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Invest in XRP now (ripple)
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2018-01-04 at 4:51 PM UTCCardano has done well, very glad to be on that bandwagon, just wish I'd put in more than I had.
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2018-01-04 at 4:52 PM UTCGod I hate sitting around my computer waiting for a transfer. It's like your money has vanished into thin air for an hour. GDAX has a transfer backlog too.
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2018-01-04 at 4:54 PM UTC
Originally posted by Issue313 just wish I'd put in more than I had.
If I took out a mortgage on my own corpse I still wouldn't feel like I'd put enough into it. Only put 25 into TRX though and now it's at ~130. I'm pretty happy with that.
It's honestly looking like I'm going to be able to pay for my trip to China with this money now. Or at least a bigass chunk of it. Hopefully it doesn't pop before summer. -
2018-01-04 at 4:56 PM UTCwhat can ripple realistically get up to
it's already at 4.50 here.
can it get to like, 40 bucks please. -
2018-01-04 at 4:57 PM UTCJust guessing, but I'd aim to get out by late February.
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2018-01-04 at 4:59 PM UTCI've only put in €400 in total, including fees, currently have a notional €763 in crypto.
It'd be great if I can get a new linux laptop out of this. -
2018-01-04 at 8:01 PM UTC
Originally posted by Enter what can ripple realistically get up to
it's already at 4.50 here.
can it get to like, 40 bucks please.
Realistically it'll probably shoot up to 10 or something when Coinbase adds it. I estimate long term it'll reach up to 25 but that's going to take a while. The bubble will probably burst before then, but I don't think XRP will fall as hard as the others. It's remained relatively stable. It's the only coin I really believe in since it seems to be the only one that caters to big banks. I wonder how useful it'd be if it actually got big though. Might end up as slow as bitcoin. -
2018-01-04 at 8:46 PM UTC
Originally posted by 哈哈你看不懂中文 It's the only coin I really believe in since it seems to be the only one that caters to big banks. I wonder how useful it'd be if it actually got big though.
None of these coins are getting big in the way you described. If I was a big bank and going to start using cryptocurrency for an actual purpose, like supplier payments, first order of business would be to make a new coin. No way I'd be buying into someone else's coin. -
2018-01-04 at 8:56 PM UTCRipple has a deal with American Express that starts this year. Several Japanese banks are already on board. Bill Gates has also shown his support for Ripple by implementing it in I forget what.
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2018-01-04 at 9:07 PM UTCand TPPA is/was about to get signed.
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2018-01-04 at 9:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by 哈哈你看不懂中文 Ripple has a deal with American Express that starts this year. Several Japanese banks are already on board. Bill Gates has also shown his support for Ripple by implementing it in I forget what.
Ripple the company is supplying enterprise software to those companies.
https://ripple.com/solutions/process-payments/
Clearly people don't understand the technology, which is interesting. Probably when they find out that these coins aren't actually needed and can be infinitely duplicated the price will collapse. -
2018-01-04 at 9:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra no
market speculation is the opposite of what cryptocurrencies were designed for
fuck you and your digital jediry
this.
there is nothing 'backing' the value of any of these means of exchange...meaning they are worthless.
(dont anyone reply about the fiat value of the dollar...it irrelevant to this situation) -
2018-01-04 at 9:18 PM UTC
Originally posted by Issue313 Clearly people don't understand the technology, which is interesting. Probably when they find out that these coins aren't actually needed and can be infinitely duplicated the price will collapse.
this is the part that makes all these crypto coins more alluring. its a new thing that they knew nothing about.
so in with their money. -
2018-01-05 at 1:01 AM UTC
Originally posted by infinityshock there is nothing 'backing' the value of any of these means of exchange…meaning they are worthless.
I suspect a lot of the value of these coins is due to HODLers (HODL is just a misspelling of hold, as in buy and hold). People are treating coins like they treat stocks or antiques, something you buy to have as a pension basically.(dont anyone reply about the fiat value of the dollar…it irrelevant to this situation)
Sorta, as the dollar value mainly derives from the fact that contracts are denominated in it, so it moves in value incredibly slowly. -
2018-01-05 at 1:10 AM UTC
Originally posted by Issue313 I suspect a lot of the value of these coins is due to HODLers (HODL is just a misspelling of hold, as in buy and hold). People are treating coins like they treat stocks or antiques, something you buy to have as a pension basically.
Sorta, as the dollar value mainly derives from the fact that contracts are denominated in it, so it moves in value incredibly slowly.
HODL stands for "hold on for dear life" and likely refers to the volatility of the coins -
2018-01-05 at 2:01 AM UTC
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2018-01-05 at 3:09 AM UTCWhyyyyyyy didn't I put a heap of money into ripple when it was at 33 cents?!?!?!? I COULD BE RICH RIGHT NOW. I HATE MY LIFE!!!!!!!
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2018-01-05 at 3:10 AM UTCAnd then when it was at a dollar, a bunch of FAGGOTS on ripple's reddit were like "well it's too late now". FUCKERS. I STILL COULDA 5X MY MONEY.
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2018-01-05 at 3:12 AM UTC
Originally posted by Issue313 Ripple the company is supplying enterprise software to those companies.
https://ripple.com/solutions/process-payments/
Clearly people don't understand the technology, which is interesting. Probably when they find out that these coins aren't actually needed and can be infinitely duplicated the price will collapse.
Yes exactly. But just because XRP isn't directly tied to Ripple doesn't mean that it isn't influenced by it.
There's also the contracts and anti-inflationary fee etc blah blah -
2018-01-05 at 3:13 AM UTChow high can Ethereum get?
