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May 11, 2017, 11:02:28 AM
lol man you are both wrong if thats what you believe and are selling to pump the coin here. The ONLY thing banks NEED XRP for is transaction fees, thats it! thats why you havent seen any information about banks stocking up on XRP only using the protocol. Show me some news they are, that was all i asked many posts ago and i wouldnt have even continued here.

Yup im one guy trying to crash XRP, next im going to crash bitcoin. Maybe i should have a username called crash since people knowingly take advice from someone that calls themself PUMPERITIS and dont think they are being played....

Have fun ripplers, im not going to predict the future, wish i could like others here but be careful what you read, RESEARCH YOURSELF (protocol does not mean coin adoption).....enjoy the rise up with the rest of the alts Smiley

Oh and to the moon! lol

Yup, I'd be careful holding Xrp. Especially since The direction of the Alts has changed ! and people are moving into Bitcoin because of the Bearmarket in Alts that started when they topped out. Xrp's volume have been declining day after day. There is no real volume to support its high price any more. Just look at a chart and you will see it makes lower and lower highs meaning people are getting, and if the protocol doesn't mean coin adoption that's only makes the situation worse.


The ceiling is fall on XRP.

It Doesn't look good for Xrp


Worse... thats me.
Yes: Lower highs.
But: Higher lows.

And don't forget:
BTC went up 6% last 48 hours.

Translated in the worth of XRP means:
9.5k sat 48 hours ago can be 9k today by similar worth in fiat.

So look at he charts again, please.
Wink
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May 11, 2017, 11:01:44 AM
Sorry Stell but if you don't want cheap XRP because you sold already I see no reason why you'd come to this thread daily to announce the downfall (which is just a guess, no better than anyones).

I'll say something more: because you go through all this trouble, it's because you actually think the XRP pricd WON'T decline. Otherwise you'd just wait until it naturally fell and buy back then.

I'm waiting for new price to join this coin again.
Generally , XRP needs more time to rise up higher because it has risen up too highly for short time so It needs more corrections before rising up again.
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May 11, 2017, 10:54:56 AM
Sorry Stell but if you don't want cheap XRP because you sold already I see no reason why you'd come to this thread daily to announce the downfall (which is just a guess, no better than anyones).

I'll say something more: because you go through all this trouble, it's because you actually think the XRP pricd WON'T decline. Otherwise you'd just wait until it naturally fell and buy back then.
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May 11, 2017, 10:48:11 AM
lol man you are both wrong if thats what you believe and are selling to pump the coin here. The ONLY thing banks NEED XRP for is transaction fees, thats it! thats why you havent seen any information about banks stocking up on XRP only using the protocol. Show me some news they are, that was all i asked many posts ago and i wouldnt have even continued here.

Yup im one guy trying to crash XRP, next im going to crash bitcoin. Maybe i should have a username called crash since people knowingly take advice from someone that calls themself PUMPERITIS and dont think they are being played....

Have fun ripplers, im not going to predict the future, wish i could like others here but be careful what you read, RESEARCH YOURSELF (protocol does not mean coin adoption).....enjoy the rise up with the rest of the alts Smiley

Oh and to the moon! lol

Yup, I'd be careful holding Xrp. Especially since The direction of the Alts has changed ! and people are moving into Bitcoin because of the Bearmarket in Alts that started when they topped out. Xrp's volume have been declining day after day. There is no real volume to support its high price any more. Just look at a chart and you will see it makes lower and lower highs meaning people are getting, and if the protocol doesn't mean coin adoption that's only makes the situation worse.


The ceiling is fall on XRP.

It Doesn't look good for Xrp
sr. member
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May 11, 2017, 08:13:17 AM
XRP = great hype coin, rising because of false advertising about being used by banks and because it's cheap so it's "for everyone"

XRP != being used by the banks

XRP is being used by banks you are wrong. This was already discussed on here several pages ago by several other people.

For others to know I dismiss comments that I quoted here largely as trolls. So good work troll! (applause).
sr. member
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May 11, 2017, 08:12:10 AM
XRP is so volatile investments therein are no better than a slotmachine. People keep referring to banks using it, except they are using the company behind it and not the XRP itself. Only a matter of time now before the general market realizes and it crashes. It is not even a real cryptocurrency, does anyone really believe the total market cap (including unreleased premined coins) is more than that of btc?

Flame away at me XRP fans.

You're person number 10 million whose said that in this thread.

And again they are using XRP.

Any other method of using Ripple is slower and more expensive.

XRP being sold by SBI this summer in Japan.

Every non XRP transaction burns XRP supply as well. Like using Ripple to exchange USD to CAD that will also burn XRP supply

A minimal amount is burned, nothing significant, put it this way name me one bank that is purchasing big amounts of XRP because all the news I've seen have only mentioned them using ripple and not XRP directly, in fact I don't even know of any bank directly using any crypto yet for that matter.

Also only 40% or so of the total supply has been released while the rest of the premine is still going to be released over time. XRP may have gained value but it is a speculative value which explains the mass volatility. There is little value in a non crypto blockchain that burns a minimal amount of the currency over time.

People are buying into the XRP hype thinking all the major banks are mass purchasing XRP when they are not, they would never buy or use such a volatile asset in mass.

Man this stuff again you guys get really annoying. We've explained this already 50 pages ago to people saying exactly what you just said go read further back this has already been discussed you are wrong.
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May 11, 2017, 07:59:08 AM
XRP = great hype coin, rising because of false advertising about being used by banks and because it's cheap so it's "for everyone"

XRP != being used by the banks
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May 11, 2017, 07:48:55 AM
XRP is so volatile investments therein are no better than a slotmachine. People keep referring to banks using it, except they are using the company behind it and not the XRP itself. Only a matter of time now before the general market realizes and it crashes. It is not even a real cryptocurrency, does anyone really believe the total market cap (including unreleased premined coins) is more than that of btc?

Flame away at me XRP fans.

You're person number 10 million whose said that in this thread.

And again they are using XRP.

Any other method of using Ripple is slower and more expensive.

XRP being sold by SBI this summer in Japan.

Every non XRP transaction burns XRP supply as well. Like using Ripple to exchange USD to CAD that will also burn XRP supply

A minimal amount is burned, nothing significant, put it this way name me one bank that is purchasing big amounts of XRP because all the news I've seen have only mentioned them using ripple and not XRP directly, in fact I don't even know of any bank directly using any crypto yet for that matter.

Also only 40% or so of the total supply has been released while the rest of the premine is still going to be released over time. XRP may have gained value but it is a speculative value which explains the mass volatility. There is little value in a non crypto blockchain that burns a minimal amount of the currency over time.

People are buying into the XRP hype thinking all the major banks are mass purchasing XRP when they are not, they would never buy or use such a volatile asset in mass.
sr. member
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May 11, 2017, 07:30:27 AM
lol man you are both wrong if thats what you believe and are selling to pump the coin here. The ONLY thing banks NEED XRP for is transaction fees, thats it! thats why you havent seen any information about banks stocking up on XRP only using the protocol. Show me some news they are, that was all i asked many posts ago and i wouldnt have even continued here.

Yup im one guy trying to crash XRP, next im going to crash bitcoin. Maybe i should have a username called crash since people knowingly take advice from someone that calls themself PUMPERITIS and dont think they are being played....

Have fun ripplers, im not going to predict the future, wish i could like others here but be careful what you read, RESEARCH YOURSELF (protocol does not mean coin adoption).....enjoy the rise up with the rest of the alts Smiley

Oh and to the moon! lol

When the protocol require the coin that has an actual use case unlike most coins out there.

Go and research peoples posts before calling em out. This guy is not a joke he even predicted ETH would go up way before it did go up. Sorry but you are totally wrong about Pumperitis, the guy is very accurate for many years on this site
sr. member
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May 11, 2017, 07:26:55 AM
XRP is so volatile investments therein are no better than a slotmachine. People keep referring to banks using it, except they are using the company behind it and not the XRP itself. Only a matter of time now before the general market realizes and it crashes. It is not even a real cryptocurrency, does anyone really believe the total market cap (including unreleased premined coins) is more than that of btc?

Flame away at me XRP fans.

You're person number 10 million whose said that in this thread.

And again they are using XRP.

Any other method of using Ripple is slower and more expensive.

XRP being sold by SBI this summer in Japan.

Every non XRP transaction burns XRP supply as well. Like using Ripple to exchange USD to CAD that will also burn XRP supply
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May 11, 2017, 05:32:31 AM
XRP is so volatile investments therein are no better than a slotmachine. People keep referring to banks using it, except they are using the company behind it and not the XRP itself. Only a matter of time now before the general market realizes and it crashes. It is not even a real cryptocurrency, does anyone really believe the total market cap (including unreleased premined coins) is more than that of btc?

Flame away at me XRP fans.
newbie
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May 11, 2017, 05:28:58 AM
I am currently holding them. I am planning to sell at $1
newbie
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May 11, 2017, 03:49:22 AM
Since you seem like a smart trader for a newbie lol

I'm not sure trading skills are related to the member status Wink

Anyway I agree with your posts.
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May 11, 2017, 03:23:56 AM
hmm maybe things are adding up a bit, seems to be a lot of buzz in bitcoin threads and comments sections on getting BTC to $2000 as quick as they can. A lot of show the alts whose boss talk lol (as always)

Could be why XRP is going down slightly, dont know but man i havent seen BTC move like that in awhile, walked away for an hour or so and its up $100!

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May 11, 2017, 03:08:23 AM
Yup i had some questions to that i cant find the answers on or news on but im enjoying the wave. Must admit i did decide to put some on BTC and cant believe how it has shot through the roof, can now put it back on XRP on its dip but your right Mr Pump, its a risky game that doesnt always pay off and definitely dont use all your XRP...unless you like to gamble lol
sr. member
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May 11, 2017, 03:03:55 AM
Noone here is a fortune-teller, like you are.
I researched, did my homework, bought XRP at 1.8k average.
Made 500% so far.
And holding them for the next 500% - at least.
Smiley
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May 11, 2017, 02:59:01 AM
lol man you are both wrong if thats what you believe and are selling to pump the coin here. The ONLY thing banks NEED XRP for is transaction fees, thats it! thats why you havent seen any information about banks stocking up on XRP only using the protocol. Show me some news they are, that was all i asked many posts ago and i wouldnt have even continued here.

Yup im one guy trying to crash XRP, next im going to crash bitcoin. Maybe i should have a username called crash since people knowingly take advice from someone that calls themself PUMPERITIS and dont think they are being played....

Have fun ripplers, im not going to predict the future, wish i could like others here but be careful what you read, RESEARCH YOURSELF (protocol does not mean coin adoption).....enjoy the rise up with the rest of the alts Smiley

Oh and to the moon! lol
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May 11, 2017, 02:51:32 AM
All great stuff lol but still no mention of coin adoption, look I found some from 2014 - http://www.coindesk.com/us-banks-announce-ripple-protocol-integration/ and google shows many more from then around the world.

the fact is it has been integrated/tested/adopted for years but its the TECHNOLOGY not the COIN. It has a flow on affect sure, but the banks are not going to use a volatile XRP for anything more than the transaction fee. Its simple, banks have something to gain from the technology but not the coin. This was a smart move for Ripple to do to allow them to make money off the technology rather than hold it on a crypto coin that we know banks don't want to see happen.

The don't make money off money itself they make money off fees and interest. They will pass the ripple fees onto the customer just like fees now are passed onto the customer. If they could they would keep the fees higher, and may just do that, they are interested in the benefit of the speed, not the currency.

Fee free trading next week in south korea will be the next boost but I'm sure it will be seen as bank adoption or the hosting/sponsoring of a convention.



im sorry i think its just me confused ...what do you regard as adoption? can you give me an example or two?    
Do you mean merchants accepting XRP as currency?  

How about that. What are the plans of the team to make XRP part of the economy being used to buy just like ETHereum now being used by different merchants like Microsoft. This is also part of why a currency will have a good value.

The plan is:
A bank - or network of banks - have its / their own ledger.
To enable transactions between the different ledgers, everyone has to use the inter-ledger.
And for that, you need XRP.
And for the open ledger, the ledger for you and me and every other user, you'll need XRP, too.

So XRP is the link for all the ledgers and the currency for the public.
And between different stock markets, different banks, companies, customers, friends...
XRP is the grease for the ripple-machine.


he knows..he just wants cheap XRP and is trolling with his newbie acc, he prob sold to early and now regrets it lol

Lot of haters here, since the strong rises and light dumps of XRP. Where have all these warnings and sceptical views and this know-all-manner been three weeks before? Its obvious whats the drive now of these writers is...
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May 11, 2017, 02:43:36 AM
All great stuff lol but still no mention of coin adoption, look I found some from 2014 - http://www.coindesk.com/us-banks-announce-ripple-protocol-integration/ and google shows many more from then around the world.

the fact is it has been integrated/tested/adopted for years but its the TECHNOLOGY not the COIN. It has a flow on affect sure, but the banks are not going to use a volatile XRP for anything more than the transaction fee. Its simple, banks have something to gain from the technology but not the coin. This was a smart move for Ripple to do to allow them to make money off the technology rather than hold it on a crypto coin that we know banks don't want to see happen.

The don't make money off money itself they make money off fees and interest. They will pass the ripple fees onto the customer just like fees now are passed onto the customer. If they could they would keep the fees higher, and may just do that, they are interested in the benefit of the speed, not the currency.

Fee free trading next week in south korea will be the next boost but I'm sure it will be seen as bank adoption or the hosting/sponsoring of a convention.



im sorry i think its just me confused ...what do you regard as adoption? can you give me an example or two?    
Do you mean merchants accepting XRP as currency?  

How about that. What are the plans of the team to make XRP part of the economy being used to buy just like ETHereum now being used by different merchants like Microsoft. This is also part of why a currency will have a good value.

The plan is:
A bank - or network of banks - have its / their own ledger.
To enable transactions between the different ledgers, everyone has to use the inter-ledger.
And for that, you need XRP.
And for the open ledger, the ledger for you and me and every other user, you'll need XRP, too.

So XRP is the link for all the ledgers and the currency for the public.
And between different stock markets, different banks, companies, customers, friends...
XRP is the grease for the ripple-machine.


he knows..he just wants cheap XRP and is trolling with his newbie acc, he prob sold to early and now regrets it lol
sr. member
Activity: 618
Merit: 292
May 11, 2017, 02:41:38 AM
All great stuff lol but still no mention of coin adoption, look I found some from 2014 - http://www.coindesk.com/us-banks-announce-ripple-protocol-integration/ and google shows many more from then around the world.

the fact is it has been integrated/tested/adopted for years but its the TECHNOLOGY not the COIN. It has a flow on affect sure, but the banks are not going to use a volatile XRP for anything more than the transaction fee. Its simple, banks have something to gain from the technology but not the coin. This was a smart move for Ripple to do to allow them to make money off the technology rather than hold it on a crypto coin that we know banks don't want to see happen.

The don't make money off money itself they make money off fees and interest. They will pass the ripple fees onto the customer just like fees now are passed onto the customer. If they could they would keep the fees higher, and may just do that, they are interested in the benefit of the speed, not the currency.

Fee free trading next week in south korea will be the next boost but I'm sure it will be seen as bank adoption or the hosting/sponsoring of a convention.



im sorry i think its just me confused ...what do you regard as adoption? can you give me an example or two?    
Do you mean merchants accepting XRP as currency?  

How about that. What are the plans of the team to make XRP part of the economy being used to buy just like ETHereum now being used by different merchants like Microsoft. This is also part of why a currency will have a good value.

The plan is:
A bank - or network of banks - have its / their own ledger.
To enable transactions between the different ledgers, everyone has to use the inter-ledger.
And for that, you need XRP.
And for the open ledger, the ledger for you and me and every other user, you'll need XRP, too.

So XRP is the link for all the ledgers and the currency for the public.
And between different stock markets, different banks, companies, customers, friends...
XRP is the grease for the ripple-machine, for a worldwide fast and secure transaction system.
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