/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11484264
Just buy Link

>>11484264
Holochain $1 EoY

>>11484264
XRP will unironically take the #1 spot.

>>11484303

Rippletards don't realize the massive valuations of cryptos in the next bull run are going to be driven up by institutions and hedge funds. Institutions and hedge funds are not going to be your typical dumb ass Ripple holder buying a token that has no use case; a token that was printed and held by ONE single company. They are not going to just hand over money to Ripple the Company to make them rich.

>>11484388
>XRP given blessing by white house
>XRPlets not gonna make it

You will regret not getting into xrp at half a cent fren.

>>11484426

> Went to XrpChat and told Ripple tards to buy RaiBlocks (Nano) when both XRP and XRB were between $0.20 - $0.40.

> Laughed off by XrpChat saying Nano didn't have any partnerships with big banks

> Sold my XRP at $2.40 in January making enough to maybe buy a new car

> Sold my Nano at $28 in January and made $180K and paid off my mortgage


RippleTards fail to realize that over 90% of XRP is held by a few people and you for the price to really moon again,the market cap would have to be in the trillions of dollars.

They also fail to realize that banks are going to be barred from holding large amounts of XRP due to regulations and hedge funds and FIs will not hand over money to Ripple to make another company rich.

But yeah, keep being stupid.

>>11484269
>Holochain $1 EoY
pls make it happen

>>11484388
other than BTC
What are these institutions going to buy? I can't find a coin that doesn't have a huge percentage held by the top 100 wallets.

>>11484264
theres literally nothing to say about this shitcoin

>>11485034
what makes it a shitcoin?

>>11484388
>>11484388
You realize how little Ripple sells, right? Around 0.1% of total trade volume. It's a non-issue.

What institutions and hedge funds actually aren't going to do is hand over billions to Chinese miners for shitcoins that are vulnerable to 51% attacks. And if you think XRP is not useful to them, then what the fuck is bitcoin good for?

>>11484527
Get marketcap out of your head brainlet. It's completely meaningless beyond comparing cryptos to each other. The only thing that matters is the price XRP currently trades at.

Right now banks are barred from holding everything. They don't give a fuck about a company getting rich unlike the leftist retards on biz.

>>11485225

Ripple sells very little except when Ripple, Jeb and the XRP whales take HUGE strategic dumps at good price points.

> This wallet dumped 1 BILLION in Jan. and Feb. It's down to 100 XRP:

> https://bithomp.com/explorer/rDahLhHJaowRYn4hRkS9S2YpAeiTR8mjBF

> Also take a look at Jeb's wallet Taco Stand which dumped hundreds of millions in Jan-Feb


Institutions are ok with the distribution of Bitcoin. Bitcoin top 100 addresses hold about ~20% of supply or ~14% of supply when excluding exchanges:

> https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html

Now with Ripple, 80% of the coins in circulation are held by top 100 addresses.

> https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html

On top of that ~60% of the supply is not even in circulation and almost all owned by Ripple.

Chinese miners and all miners actually have to spend money to mine the supply and have to sell to cover costs. This helps distribution and even Bitmain only holds 150K BTC which is what .1% of the supply? This is not a risk of huge dumps like Ripple which cost the company nothing to make and is pure profit to strategically dump for Ripple and its founders.

> https://www.trustnodes.com/2018/08/12/bitmain-holds-one-million-bitcoin-cash-ltc-22000-bitcoins-almost-no-eth


>>11485248

> Marketcap means nothing

Spoken like a true RippleTard thinking XRP marketcap will be in the hundreds of trillions.