>Why we need a ripple thread? Because there are no coiners who are actually considering starting out by putting all their money into XBY, Bean, or POSW, and have never heard of our coin
>Why Ripple is the best? >coindesk.com/10-things-you-need-to-know-about-ripple/ We are a premooned sub 10 cents coin that has worlds largest banks on board such as Bank of America. Our coin will become the main the transferring currency between banks because of the cost cutting benefits. There will only be 100 billions Ripples created, but trillions of dollars to transfer between banks. Do the math for how much each has to be worth! Also, the Japanese banks like our coin the best and has put it on the map, so prove to your waifu your weebness by investing in ours
>When will we make 100000% gains? Our coin is no pump and dump. We aim for a more gradual increase. Meaning, you still have a few months to consider it. But hurry in, we just hit 7 cents tonight!
>News and Updates twitter.com/Ripple We have no bullshit to hide in the other coins. we are simply just a great investment.
Why are half the coins not going to be released? That's suspicious to me.
Chase Taylor
to prevent high volatility and pump and dumps
Blake Richardson
When there are a lot of buy orders, they can inflate the market to avoid sharp spikes. This is a very long term investment. This coin will be used as an international transaction vehicle. Volatility scares banks because they'll actually have to purchase them in order for this to work. Even if banks don't adopt this, it still completely serves it's purpose in the end, and it's already reached a decent notoriety. This is a good long term investment.
Consider all the things a bank uses money for: storage, investment, loans, transferring. Trillions of dollars gets circulated everyday between banks. Only 100 billion of these ripples to go around.... and not only that, 0.000015 of xrp is deleted per transaction. $1 just wont do. Also, if ripple is going to be exchanged between banks, its going to have to be more accessible than just using some backwater exchange site.... Its going to have to become more open and public in some way. More normies purchasing ripple...
To be blunt, we might be looking at a $1000 coin.
Parker Bennett
>T. Shill
You're high if you actually think XRP will ever be worth $1000. Try doing some math kiddo. You'll be lucky to get to a dollar in three years.
Carson Baker
Just put 1k into it. Easy money, will pay my holidays this summer.
Nolan Davis
No you didn't. God you sound like a bitbean shill. Try and be less obvious.
Evan Lewis
>50 billion
Thats even better. Also, if ripple is distrubiting it to prevent pump and dumps, that just means when we hit $1000 like BTC, it wont totally tank again for 3 years.
We are literally the future of currency that combines the yen, euro, and dollar into one to be traded on a private level.
Theres a reason why banks chose us, instead of Butt Coins and mETH
Caleb Jackson
Ok I guess you know more than me. Best of luck reaching that 100 trillion dollar market cap.
Jason Robinson
>our coin
Kayden Mitchell
Because the devs are going to dump it first chance they get
Caleb Baker
>only be 100 billions Ripples created, but trillions of dollars to transfer between banks.
Ya do realize they can take 1 ripple, ($0.05) and ping pong that back and forth 10^12 times? Ie., reuse 1 XRP like a trillion times.
The XRP carries ledger data, it doesn't hold the value itself. Ie., 1 XRP can hold X number of ledger entries and be reused a trillion times.
In other words, why the fuck would they need to buy extra ripple tokens from newbs like u guys?
Wake the fuck up people
Gabriel Howard
>Theres a reason why banks chose us,
You are certified insane to believe the banks will pay you market price for Ripples when they are going to license the tech and have internal token networks.
What you are not seeing is that banks are publicly traded and private companies that aren't going to outsource their cash cow (money Xfers)
Enjoy your ride while it lasts, I did
Joseph Cruz
I just did the math, if Ripple has the marketcap of Bitcoin at the moment, each Ripple would be worth 25 cents. It is at 7 cents now.
Cameron Perry
What stop banks and creditcard companies from creating a consortium and developing their own crypto currency to solve the problem of transferring money between them?
In other words, why should I put my money on Ripple or any other crypto that proposes to do that, when banks they can do that themselves, the way they want?
Grayson Green
JP Morgan and Chase, Intel, Microsoft and others hopped on the ETH train because they realized that they could just adopt Ethereum, and save time and money. What exactly would they invest that Ethereum can't do already?
Elijah Lewis
Interesting.
Probably because it's very under-recognized. There's only a few exchanges that carry it and it's only directly traded for BTC.
Once someone opens up channels for fiat and it becomes acknowledged, this thing is primed to go big.
