/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22327625
Yes, but it will stay .30, stay poor faggots.
Even if XRP were to be adopted by every bank in the world, it doesn't mean the price would rise to even 45 cents.

Isn't ripple still selling off it's own supply of XRP to investors?

>>22327659
>Even if XRP were to be adopted by every bank in the world, it doesn't mean the price would rise to even 45 cents.

Lel

>>22327668
They actually have been doing buybacks

kinda like how google and amazon did buybacks.

XRP 3 years ago: $0.22
XRP today: $0.23

LINK 3 years ago : $0.15
LINK today: $11.83

Congrats on this, seriously.

It’s a fucking scam coin and the ripple kikes pay shills to suck in low iq retards and continue to dump their bags on your fucking heads. -sad!

>>22327697
oof

>>22327697
whatever helps you sleep better at night buddy

>>22327625
the standard of shitcoins

>>22327690
Cope harder.
You have no argument for any chance XRP will jump in price. Brad Garlinghouse himself is a BTC investor and has said outright that XRP isn't ideal for investment.

>>22327779
so, no actual response? Just ignore the fact of what they are doing? Ignore what happens historically when a company preforms buybacks? Gonna just ignore what the implication of a buyback means?

ok buddy keep those blinders on, I don't care about your finances.

>>22327625
Consider the following:

>Your country is in massive debt due to
>Corona
>Social Services
>Military
>Poor investments
>Poor spending by government
>Corruption from outside influences

Suddenly your country has a debt to gdp of close to 100% and rising. There is no possible way to realistically eliminate this debt. Well, along come some clever folks who have an idea.

"What if the value of some asset that all countries have were to suddenly explode in price. They could use that underlying asset to pay off their debt. Hmm, a lot of countries have gold. What if gold suddenly was worth $10,000 / ounce. Would that be enough to wipe off the debt? Hmm, gold might be too tricky/complicated, let's look to a cryptocurrency like XRP..." and so on

>>22327832
>I will make a claim but post no proof
>>22327659
What kind of weird cope is this? If XRP actually was adopted by all the banks, it would be the standard for global remittances, on-top of replacing SWIFT. How the fuck does an asset handle 5 trillion in volume a day at its current marketcap? It would be worth much more.

>>22327625
The standard of pain and suffering.

>>22328785
Looks like the silver graph desu

>>22329527
This?

>>22327625
Sure, I guess, I just k iw it's gonna be 2k EOY because people here said so