/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21938585
it doesn't make /biz/ seethe. it makes xrp holders seethe, because they got tricked by schizo babble into buying a $0.25 stable coin and missed out on the real moon missions.

It is the standard, it's a blessing it's available on sale on such a low price.
:-)

>>21938745
>it's available on sale
for sure, ripple has still 60% of the supply to dump, they will milk you forever

>>21938717
>HDK
:)

>>21938585
It's a brainlet investment presented as the opposite

>>21938585
It doesn’t make biz seethe. Whoever has an IQ above 80 knows that it’s just bots and retards shilling it.

any day now

>>21938585
QAnon of crypto

>>21938585
Crypto's original sin. The first and still the biggest scam in crypto which really opened the doors to other scams claiming muh enterprise use cases, partnerships and all kinds of bullshit but whose only goal is to enrich the founders while they hype and pump prices only to dump worthless tokens on idiots

worst case scenario, i invested a grand or so and will withdraw it at either a slight profit or loss. best case scenario, i can retire and live comfortably and contribute to my community. low risk high potential reward.

signs point to increasing digitization of currency- this has been the obvious plan of the controllers of the world financial markets for decades now, but the pandemic appears to have sped it up. with the onset of centralized digital currencies, it only stands to reason that those currencies will need some kind of intermediary, and it appears that XRP is best poised to perform that role, a) because of its proven record with Moneygram (rare to have adoption on that high of a level in the crypto space) and b) because of Ripple's apparent high-level contacts in the financial system as evidenced by their participation in planning and conferences with the IMF and increasing number of partnerships with financial institutions,

i'd say the upside is substantial, and the downside is slim to none. worst case scenario, if i really need the cash i'll withdraw it at a slight (3-5% gain) but since I don't need it that bad right now I'll leave it in the market.

Hopefully it pays off.

>>21939061
probably the most level headed realistic assessment of XRP yet in a non ironic kind of way

heh I have 3K USD invested I'm probably not gonna lose it but if and when it moons the hodlers will be set for life.

just 4 more measly months

>>21939155
>>21939061

Lol you fags are pathetic. Thinking you’re going to be a millionaire from a coin that hasn’t secured any value in 4 years except for having scam pumped for a few days max over the course of those years.

Kys. There’s a reason why ripples only source of revenue is dumping bags and making retarded desperate investments. Nobody is using that garbage and retards like you putting 1-3k in adds up with the greater volume of retards tricked into thinking their way investment will make them rich

>>21939292
Yikes, have sex incel.

>>21939292
Rent free

just that fact that /biz/ is hating XRP makes me buy more

>>21939371

I do have sex. The only incels here are desperate xrp faggots thinking they found a gold mine when it’s proven time and time again the coin is a fundraiser for ripple the COMPANY

>>21938915
replace btc and eth with Link and he's completely 100% correct

>>21939292
A-fucking-men brother. XRPfags am will get gassed along with Jews, sodomites, and niggers.

>>21938898
this lol, literally more normie coin than btc and eth

>>21939292
kek, anon where can I sign up to FUD xrp for some xtra cash?

worst case scenario, i invested a grand or so and will withdraw it at either a slight profit or loss. best case scenario, i can retire and live comfortably and contribute to my community. low risk high potential reward.

signs point to increasing digitization of currency- this has been the obvious plan of the controllers of the world financial markets for decades now, but the pandemic appears to have sped it up. with the onset of centralized digital currencies, it only stands to reason that those currencies will need some kind of intermediary, and it appears that XRP is best poised to perform that role, a) because of its proven record with Moneygram (rare to have adoption on that high of a level in the crypto space) and b) because of Ripple's apparent high-level contacts in the financial system as evidenced by their participation in planning and conferences with the IMF and increasing number of partnerships with financial institutions,

i'd say the upside is substantial, and the downside is slim to none. worst case scenario, if i really need the cash i'll withdraw it at a slight (3-5% gain) but since I don't need it that bad right now I'll leave it in the market.

Hopefully it pays off.

hey guys,

worst case scenario, i invested a grand or so and will withdraw it at either a slight profit or loss. best case scenario, i can retire and live comfortably and contribute to my community. low risk high potential reward.

signs point to increasing digitization of currency- this has been the obvious plan of the controllers of the world financial markets for decades now, but the pandemic appears to have sped it up. with the onset of centralized digital currencies, it only stands to reason that those currencies will need some kind of intermediary, and it appears that XRP is best poised to perform that role, a) because of its proven record with Moneygram (rare to have adoption on that high of a level in the crypto space) and b) because of Ripple's apparent high-level contacts in the financial system as evidenced by their participation in planning and conferences with the IMF and increasing number of partnerships with financial institutions,

i'd say the upside is substantial, and the downside is slim to none. worst case scenario, if i really need the cash i'll withdraw it at a slight (3-5% gain) but since I don't need it that bad right now I'll leave it in the market.

Hopefully it pays off.

for me it's

worst case scenario, i invested a grand or so and will withdraw it at either a slight profit or loss. best case scenario, i can retire and live comfortably and contribute to my community. low risk high potential reward.

signs point to increasing digitization of currency- this has been the obvious plan of the controllers of the world financial markets for decades now, but the pandemic appears to have sped it up. with the onset of centralized digital currencies, it only stands to reason that those currencies will need some kind of intermediary, and it appears that XRP is best poised to perform that role, a) because of its proven record with Moneygram (rare to have adoption on that high of a level in the crypto space) and b) because of Ripple's apparent high-level contacts in the financial system as evidenced by their participation in planning and conferences with the IMF and increasing number of partnerships with financial institutions,

i'd say the upside is substantial, and the downside is slim to none. worst case scenario, if i really need the cash i'll withdraw it at a slight (3-5% gain) but since I don't need it that bad right now I'll leave it in the market.

Hopefully it pays off.

>>21939292

>>21938585
do you like charts that fall straight fucking down?
do you want to donate your life's savings to the IMF?
do you love being cheated and lied to?
then XRP is the soundest money you deserve.
who doesn't like losing 90% of their money for 3 years straight?

>>21938717
Absolutely seething, an absolute train wreck, someone put this anon on suicide watch he is about to fucking end it all

>>21940118
>the only time people were capable of buying XRP was at the height of the 2018 bullrun

>>21938915
oh you had me till future dollars

leave it to a kike to use theoretical math to get what he wants


XRP THE STANDARD

>>21938919
>>21938915
>>21938585

you know what stock chart this is?
Amazon. no go ahead and look at the dates.

do you know why it pumped way high and then proceeded to crash and stagnate for YEARS before slowly climbing back up.

because they were accumulating assets.

now look...

now practice you lateral thinking skills

>>21938915
Good thing I never traded any btc or eth for it. I bought it with my worthless fiat. Kek.

>>21940569
Cope

>>21940569
Xrp chart looks nothing like this though after the top

>>21940856
2 posts

1 is an insult
the other is when you decided to try and debunk my train of thought.

you do you bro
im not in college i dont need quick gains

>>21940909
Ok but the chart still looks different though

>>21940118
Buy High sell low, the smoothbrain post.

>>21940963
do i gotta go add the years/price in so your little brain will make the connection

>>21941218
Yes

>>21941218
Even if the graphs looked similar(they don't) this doesn't mean shit. I can paint a similar graph with my coom, doesn't mean my coom is going to make me any money.

>>21941253
well depends on your genes.

but considering the only thing your capable of thinking about is wether or not you could coom in the shape of one the grandest financial upswings brought upon by some of the best and simple business tactics used by every major corporation (including pornhub) today. i doubt you would make any money

>>21941249
ok

>>21941249
>>21941381
wrong one

>>21938919
imagine not buying at those prices, XRP is risk free, worst case scenario it will 10x

>>21941486
Looks link LINK desu, at around june/july of 1998. I dont feel bad about buyign at $15 now

>>21939292
*Dare I say, The Standard.*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSHbV5010kw

>>21939758
>worst case scenario, i invested a grand or so and will withdraw it at either a slight profit or loss. best case scenario, i can retire and live comfortably and contribute to my community. low risk high potential reward.

>>21938585
Shitcoin not needed, cut your losses

>>21941608
best of luck my friend!

>>21942014
Cope.