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TRYING TO BUY ANOTHER 300$ WORTH OF XRP... MIGHT BE BUYING THE TOP TO THE TUNE OF -60$ BUT THE BIGGER RISK IS NOT CATCHING A POTENTIAL UPSWING TO .80 - 1$+

>>27755559

Same here. Then I did some research after noticing how strange that seemed, and I immediately thought to myself, "What in the heavenly FUCK have I stumbled upon?"

>>27755613

That's what the ledditors buying more DOGE because "daddy elon told me too buy dog stonks :3" and butthurt linkies that are moving funds into unironic pajeet scamcoins will say once XRP>$2.

True normies (ie: "my lil dog stonk"-tier) won't even hear about this until after $5 - $10 due to all of the media bullshit and FUD in the way, or until after a lawsuit slam dunk. That said, now that celebrities/ ecelebs and multibillionaire investors are getting on the action (in terms of hyping up crypto,) it could get insane very quickly once it does get that high.

>>27756011

That's really tough to say. Personally, I'm probably going to stick with XRP. Flare/ Spark is technology that I can hardly begin to understand... If I'm correct in my thinking, the main purpose of Flare will be to reduce the net supply of XRP by burning it, which should help to skyrocket XRP's perceived value once everything does kick off ("muh market cap" is the biggest anti-XRP FUD out there.) In other words, XRP *SHOULD* still be the golden child-- especially considering as Flare wants to peg Spark to the value of USD, which I see as dramatically going down over the next decade. But owning some Flare is going to be great, and I guess I'm guaranteed 2500 worth of it for free because of the airdrop.

>>26411030
Very cool, i want some spicy Kool-aid group-drinking if that's an option

>>26084272
What the fuck are you and how did you get here, and how much did you get paid for that?

>>26050134

You're not wrong that Grayscale is liquidating and that it's getting (at least temporarily) delisted from platforms that were previously willing to take the risk and host it. But if what you were saying was really indicative that XRP would fail, the token would be at sub 0.01 value already. There would be no buyers. That isn't the case. Hysterically, it's actually holding the high .20's because people keep buying it in spite of absolutely everything keeping the price down. There are also some people with absolutely COLOSSAL buy orders queued up on Binance and other platforms.

Here's what's going to happen... and you can quote me on this, because I'm not a pie-in-the-sky, Nostradamus-worshipping idiot:

>Price naturally continues to deflate in the run up to the lawsuit, with occasional microrecoveries as BTC continues its run to 50K (which it will continue, in lieu of the coming collapse of the dollar.)
>XRP may once again dip below .19, or even go sub .15 in the days prior to the pretrial meeting, depending on how bad the economy has become in the wake of coming COVID relief legislation. Weak hands will be shaken out as the need to pay the bills arises.
>Depending on how the digital pretrial meeting goes, and whether or not it is made publicly available, one of three things will happen.
>If the pretrial meeting is not publicly available, the pattern of FUD deflation and recovery continues until the trial date.
>If it is, and the optics look bad for Ripple, there will be another massive shakeout. This could cause the price to dip into the single digits... perhaps as low as .04 (at least momentarily) but more likely between .07-09 until the price stabilizes around .12.
>If it is, and the optics look good for Ripple, the price will skyrocket. Most likely, XRP doesn't break the $1.00 mark yet, but it should recover to around the .70's before deflating back to the .60's.
>If the actual trial goes well, XRP will break $1 and quickly gain ground on ChainLink.

>>25989406
>not living in third world country from the stard
Ngl, you could do better

>>25977200
>forced
>can't negotiate getting "vaxxed" on paper only with medical worker
You could do better

>>25851377
>2021
>news
Is this bait or something

>>25757962
>implying i'm going to reproduce
Why they even bothered desu

>>25741548
You mean in 'murica or all around?

>>25361012
>posting screenshots with info
>using twitter
B R U H

True all-in schizoposters, report.

>>23186320

I'm somewhat afraid to say, in the rouge event I get digits again. As much as I love the God Emperor, my strong suspicion is that Trump will die in his second term. Unnaturally-- meaning, he will probably be killed in Year 5. Additionally, if he is killed, they will almost certainly try to blame a rouge, right-wing agent that was dissatisfied with some aspect of his presidency, and subsequently "discover" that Trump was planning another Holocaust (or something equally absurd) all along.

Cementing peace in the Middle East has won him no gratitude, and in fact he has just given up the last bargaining chip that was keeping him alive. The "secret" masters threatening his life have, at least up until now, had use for a willing supplicant. Trump understood this, and he used it to his advantage to keep himself alive, while not-so-covertly attempting to build the safeguard against their decades-long plot to create an electoral winter scenario. Of course, I am talking about the wall.

Why else do you think he spent almost as much time licking Israel's boots as he did building said wall? I'll give you a hint: It wasn't because he was so desperate to dodge the "Nazi" slander from the left. It was because he could not have one without the other, or he would've been killed already. Trump is a genius, but-- if he were really next-level-- he would've been financing an anti-Israeli revolutionary movement in the region, instead of freeing them from the shackles of military dependency. Now, they have no more use for him, and every reason to stop his attempt to stop their hard-financed insurrection.

It may very well be that Trump and Pence are killed simultaneously. If such a thing happens, gods help us. I truly pray that I am just completely wrong about all of this. I'd rather flush my money down the toilet a hundredfold and spend the rest of my life as some nobody.

If this does happen, the demand for a blind currency conversion tool will suddenly explode.