U.S. subsidiaries of foreign banking institutions in New York.
A distinguished voice in both the cryptocurrency world and financial services, Lawsky also served as co-chair of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Cyber Security Advisory Board after a tenure as the Governor’s chief of staff. He got his start as an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York and as chief counsel to U.S. Senator Charles Schumer. Lawsky has also been a visiting scholar at Stanford University’s Cyber Initiative.
“Ripple is the leading enterprise blockchain company in the world today and is one that truly understands the importance of regulation-enabled innovation,” said Lawsky. “The company and its leadership are passionate about making our global financial system more efficient, more secure and more fair. I share those same goals and am thrilled and humbled to work side by side with their incredible team as they continue to pave the way for the growth and accelerating adoption of blockchain and digital assets in the years ahead.”
Ron Will joins Ripple’s management team following nearly three decades as a senior financial executive and investment banker. Will has successfully scaled both established and emerging companies and most recently served as CFO of TubeMogul, leading to their acquisition by Adobe this past year. Prior to TubeMogul, Will served as CFO, CCO and operating partner at the growth equity firm Mainsail Partners, where his duties included guiding strategic and financial planning for the firm and its portfolio companies. Earlier, Will served as CFO at BrightRoll from 2011-2015, until it was also successfully acquired by Yahoo!.
Will previously served as vice president of finance and treasurer of Yahoo! for seven years, working with many leading technology and financial pioneers including current San Francisco 49ers' co-owner and former Facebook and YouTube CFO, Gideon Yu. Will also spent 12 years as an investment banker.
“Throughout my career, I’ve been most excited when working with hyper-growth companies, and as Ripple keeps bringing on customers like American Express and over 100 other financial institutions, it’s clear that this is one of those rare opportunities,” says Will. “The problem that Ripple is solving around cross-border payments is something that I understand the pain of first-hand as treasurer at Yahoo!, and I know that corporate customers are going to keep driving demand for this much-needed overhaul of the payments system.”
Commenting on the appointments, CEO Brad Garlinghouse said, “Transforming global payments is no small feat and I couldn’t be more thrilled to have the expertise of Ben Lawsky and Ron Will on our side to help make that mission a reality. Ben deeply understands the nuances of both digital assets and financial regulation, and I’ve seen Ron’s tenacity and ability to scale and execute like none other while we both worked at Yahoo!. Both Ben and Ron’s skillsets will be instrumental as we look to capitalize on the interest and opportunity around blockchain, XRP and the impact they will have on payments in 2018 and beyond.”
Secure your seat belts pls!
Just hold Ripple for the next 10 Years and you will be happy. I dont think that you can expect any Short term winnings. Other Coins are way more Profitable in short Term. But if you hold it on very long Term you will be a very rich motherfucker, especially to that time, when all ripples are on the Free market ^^ by that time ripple will be used as a standard for banking activities
Hope it work! I sent all XRP to ledger nano s already. Let check price again each 4 months.
yeah i did the same, i`ve sent my ripple to the ledger nano s and now i`m waiting for better times...
Just hold Ripple for the next 10 Years and you will be happy. I dont think that you can expect any Short term winnings. Other Coins are way more Profitable in short Term. But if you hold it on very long Term you will be a very rich motherfucker, especially to that time, when all ripples are on the Free market ^^ by that time ripple will be used as a standard for banking activities
Hope it work! I sent all XRP to ledger nano s already. Let check price again each 4 months.
Just hold Ripple for the next 10 Years and you will be happy. I dont think that you can expect any Short term winnings. Other Coins are way more Profitable in short Term. But if you hold it on very long Term you will be a very rich motherfucker, especially to that time, when all ripples are on the Free market ^^ by that time ripple will be used as a standard for banking activities
http://www.bankingtech.com/1076942/standard-chartered-and-axis-bank-launch-cross-border-payments-via-ripple/
This offering is now commercially available between Standard Chartered (Singapore) and Axis Bank India, and, accessible through Standard Chartered’s corporate digital banking platform, Straight2Bank.
Himadri Chatterjee, president, transaction banking, Axis Bank, says by using APIs and DLT there is an “opportunity to radically change the way international payments are handled”.
Wow this doesnt stop at all...
A few weeks more and we will see StateBankofIndia trough NPCI
This offering is now commercially available between Standard Chartered (Singapore) and Axis Bank India, and, accessible through Standard Chartered’s corporate digital banking platform, Straight2Bank.
Himadri Chatterjee, president, transaction banking, Axis Bank, says by using APIs and DLT there is an “opportunity to radically change the way international payments are handled”.
Wow this doesnt stop at all...
A few weeks more and we will see StateBankofIndia trough NPCI
I have serious doubt however xrp find always new way to disappoint youif this take of at the end of the year it would really be a dream.
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