/biz/ - Business & Finance

All of Insider/UHNWI/Mellon references to Jesus and scripture:
>>>>>/biz/thread/S22428670

Insider/UHNWI/Mellon Youtube links:
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTVNz-w4QENvcBC_afCbShg
>https://www.youtube.com/user/GraceCFellowship
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H2oUl7ufK0&t= [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGUn2niLwOE [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTmZHDb_sP8 [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzQ1_7s0njo [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDI-VMydFlM&t= [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJFOXC1S6cQ&t= [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgjcleM-i_k&list=PLirb-xmWTnDt5EGe4pFaqP6zIMAXTC2y5&index= [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PmHQMarnuM [Embed]

When?

we can do it bros.
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"One is named after the other, the other wrote the one"

>>22922013
gold coin with this photo, titled OIPxxx
PIO islands
Solomon???

>>22922013
perhaps Quincy Adams related?

>>22922013
Phoenician alphabet

>>22922204

Sup bros, I have my XRP on my Ledger Nano S, but I wanna move my XLM and ALGO there- also, last thread convinced me to start stacking IOTA. Can I fit 4 coins on a Nano S?

>>22922044
way to deep man, remind
"The simplest riddles are the best"
but I like the broad extend of world knowledge
Oh and bless the baker

>>22922277
based.
>>22922266
getting all the tripz

>>22922279
I don't think it has the bandwidth

I currently hold no crypto currency at all, but I think you guys have convinced me to buy XRP. I cant buy until mid October, but then I can by 1k usd worth . Am I gonna make it? this thing isn't going to lift off on October 1 is it?

>>22922284
ahhhh help me out bros. thought i had a decent connection.
one is named after the other, the other wrote the one
something to do with the "correct book'
the key is on the face of the gold coin
>>22922044
what are those islands

>>22922335
you have until October's second full moon.

>>22922379
>one is named after the other, the other wrote the one
pretty sure the author has the same name as the protagonist

>>22922379
European union, and made of nordic gold

>>22922379
John Adams and John Quincy Adams?

>>22922379
thats a 50 cent euro coin, those "islands" are memberstates of the European union

>>22922335

you're fine. this literally a securities clarity act waiting room.

>>22922414
2 authors, 2 protagonists.

>>22922449
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-legislation-passes-the-house-heads-for-senate

>>22922493

damn. they are pushing fast

I want another bag at 0.22

2 more months till I put in the lambo ferrari orders

>>22922583
>wasting the big score on shitty toys

ngmi

>>22922583
i hope you're generous when the collection basket reaches you on Sundays

>>22922525
ALMOST AS FAST AS AN XRP TRANSACTION

>>22922655
checked
but I'd also buy atleast one toy for myself
>maybe no supercar
atleast some style

>>22922525
Politics moves fast when everyone in the room is bribed.

>>22922752

fuck buying cars when you could build a sick track

what if.... nothing happens?

>>22922279
yeah you can fit 4 coins but idk if IOTA is supported. i have XRP XLM ALGO and BTC on mine

>>22922655
>have 1 bil
>still drives honda civic
>ngmi
6 months till I put in the order for a koenigsegg

>>22922752
Everyone who sees you driving or being driven in an expensive car will know your net worth is higher than theirs.

Be careful with peacocking.

>>22922493
damn! and it was just introduced what, 5 business days ago?

>>22922793
then we continue wage slaving until something happens

>>22922793
then i'll see you on the other side friend

>>22922793
nothing ever happens, until it does

>>22922793

>>22922821
and this passed the senate today.

>>22922813
yeah, but in some weird way, Jaguar is still more lowkey than flashy lambo's or ferrari's
>most people unironicaly think a run of the mill porsche is more expansive than that jaggy.
and its not really peacocking for me, genuinly a toy, passion object for me, to peacock wearing a rolex is more effective

>>22922583
I started looking at penthouses in Tokyo, and I'm gonna need a bigger stack.

>>22922884

watches aren't bling they are investments. check out what a vintage Daytona goes for.

>>22922784
a vehicle is a business card, flamboyant super cars make executives giggle, but classy luxury sedans like these jaguars, benth's and rolls royce's will give you some positive influence over business brokers
>childish I know
but I'd imagine me travelling around quite alot searching the right start-ups and going to networking chances and then that businesscard comes in handy.

>>22922813
i have varying plans depending on how well xrp does

1(fuck you money): don't tell anybody, take wife and go start a farm, all the toys can be there. i'll keep my city rental(s), so it doesn't seem weird to people i know. i can slowly tell people i "got a little bit of money" over time depending on how close we are. Keep my business going and siphen money into that to keep eyes off of the real picture.
2.(big bux, but have to be smart): same farm plan, but tell a few people my grandpa died and left me a property and some money. might close the business i have in this case.
3.(nothing happens): pretend this whole thing never happened and hope my wife/family still loves me after being such a retard.

>>22922942
if you can keep them mint condition (I.E not wearing them)
>thats why I want a platina daytona.

>Debate starts
>An awed hush follows over the room as Trump, flowing golden robe trailing behind, approaches his podium
>He leans into the mic and whispers
>“XRP.”
>Epiphanic screams and applause erupt from the audience, men and women instantly married on the spot, radiant light surging from the heavens as an angelic choir sings out in splendor

What should I have for food today guys?

>>22923014
with te deum on the background
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwU37osOkQA
>Fireworks over the capitol hill as a whole wing of f-22 soar past
>Naval batteries fire blanks, 50 barrages, one for every state

>>22923071
bone broth

REMINDER

XRP represents Janus

>>22922983
good luck fren

>>22921984
november 5th 2020 Jesus came to an anon and made a wager and that anon has been keeping his promise all hail anon from xsg 34 or whichever one. praise Jesus and praise anon who gave us this date

>>22922013
the key is xrp or ripple?

No one checked this, had like 3 replies

>>22923231
nope, tried both.

Odds that we get another dip before the climb? I wouldn't mind picking up another bag at cut rates.

>>22923594
we probably gonna keep crabbin' on until eoy
you can try and ride the bull if you want

>>22923594
It would be nice but don't bank on it.

>>22922868
Oh shit. XRP is going to be one of those recommendations.

>>22923253
It was based. Love ya anon.

>>22923641
>>22923652
Damn. I was worried about that. Well, I might hold out until mid October for a dip before rebuying. Thanks, anons, and God bless.

What's stopping XRP from crashing again once it moons like last time a couple years back?

>>22923764

last time was just tulips. xrp got up in an unintended spike. if it goes again, it stays gone.

>>22923014
> price still somehow stays at .24c

Just in time for everyone on the board copying us. The secret is out.

https://blockchain.news/analysis/iso-20022-payments-revolution-central-banks-strike-back-against-bitcoin-defi-xrp-will-boom

THEY KEEP SAYING "THE RIPPLE EFFECT" ON TV

>>22923880
Normie brains need to be prepped for years to accept overnight change.

>>22923880
We are close. Reality itself is speaking it into existence, likely due to our combined understanding that the possibility of XRP NOT succeeding is unacceptable.

>>22921954
So, I had 4 bitcoin back in the day when they were like, $5. I lost the drive and forgot about crypto until the last couple years. XRP has enticed me to invest. I am starting out small. I made my first buy today for $50. I felt a sudden and intense rush. What is wrong with me?

>>22923978
My spidey senses were tingling when the MSM were repeatedly saying something along the lines of 'we're not going back to how things were before' on like day 2 of coronavirus being a thing

posting the sister article because my tag is fucking golden, boys.
I have a feeling it's going to be a very happy halloween next month
https://blockchain.news/news/ripple-xrp-price-skyrocket-completely-annihilate-every-altcoin-analyst

>>22921954
Yet another low iq xrp slide thread
Yawn
S And H

>>22924033
I believe.

>>22924103
Chainlink to $0 after FLARE does everything LINK hopes to do but more securely, faster, and with fewer fees.

>>22924073
B U L L I S H
>>22924103
Rent free lmao

>>22924103
you have a whole board for your SPERM tokens, yet you felt the need to post in this thread?

>>22924112
And you shall be rewarded immensely for your iron hands of faith. The test now is too seek out the forgotten, those crushed by society or have been blinded with despair that they can no longer see the path.

>>22924061
>>22923978
>>22923880

Blacklist. 23 seconds. 2014.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UbHNhOyTamk

What retard made a second xsg 54

>>22923869
"According to a well-known crypto analyst, the price development of XRP is extremely bullish, given that it is the only project that is relentlessly pursuing the regulation of cryptocurrencies. XRP will potentially benefit massively once all centralized authorities adopt the ISO20022 standard, as it will be the only cryptocurrency currently compliant to operate in the centralized payments space."

>>22922277
>>22922800

Nice digits, and checked.

>>22924339
Just ignore it and use this one as the continuity 54.

>>22923869
FFS I'm trying to accumulate here
Can't they release this shit like a few days before the SPARK thing

Don't forget the debate is in an hour. I expect all schizos on breadcrumb duty

>>22924441
aye aye cap

If you could say one thing to UHNWI/Mellon, what would it be?

>>22924421
same, now I’m slightly panicking about money transfer times to buy in more

>>22924441
yessir

>>22922813
just for you im going to buy an actual peacock, dress it in gold jewerly, and then have it drive with me in my convertible

>>22924607
When?

>>22924661
Now

>>22924607

flood em

>>22924642
no need. I guarantee you'll get a better entry than 24c over the next few weeks.
IMO we have until the second full moon of October (31st)

>>22924607
Thanks, no seriously not to sound weird but my life was in a dark place before it turned around, one thing led to another and I found myself reading his posts.
I'm not saying it's divine miracle but it very well could be.

>>22924657

>>22924607
peace be with you

>>22924607
th-thanks...

>>22924607
>>22924678
uh oh

what’s gonna happen at this debate

>>22924607
my one thing would be that I will remember you for the rest of my life

>>22924607

dump it all

>>22924607
I will pray for you even if I don't.

>>22924607
Thanks for the path you have set me on

Thank you for enriching and deepening my faith

>>22925000
Checked

>>22924911
what did Baba mean by this?

>6:01

>>22925330
6:03

>>22925302
Sit back and watch the show
It's the just the prelude to phase 3

>>22925302
Holy shit lmao

>>22925302
Enjoy the debate

>>22925342
>6:05
>no audio
>no candidates

>>22922884
A Porsche 911 is more expensive than a shitty Jaguar. Base 911 is like 92k... after a couple options 120k easily.

>>22925600
That Jaguare in V8 is on par with that high price for Porsche.

I know Porsche can get up to +300k though fully decked and checked.

>>22922655
>>22922813
Based low-key anons. I'm going to buy a nice house, not huge but comfortable, far outside of the city, a couple nice, but used, vehicles to support that lifestyle and then just run my empire without drawing attention to myself.

Thanks to the anon who posted video on the Money Changers (The Money Masters) a few threads ago. These are our enemies, anons, and they are ancient and powerful. Put on the full armour of God.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtTHFa7cedU

can’t wait for the economy questions... oh boy

ooo the world is getting weird

Bump.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAMX6ds5Swc

-_-

>>22925734

fuck that noise. take your lesson from the elites: curve every fucking cent into the future and take your place at the quantum foamy top.

TRUMP JUST ANSWERED A QUESTION VIA "FLIP OF A SWITCH"

>>22921954
DMG > XRP. I guess you fed your Indonesian family today from the XRP marketing team tho.

>>22924607
HELLO

>>22926022
go... on... and checked

>>22926050
why are you shilling your coin to poor Indonesians?

>>22926050
>Indonesian caning imageboard

>>22926022
Elaborate?

>>22926355
He mentioned something about how Obama’s administration would’ve had a good economy even if they just turned the lights on, because of how bad 2008 was

bit of a stretch

Who won this? Reckon the "antifa is an idea" comment from Biden tipped it in Trump's favour

>>22926381
Still running, but it's been a goat rodeo so far. Both sides will declare victory and their respective sympathetic media empires will back their claims.

>>22926381
Trump has been shitting on Biden for an hour. Blatant lies from Biden, expertly called out by Trump. Biden is stammering and stuttering.

>>22926381
>Biden “won”
>Trump looks like he is being attacked from all sides, Wallace and Biden each
>normans feel attacked from all sides
>normans do not feel like they “won”

>>22926381
HAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAHHAAH

“once the winner has been declared, after all the ballots are counted, that’ll be the end of it”

kek

we have you on tape

I am embarrassed for Biden. That was a slaughter.

>>22926407
I know. So pathetic. No sense of empathy or selflessness whatsoever by all parties. The betting site odds will tell us who won.

obviously Trump destroyed him but just because Biden didn’t say the n word on live tv he basically won.
>they both lost anons, so biden won.

How can we get the brain pills Biden was on?

>>22926654
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/biden-troops-stupid-bastards/
He did say it. On tape. During the debates he said outright "I did not say it." Not to mention he has to tell them to clap, and when they didn't he called them slow. Not to mention Snopes is very left leaning.

>>22926689
Thanks, anon. The comment I posted was Trump telling Biden that he "had him on tape" in regards to spying on his election campaign.

>>22926684
Probably Modafinil or Adderal, maybe some meth if the Democrats chose to kick it up a notch.

>>22926684
adhd meds and/or nootropics

>>22926689
>snopes
LOL

>>22926689
>>22927010
To clarify I agree with you, this is hilarious they would admit it.

keep yappin’ man

>>22926660
Bro Trump's entire real estate empire has gone to shit since he became President. His kids are barely holding it together. He didn't have to give that up to President. Talke about selflessness the guy gave up living the final years of his life in luxury and opulence to try and fix this country.

https://breakermag.com/ripple-has-a-ton-of-doubters-this-exec-is-trying-to-change-their-minds/

>>22927017
>>22927010
You mean this?
https://streamable.com/993e45

>>22927123
he's not your friend. neither is biden. they can't stand the stench of us.

>>22922983
>my wife/family still loves me after being such a retard.

Valuable asset there fren. I hope we all make it.

The writings on the wall

>Trump didn't condemn the KKK
He fucked up.

>>22927187
Empty platitudes don't make you smart or wise.

>>22927288
it's true. it's all a game. I'm surprised a fellow schizo doesn't yet see it.

4 digits is really going to happen, isn't it?

>>22927281
He already has. This has been gone over and over. These are the same talking points that are drilled over and over since before his first election.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pd62nU4CWE
>>22927317
It could be anon. I don't pretend to know. All I know is I like Trump's candor and attitude. Nixon was shit, but I liked how much of a hard ass he was.

I became depressed for the US watching that. Really makes me think it’s all a stage and XRP will be 4 digits.

didn't mellon say trump has to win for xrp 4 digits

>>22927359
A cheap token price would also mean that 51% of XRP tokens could be bought by one 3rd party entity, essentially centralizing/controlling/manipulating it.

>>22927359
>>22927459
What's to stop those in power from dictating that you need to be X license holder or the like to hold and or use XRP if it's this high end reserve for large financial entities? I can't think of events in the past where the in group were welcoming to unwashed outsiders or even tolerated them when they had the ability to exclude.

Also
>359
>459

>>22927590
That's probably what happens at the end of 2023.

>>22922277
>intelligent xrp
Smart contracts. Flare. FXRP

>>22927454
i don't think he did...my instinct is that this is bigger than the US and the election is something like a distraction or just a part of something much bigger.

you can already tell it's going to be a shitshow, in the debate tonight they were talking about how it will be weeks after the election itself before the mail in ballots are counted, and whatever the result is it will surely go to the court, etc.

all the world's a stage.

>>22927620
Mail-in voting is a smokescreen; a new system is ready to deploy last minute:

https://youtu.be/PhBr_TyvHUc?t=1244

>>22922493
this was the moment i knew i wasn't schizophrenic. when i saw this headline. everything else up until now, all the interviews and webinars and bank documents, i was 99% sure, but this was what sealed it for me.

i think i will see about getting a loan, maybe.

i'm torn- i hold a bit of bitcoin, and it's been hard for me to cash it in for XRP. i want to be at least a little exposed to BTC and also i really believe in the project, the technology it represents is in my opinion much more beautiful and potentially good for humanity's future than XRP, but, like...i want to put literally every last dollar i can into XRP because there's a 1000% chance that it will be involved with the switchover to the digital economy that is so clearly being prepared for.

it's a dilemma.

>>22927317
It doesn't matter if it's true. It's irrelevant. The game is played regardless. You can either pick aside and take a seat at the table or you can stand in the corner doing nothing and gaining nothing.

>>22927673
That's not how software and hardware work, but okay.

>>22927620
Wrong

Trump will win in a landslide. These aren’t “suppression” polls, they are “aggravation” polls

The media isn’t suppressing conservatives, it’s aggravating conservatives

Angry conservatives will not expect a big win in the election but they will get one.

Trump will look absolutely vindicated. He will enjoy widespread popular support for implementing the “genius, fair” new solution to the economic woes from the pandemic

His solution will be XRP

based cugs.
baba help us solve the garlic riddle, give me a hint bro. what is the *correct book*

CAN YOU FEEL IT BROS?
IT'S NEAR

>>22927590
They could do that I guess, they wouldnt make it illegal, just say you need a license to 'trade' XRP. To get that license you need $100m liquid assets.
What would be the laws around this kind of thing, would it even be allowed?

>>22927674
It's not a dilemma. You are emotionally invested in BTC and logically invested in XRP. You say it yourself.
> the technology it represents is in my opinion much more beautiful and potentially good for humanity's future than XRP
Reality does not give two fucks about your opinion. It is irrelevant. Nobody in power that makes decisions about these things cares about how beautiful and utopic BTC could be. Why do you?

>>22927708
Was garlic man the guy he rffered to as the 'someone who knows' do you think?

>>22927727
Get the mark via vaccination or you can’t transact because of “public safety”

>>22927708
lol surely this one was a coincidence...

>>22927727
That's one of my concerns: having XRP but being locked out of using it or riding it out as it moons. I guess it's psychological, I'm just not used to good things happening to me or my plans working out the way I'd like, but there is a worry and cynicism that even if this does pop off we'll be left out in the cold somehow.

Sorry if that's a downer.

>>22927761
well ya kek

>>22927762
Just do what Baba has laid out. Sell 25% when the switch is flipped and the remainder in 2023.

>>22927775
did anyone figure out what that pee poo tweet about?

>>22921954
https://twitter.com/BabaCugs/status/1311152920553979904


mmmm

>>22927803
he was just repeating a post someone made here

>>22927803
>https://twitter.com/BabaCugs/status/1311152920553979904
>>22927811
https://twitter.com/BabaCugs/status/1311152920553979904

>>22927590
There is no reason to do this. You guys have a warped perspective on reality, which I understand, but it's not actually how things work. Consider that the number of investors in the crypto space is relatively low. Then consider the number of investors in cypto that are invested enough in XRP to become billionaires. It's not a lot of people.
>What about millionaires
Nobody gives a fuck about millionaires. Thousands of millionaires are made every year. They don't give a fuck if we get rich. WE ARE NOT THAT IMPORTANT. You have a negative mindset and you allow that to cloud your reasoning.

>>22927811
Maybe it was his post! Dam dam daaaam

>>22927811
oh lol

>>22927837
imagine americans in 1800 saying to each other
Surely they're not going to let us get rich by owning niggers? Do you think there was buyback FUD?

>>22927854
Kek

Seriously though. This shit isn't any weirder than when those guys shorted the housing market. Similar things happen on a smaller scale ALL THE TIME. It's not "too good to be true". You're risking capital on speculation that you could very well lose.

>>22927837
I tend to agree with you anon. I think a lot of people overlook this just because they are used to being where they are and feeling like there is downward pressure from an upper class to stay there. You can't take that downward pressure personally. It's just there as a side effect of where you are. It's not targeted on you as an individual.

Literally no one gives a fucking fuck if someone suddenly jumps from wagie to multi-millionaire. Happens every single day.

>>22924056
lol you're being pulled in with us sir. Three weeks from now you'll have 5K and be wondering wtf happened....
I missed the boat on bitcoin and chainlink but found my way home much like yourself.

>>22927932
It was always like this, the 1% that saw what 99% of people couldn't, it happened with BTC, it happened ETH, and will happen with XRP as well.
The ability of connecting the dot and critical thinking isn't as common as one would think.

So what is everyone's plan when they claim their Flare tokens?

>>22928053
Exactly.
>>22928080
It really isn't. I've told two friends about XRP. One knows a bit about crypto and was already anti-XRP, and is middle class. The other doesn't know anything about crypto and is poor. Friend A ribbed me about XRP when I talked to him about until I showed him some of the hard evidence surrounding it. Then he went out on his own to try and disprove me and could not. He is now invested in XRP. Friend B didn't care at all and went right on complaining about his life.

Some people are just born to lose.

>>22928160
I am happy that I was able to get my sister and my mother to invest. Sis has 300 or so, then mom has 1k.....

>>22927674
Bro bitcoin mining used 1.5x the entire energy usage of Ireland last year. It's antiquated garbage that was a proof of concept. Technically if google wanted to crack sha256 with their quantum rig many believe they could. BTC has NO END USE. Dump that shit and join us lad. Diversify in all ISO222 coins.

>>22927830
Deleted. What did it say?

>>22928160
>Some people are just born to lose.
I had an acquaintance I told him about XRP and advised him to invest as little as 100 USD, as the returns will change his life for the better when XRP hits four digits, he instead told me XRP and cryptocurrency are a scam, and instead spent that money on escorts.
Oh well, some people are just meant to be poor.

>>22928225
>https://twitter.com/BabaCugs/status/1311152920553979904

>>22928121
wait and see, my friend, wait and see. i have a feeling they will enable us to become something like small banks, so i think i will hold onto them until their function becomes entirely clear.

>>22928212
BTC is the best digital store of value we have, though. and it is fundamentally decentralized. i think BTC and XMR might be regulated heavily so they won't ever catch on like XRP or XLM but they will always have a value.

>>22928479
So it's not going to be a quick pump and dump scam similar to Uniswap after it got air dropped?

>>22928275
yeah and then when you make it tell him to buy XRP while in your harem of escort orgies.

>>22928712
how many XRP do I need to afford a harem of grills that love me for who I am?

>>22928493
http://galgitron.net/Post/The-Case-for-XRP

BTC only has value because people agree that it has value. XRP has value in the fact it's end use is in the ODL system XRapid. XRP could be set to the oz price of gold and ALL currencies backed by that guarantee.....
BTC is trash. Get your money out before it depreciates, I know I would. Your call though, a few anons here are keeping their BTC for similar reasons.

>>22928160
I've learned this a lot over the last few years. I fell out with my best friend because he is a perennial loser and I'm a constant winner. Incompatible now desu. That's why I'm here, in Xsg. Because I'm a winner. Meanwhile, I can only imagine he is masturbating to shemale porn, alone. Why the crude example? Because it's the small decisions that add up which make natural winners and losers. And so there you have the natural balance of life. Decisions made.

Never take your meds schizos, stay schizo. I love you all. XRP will go vertical with a switch flip and our lives will be changed forever.

>>22928999
checked and harempilled. 50k to keep them happy and get some sons,

I'm married but becoming addicted to WMAF porn, what do I do schizobros

>>22929102
Tell your wife that if she doesn’t put out you’re gonna start jizzing straight on the sheets

>>22929102
Step 1. Sincerely as Jesus Christ for help.
Step 2. Keep a tally of how many days you can go without watching. Three weeks is the minimum goal to get results.

If it helps, keep in mind that XRP won't moon until you retain your seed.

>>22929144
Checked and based af.

>>22929144
this is the real answer

but you will notice effects far sooner than 3 weeks if you are really addicted

>>22929144
So If I speak to Jesus he will answer? I never tried this. But I'll give this a shot. I've always seen my sexuality as being linked to XRP's trajectory as I view it quite spiritually. Thanks for the advice sir.

>>22929211
Jesus isn’t gonna speak to you directly in ways you can easily understand (probably). That’s why He’s a power for good. Only the evil spirits actively try to change your life. You gotta just let Him in and ask for help

In a practical sense, try meditating on what you know is intrinsically good and Jesus will get it

Chainlinks going to be the industry standard you fucking idiots lmao

>>22929307
your face with just my nuts hanging out is gonna be the industry standard

>>22929339
yeah this dead shit coins not going anywhere youre all setting yourselfs up for failure for another year lmaoooooooo

>>22927702
The reason this guy let the cat out of the bag is the same reason he said it like that

>Hes retarded

>>22929375
just wait boi

>>22929858
How many more times are we gonna hear this hahahahaha

>>22929307
Industry standard made by a Russian kek, I'm sure the banks will allow that. Did Sergei lock his coins in escrow only to be released monthly or was that Ripple? Enjoy your linkies until December 12th anon, after that the smart contracts belong to us....and because we're smart....they're free. Go figure. Now let your walls of arrogance break down and DYOR or *you* just might be the one in for a year of failure fren. We'll be here if you have any questions not easily answered. Until then if you don't mind leaving us alone that would be appreciated. I don't know what else to say. Should /xsg/ start shitting up the rest of the board spamming ISO222 coins? Like....would that make you fudders happy? Honestly we're just perplexed why you come here. This is a hugbox not an echo chamber sir.

I just see the FUD as bullish indicator, and I hope they all short XRP over long-term getting all their equities liquidated as XRP-schizo's will retire

>>22929918
Incredibly weak fud. Have you held since 2017? If so one can understand your frustration If not Just buy a small bag, you wont have to wait long to know if you made the right decision or not.

>>22929997
since XRP will crash, people should short it, easy money right, especially months in advance!
>let's trigger fuddies to short and share if their that sure its trash

Where will the money used to buy our bags at 1k come from? that's like over a couple trillion dollars.

>>22930073
to start, lets say US dominated swift gets actually replaced by neutral XRPL, in benefit of the BRICK(s), that frees up 27 trillion USD worth of FIAT in the nostro/vostro accounts
>Governments won't ever allow that money in the open system as it would wreck they monetary policy and spike inflation to unacceptable levels
but they could siphon the value of that money into XRP so that the XRPL works even better and more efficient, compared to trustlines.
it depends on the regulations and when that money gets in, alot of companies will get into it aswell, especially holdings to efficiently move money from 1 venture to another venture in the holding
also note, the 55 billion XRP might already be allocated and it has a use (given if it all works out the way it should this should be suportable for lets say 100 years) 27 trillion over 45 billion tokens is 600 USD a piece
>marketcap. =/= all coins * current marketprice
there is a leverage in there aswel, and there will be parties that will never sell their XRP making the price infinite.

>>22930258
swift is not getting replaced, people speculate that there may be a partnership between swift and ripple through r3, but there's no evidence for that so far. do we know how much of the 45 bil xrp is currently held by banks?

>>22930315
>people speculate that there may be a partnership between swift and ripple
https://www.crypto-news-flash.com/ripple-swiss-banking-giant-connects-to-ripplenet/
>Payment solutions and consulting company, IBIS Management Associates Inc. recently announced that it has enabled its customers to connect to RippleNet. Through the SWISSRoute service, developed by IBIS, users will be able to access a gateway to the SWIFT international payment network.

>>22930315
why won't swift be replaced, nearly all parties using it are getting bothered by it and brick-countries are pushing eachother not to use it due to america's dominating place in that system
about 13-15% of XRP is being held by retail investors, bought on the secondary market banks are as of today hesitant to directly hold XRP (and any other crypto for that matter) due to juridical reasons as the regulations arent crystalized, but there are exchanges that hold way more than what their customers posses
>binance for example holds 1.34 billion XRP
then you have investment funds like Fidelity and polysign that hold massive amounts, mostly waiting dorment until the moment the waters are clear and don't forget remmitance services actually using it through some corridors already.
>basicly every ripple partner has some XRP in the pocket or allocated to its name

>>22930315
Actually Swift is getting replaced. It's called an ISO20022 ecosystem because they plan to almost entire phase out antiquated systems by 2022 with full integration by 2025. You can read this yourself though....
https://www.swift.com/sites/default/files/documents/swift_iso20022_thirdpartytoolkit_final.pdf
Article with links was posted earlier in this bread anon...
https://blockchain.news/analysis/iso-20022-payments-revolution-central-banks-strike-back-against-bitcoin-defi-xrp-will-boom

>>22930454
What I meant is swift won't be fully replaced this year, and for xrp to moon EOY those stuck funds need to be unstuck correct? Is it also assumed that major banks will have sufficient xrp before the switch is flipped

So how did the debate go?
.t Bong

>>22930619
Oh yeah for sure. Majority of us don't actually believe in 2K price point EOY it's just funny and so cozy we play along. This has and always will be a several year hodl for us. I'm not planning to see price points for selling until 2023-2025.
The "big switch" instantly mooning XRP would be if Trump truly plans on draining the swamp, replacing USD with new Treasury dollars that are usury free and backed by gold. However there is not enough liquid gold for that to work so they peg a digital asset (XRP) to gold and use that. XRP is the new standard because it IS the new gold. Only in the sense if it's intended to "back" national antiquated fiat currencies in a digital world. Everyone keeps their "cash" to do naughty things with because human but the world now runs on the guarantee of XRP and XRP's liquidity allows money to move freely and with less energy, time, and hassle than ever before.

>>22927854
lmfao

>>22930755
both mellon and cugs have stated that it must be 2020, david schwartz also stated that 2021+ would be "too late for their plans"

>>22927411
that is life friend, the way i see it, if my ancestors survived war, famine, pestilence, and more, i can survive what is to come. let us make the best of life if we can

>>22925789
Go to sleep cheng

>>22930755
The Moonening will happen by the end of this year or at the very latest early next year. However, the price will continue to rise well into 2023.

>Likewise, beware of any plans that advance for a regional or world currency - this is the international bankers Trojan horse.
3:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtTHFa7cedU

>>22930695
It was a shitshow with (((Wallace))) clearly being lenient with Biden and hard on Trump. It was 90% shitflinging, 10% anything of substance, and yet it was all to be expected in this Clown World of ours since it is simply another bread and circus.

>>22929307
chainlink is a json parser and the token itself has no utility or use-case. i'm not shilling for xrp, fuck that too, but seriously link had its 100x now it's time to move on. it's going to crab downwards now.

>>22930812
for some reason this statement deeply disturbs me but for the life of me I don't know why

>6 fucking xrp threads up at the same time
Yep, we all gonna make it.

>>22930619
I don’t think any major banks will start using it before it moons. They can’t - there isn’t enough liquidity to cover 20 seconds of transfers. Moon needs to come first, before usage because at 0.25, it can’t be used.

>>22931785
But it requires the banks to use it for it to moon? this is quite a paradox...
>>22930454
thoughts?

>>22930619
>>22931785
Also, most banks won’t care about buying in cheap. It’s not really meant as a money spinning trade - it’s meant as an infrastructure improvement. What they need is stable and usable not cheap and ready to moon.
Getting risk teams to sign off on buying up XRP before finalised regs and before it’s ready to use (i.e. before moon), would be a pain in the ass.
A fundamental thing people must understand is that XRP is supposed to have no cost in the real world. That is to say, you are buying in and out of it almost instantaneously. It’s just rails transferring value. A bank just wants those rails we’ll hunt and stable. The price/cost is irrelevant because it’s being translated immediately to fiat/CBDCs.

>>22931828
>But it requires the banks to use it for it to moon?
I think the adoption is key, not actually being used. Once everything is settled XRP will be worth more for precisely the reason that all big players adopted it and then it will be used

>>22931828
Not in my view. Once banks signal readiness (or once the environment is ready - that is, regs are in place), ripple can shift the price (whether by stopping dumping, or simply announcing in partnership with major banks that the price will be “X”). Once they usable price is set and demonstrated to be stable for a reasonable amount of time, banks can really start putting faith in it.
Right now, Ripple will know how many banks are set up and ready to go. Once they reach a workable number that can move on to demonstrating the working price

>>22931843
> A bank just wants those rails we’ll hunt and stable
I don’t even know what that was meant to be. Phoneposting/autocorrect. You get the gist

>4 $’s

>>22931900
Checked.
OOOooOOOoOOOOOoOOOOOOOOoooOO

>>22931843
It still needs to have a value for it to rail transfers, no? Even if it won't be used commercially and retail. Like you can't have a bridge between currencies and it to not have value, how will you know how much you need to send for it to represent the value that you are sending. But indeed, the price is irrelevant because it can be .25c or $2000, it just needs to accommodate the need

>>22930695
I’ve just watched it. My personal feeling is that trump killed it. He got the better shots by far. If I was being completely objective, I might say that it was a draw as there was a lot of shitflinging without a knockout blow.
What I do know for certain is that you have to be a shill to call it for Biden. The best he can claim is a draw.

I also didn’t think the mod was that bad. He was clearly more pro-Biden, but I don’t think he really controlled Trump that much - the president just did his thing mostly. I can imagine a mod could make things a lot more difficult if they had more backbone about their conniving.

>>22931828
We call it a switch flip for a reason.

>>22931951
Exactly. It has in practical terms zero cost. You’re not really looking to hold it in any great amount (because it’s meant to be relatively stable and because your funding and liabilities will predominantly be in one fiat/CBDC, so it makes more sense to hold that) and the primary users aren’t going to be looking to turn a quick buck on it.
The only thing that matters is it’s ‘value’ in relation to the fiat/CBDCs. And for it to have a workable value against those fiat/CBDCs, it needs to be priced higher (2-10k, not 0.25). Past that, you’re of and on the train without thinking about it.

>>22931828
It has already been selected. It has been vetted, integrated distributed and also held in escrow. It will literally happen instantaneously. Well before any official announcement happens. Look up ICE 9. It will moon not because of market cap but because of its utility and place in the global banking industry and
Market. It won’t be the last but this is the first. After the first initial green dildo, it will price action will follow, and follow, and follow, it will be amazing yet terrifying, for it will truly signify that we are living in revelations.

>>22931951
>>22931995
In fact, I think it’s better to describe it a ‘bandwidth’ not ‘value’. At 0.25, it had bandwidth for 25bn of transfers. At 1k, 2k, 10k, it has bandwidth for a lot more.

A $15/20trn Market will need sufficient bandwidth with which to operate.

>>22931995
Fiat is dead. It has no place in the world of tomorrow.

One concern that I haven't really seen addressed in these threads is the deflationary aspect of XRP if it sees global use. Every 100,000 transactions destroys one xerpie permanently. What happens to the utility when tens of millions of transactions per day are whittling down the supply? In the short term, it's mostly meaningless, but a few decades down the line, it could make a major dent in the supply. If there could only be 100 billion trees ever, we wouldn't be using them to make toilet paper.

>>22932053
I suggest you watch some of Darren Moore Jr’s videos on the implications.

https://youtu.be/jTjFk4yGCHA - The Great Reset because Fiat is dead.

https://youtu.be/mEY-VQVk66Y - How the internet of Value would be established.

>>22932140
That’s because XRP is just the foot into the doorway, by 2022/23 there will be even better forms of digital Monetary instruments to do xrps job even better.

>>22932101
I’m not sure the point you’re making in relation to what I wrote.
Fiat is dying. It’ll not be dead for a few years yet.
Also, as I’ve described here before. CBDCs are for all intents and purposes, going to be fiat. They will operate in virtually the same way. Most Fiat right now is digital already.
The discussions around fiat are not relevant to the point I was making however: that XRP is of relative value. It’s value matters in terms of fiat/CBDCs - that it’s value matters only in terms of the currencies of the obligations/liabilities that it is being used to settle and that is why banks aren’t going to care about getting in cheap. Those with more risk tolerance might take a punt, but for most, XRP is just a fibre optic cable through which to transfer value - it is not necessarily valuable in itself, what matters is it’s functionality as a cable with enough bandwidth (the bandwidth here being represented by the ‘price’ of XRP) and stability to allow their transfers.

>>22932140
>>22932166
They might just release XRP 2.0

>>22932220
I apologize, and what I mean to convey is that fiat won’t be a thing in most major economies after the switch happens. The bubble and debt created based on the fiat system cannot be sustainable and this is the Banks’ way of pulling the plug and going to a gold backed system.

>>22932151
Just watched the first one. With respect, I don’t think the chap is saying anything of value. He talks about fiat and the debt crisis and implies the latter leads to the death of the former, but that’s assuming a huge missing piece: essentially, debt forgiveness or (I can infer) trying to inflate away fiat debt while holding value in digital currency. In my humble opinion, that’s quite unlikely. A massive inflation of GBP in order to wipe away debt will also lead to a inflation of digital GBP (DGBP - the CBDC replacement). Currencies do not have objective value. They derive their value through substantive assessments and a country fucking away it’s debt like that will affect sentiment on any currency it uses. For a long time, Fiat will be around and CBDCs will be either directly pegged (officially) or strongly correlated (unofficially) with them.

He also talks vaguely about fairness but neglects to describe why he thinks there will be fairness or even the illusion of fairness. I don’t see how CBDCs are any fairer than fiat or how they would be viewed by people generally as any fairer. Again, I’m practical terms, I don’t see CBDCs as operating any differently than fiat. At least to start DGBP will be GBP, just in a different form (not even in a different form actually, because most is already digital) - it will be fiat.

>>22932140
I think it’s a fair question, but see it as an issue for pretty far down the line. I can see the value just going up to account for the smaller supply - so, 100k for example, which would provide some ludicrous trillions of supply/bandwidth, even if there’s ‘only’ 80bn of them left.

>>22932419
I understand, truly convinced (and I’m not the only one) that the elites plan to kill fiat by 2020/2021.

https://youtu.be/Ok73IoKxCss
https://youtu.be/2LHo1_qPHKo

Both are of Jim Rickards he clearly outlines a black swan event that will produce the erasure of debt. I find it interesting how he mentions a “hack” and just 3 days ago multiple failure of servers of EMS and hospitals occurred in the United States. We all thought having the world economy shutdown for a virus with a fatality rate <1% was improbable. Is having an manufactured crisis to wipe
out the debt bubble produced by fiat to introduce a digital age back by gold truly out of the question?

>>22932512
Fair enough mate. We can agree to disagree on the fiat thing - I don’t think you’re correct in it as a prediction, but accept that I might wrong. Only time will tell I guess.
Regardless, both our versions of the future include XRP doing great things, so that’s a happy point to find some agreement on.

WAGMI fren

>>22932578
We most definitely are anon

>>22932512
Ok, I know I said I’d drop it: >>22932578

But I just watched the first 3 mins of the first video.
“Most of the derivatives market is just a way for banks to steal money from customers”. This is such an I’ll-conceived, half-witted statement that I stopped watching and had to come back to you.

Again, I’ll try to be fair in saying I’m fallible and maybe he’s just a fuckwit on that one point but correct on everything else, but please (because I’m not going to watch any more), look into what it is he’s saying on there and verify for yourself.

Most of the derivatives market is hedging. Hedging interest rates, hedging currency moves, hedging commodities moves, etc. There is a portion that’s gambling, but that’s a minority and it’s conducted by (i) idiot retail investors, (ii) unregulated funds and (iii) high risk funds. Remove the derivatives market and you would fuck the economy because the large majority is bona fide hedging needed for real world market risk.

“Derivatives are just gambling/stealing” just sounds like low information antifa/occupy nonsense that fundamentally misunderstands the business they are talking about.

>>22932720
From 5.06 by the way, not 3 mins as i said.

>>22932140
Someone did the math and xrp would last 100 years if it handled global money transfer traffic

>>22932804
100 years enough for reserve currency to serve its purpose

My first ever crypto purchase has been made, €100 of XRP

We’re going to make it, right bros?

TIL that BTC is proof of stake
https://youtu.be/1dk3U7HVlKM

Morning kings. I am still depressed over the debate. I liked Trump but now I’m starting to think they’re all evil. I need some XRP Hopium. Hearing Trump talk about the Green New Deal costing 100 trillion made me bearish on XRP. I know it’s all just a show though

what if nothing happens before the elections.

>>22933188
As far as hopium - with the speed that regs are being proposed and pushed through and increasing real world use by banks, it seems more and more likely that we’re going to go this year. I firmly believed baba cugs to be a retard larper, but even a died in the wool sceptic like me can’t ignore how neatly his phase 2 lines up with regs coming in. That gives me real cause to believe his phase 3 (moon) is real too.

That’s just for the eoy moon though. XRP is the standard. That’s unquestionable at this stage, so hope for this year, sure (I am too), but never doubt for a second that the moon isn’t coming. Whatever happens, keep hodling and YGMI.

Guys, what do you think about Quant?
I see that they are making some serious moves, working with the Federal Reserve for CDBCs and working directly with Australian, US and UK governments.
I know is not a ISO coin, but seems very promising?

Should I buy a bag as a hedge? What do you think? Is it a shitcoin or does it have potential?

>>22930073

there just won't be many xrp in open circulation. a few thousand at most.

>>22933188
the green new deal would destroy the entire US economy lol. literally, economies sink or swim based on cheap energy. the green new deal is not cheap, therefore it is a massive fail in macro economic terms. the only people who will benefit are those who own the green companies, IE; al gore and george soros.

>>22933414
Or maybe there is to much shilling today and the shills got to me? :))

>>22933414
Gilbert has an impressive resume and he is on a standards committee. But he has built failed startups before.
I recall in the telegram Gil specifically saying that a Govt entity working with Accenture, and that Accenture "has its own solution." I also recall Gil giving a presentation on what looked like a general overview of the QFS. He showed that the final settlement token in the system was XRP, and that if Overledger was adopted, its place in the system would be equivalent to Interledger's. Considering banks already participate in Ripplenet, I don't see them adopting an entirely new operating system for DLT. Ultimately, I don't think it's a shitcoin, but I also don't think it will succeed, especially to the level that XRP will. Of course, I'm just an outsider, and could be entirely wrong.

>>22933608
Thanks, desu!
I'll wait for a dip and buy a small bag!
Wow at the XRP part! Is really happening, right!
WAGMI!

>>22932467
>supply/bandwidth
Thoughts on this pasta? I don't understand it quite enough to know if it's accurate/valid

>
here is an analogy
You have radio towers (Validator nodes) and you want to broadcast a signal (money transmission in the case of XRP)

You can rent broadcasting space on one frequency in the limited band of frequencies(Total circulating supply of XRP) and pay a 10 drop fee (1 drop == 0.000001XRP ; the smallest divisible unit of XRP) to transmit the asset you want (this is like a financial institution making a remittance payment for a customer and charging a fee for example)

You can also "Reserve" the frequencies themselves (control Pure XRP in your wallet)

XRP is nothing more than a Frequency on AM/FM. It is space on a protocol and if the protocol itself is used, the Token is used with it. That is why Ripplenet is tied to XRP and why the success of XRP is tied to the success of Ripple.

>>22934030
>That is why Ripplenet is tied to XRP and why the success of XRP is tied to the success of Ripple.

Of course it is, XRP was created by Ripple

>>22921996
>"every local currency is in a fixed relationship to [magic gold money] and ... to one another"
Yes, lets forbid any trading at any other prices. That is how pricing works.

>"The rate at which Central Bank Digital Currencies can convert to one another could be determined every four years bla bla bla"

Try walking with a 4s delay in course corrections...

I've never gone in on something like I've gone in on this. I just bought another bag, lads, and I'm over 11k now. I'd love to set up a charity and spend my time creating educational content. WAGMI?

>>22934030
I think it’s pretty much conveying the same concept I am: bandwidth.

You have the system (XRP/Ripplenet as a whole - the blockchain) and of you want to send information (money) over that system, you use part of the broadcast frequency (or fibre optic data capacity in my example) to send that information.

It’s just an infrastructure piece - a cable cable of carrying or an AM/FM system capable of broadcasting a set amount of information (derived from the price - the total liquidity).

If you need to send information, you pay a small fee (to your ISP or the broadcast operator) and buy some of the available bandwidth/data capacity to transfer the info. The key thing is that you can also sell back that data capacity or broadcasting bandwidth when you’re done with it, so (assuming a stable price) your only cost is the small fee to the provider.

>>22927854
Bruh, no one got rich owning niggers. Those buggers were expensive, they were high maintenance, and the lazy things won’t do beyond the bare minimum it takes to avoid punishment.

>>22934030
>>22934429
Sorry, my answer was a bit garbled; trying to use both examples at once.

The simple answer is that the pasta is solid - it’s all about bandwidth: whether an AM/FM band, a phone band (e.g. service providers buying space on 4g/5g networks), internet bandwidth, etc., it’s all conveying the same message - XRP is just space on the band, used to send information.

These next 31 days are going to feel like forever

>>22921996
>>22934314
314 gets it. The idea that CBDCs will be different from fiat frankly doesn’t make any sense to me.
Who determines the value of fiat? Gold? Silver? Wheat? Anything that is tradable and in large supply?
Sentiment. I don’t care if it was decided that 1 US CBDC = 1 EUR CBDC, if Europe’s economy is crashing, I want more than 1:1. I want 1:2 (or whatever) and I won’t sell for less.

>>22934429
>>22934608
Thanks for the counsel counsellor.

>>22931900
As soon as possible 4 digits

>>22934723
Cugs says phase 2 complete. I just can't get over his typo saying phase 3 begins Oct 30 then 2 days later says nov 1.

>>22935305
he's a messenger, so perhaps the date just moved slightly and he corrected for it

>>22935333
Then why keep it up? He deletes posts all the time. The contradiction remains up.

>>22932140
Don’t scare me uggggg

>>22935439
If you're hodling, why would future scarcity scare you?

>>22935391
what's in between the 30th and the 1st? oct 31, also happens to be a full moon, a rare one at that, a blue moon

>>22935391
Yeah, He deleted this one a while ago, I wonder what he meant by this?

>>22932140
Its not meant forever. Look at monetary policy throughout history, what 50 years for the petro dollar? If they can squeeze out another 50 years from xrp then what is stopping them from say reminting 100 billion new coins? And remember it's a bridge asset, cbdc's will still be around, heck in 50 years there might be fewer currencies(ie blocs of nations using 1 currency). You know, bible stuff.

>>22935503
if he deleted it, why does it have his most recent profile pic you fag?

>>22935503
Haha that profile pic was posted this or last week. Weak FUD.

>>22935503
I’m (perhaps too hopefully - time will tell) taking it as sarcasm.

As I’ve said above - I can into this think baba (and all the ‘insiders’) were larping twats. Even I though (sceptic of sceptics), can’t refute how well his phase 2 has lined up with a sudden influx of regulation (which regulation appears to be being pushed through faster than usual).

In short: he’s been so accurate about phase 2, it suggests he knows something; even if it’s not ‘insider‘ knowledge but just good research of obscure news - there’s something to what he’s saying (moon phase 3)

>>22935633
he made that pic two days ago bro, got it from us

>>22935591
>>22935633
Fuck, I was duped into responding properly to that. Good catch anons.

My question is, Baba says phase 3 is “A New World Awaits” does that mean we’ll keep “awaiting” indefinitely? Lol

>>22935677
Checked.
Fucking FUD getting creative now

Spoiler Alert: it’s never going over 30 cents again.

Energy Web

>>22931900
shit man this is good. i assume the 4 $$$$ they post is related both to price level and adoption across 4 main currencies- dollar euro pound and yen?

>>22936023
I still don't get WTF is Jan 2020 or Jan 2019. These dates are in the past.

????

>>22935503
anon's FUD is weak as his IQ

>>22935645
Yeah, honestly its a huge problem. Following someone who just casually deletes, or rather ALLEGEDLY deletes tweets by his community is brain dead levels of IQ. Now they have a blank check to say that he just fucking tweeted anything that they Photoshop together. There is no accountability. Not even a Twitter history level of accountability. And this is the absolute state of BIZ now.

>>22936062
Baba has been talking about 1 year Delta A LOT.
My guess is that 2019 means actually this and 2k is meant to be happening January next year.

>>22936062
Baba is not straight forward, my guess is that prior to Jan, 2020, the price of XRP which the bank has agreed on was less than 1000, that's what he means by Oct 'moon'.
Was the agreed price of XRP in Oct less than 1000? Most likely.
My point is don't take what he says literally, he always speaks in riddles.

>>22936132
There is a discord server somewhere that archives his tweets.

>>22932720
wait until the derivatives market is run through XRP, that's when the real moon happens

>>22936148
>>22936183
Oh my god, LOOK!
HE AGREED WITH YOU! I'm SURE the Discord Archive Express will be HOT on this one to VERIFY it for everyone here just like they have EVERY SINGLE TIME BEFORE NOW

So Phase 2 did end today. Limbo time for 30some days Follow the m o o n p h a s e s bois. Godspeed - stay safe this month.

XRP will be a great middleman in cross border payments.

>>22936193
>13K UNITED STATES DOLLARINOS PER XRP!

>>22936132
I’m not quite sure we’re in alignment here, so I guess a simple question: how’re you explaining baba’s accuracy on phase 2 (regs)?

I’m not saying you’re wrong in your assessment of him, but you seem to be dismissing completely when in actual fact, there is something there.

>>22936193
Settlement through XRP is the same thing as derivs through XRP in my view. When making payments on derivatives contracts, you would settle with XRP.

How do you see it as being separate? (Genuine question - that comes across as sarcastic but is not meant to be)

>>22936266
Dude you got caught making fake Twitter statuses already. Like you’re really that bored/pathetic to create fake shit to FUD a coin you don’t own? Why? Do you want us to buy into COOM to pump your bags? What’s wrong anon? Anything going on in your personal life?

>>22936325
that would be neat, i could change the world even more if that happened.

i'm thinking i'll try and end the war on drugs and legalize psychedelic therapy if i become a billionaire. maybe fund a network of community mental health centers that double as vocational schools and organic farms across the US.

>>22936328
He deletes his tweets as per agreement with the free masons, he's a messenger, his account is for relying messages (in a cryptic manner) to the public, he cannot let tweets of 'personal nature' for long.
It also serves as a strong fud for most.

>>22936328
There have been a few times now that people have made claims about stuff he has tweeted out. Like a picture of rough seas, that was used on a slide for ripple that Brad uses. The take being that he tweeted the picture before it was used by brad/ripple and thus confirming his "insider status".
Only problem is you go to his twitter to check it out for yourself and that tweet or image doesn't exist on his feed.
You point it out only to get "He Dewetted his tweets awl da timez!!" over and over by everyone.
With no actual way to confirm it, anyone just has a blank check to photoshop something up to make him look more like an insider.

>>22936148
>>22936266
Say it ain’t so bro. January for moon? I was all ready for November. I looked at an article on concept yachts today. Fucking concept yachts for November!

>>22936062
I've read in here that the Masonic calendar ends in January. Meaning it won't be 2021 until February

>>22936437
Yes that’s the biggest thing for me. The wave image proves he is an insider 100%

>>22936365
i am speaking as a financial babby with no real understanding of the market so to speak, i just know the derivatives market is way bigger than the conventional stock market. as i understand it, in the beginning XRP will be focused on cross border payments, which is a fairly small portion of the overall financial world. i was making the point that if they expanded their focus to include the derivative market, it would logically follow that the value of each XRP token would have to expand that much further in order to continue to supply on-demand liquidity in the Ripplenet/Interledger technology.

I am speaking out of a childlike ignorance here though- if another anon understands the (as yet hypothetical) system better I'd appreciate learning more.

>>22936437
that thing with the weird mountain cartoon that was then worn as a logo on the SK president's shirt a day or two later was pretty wild.

>>22936437
Yes, but to be fair, you’ve rather avoided the question. I’m pretty sceptical of ‘insiders’ but his accuracy with the phase 2 regs is undeniable. How do you explain that?
Again, he may just be a turbo max autist and not an insider, but getting that right does suggest some level of insight does it not?

>>22936475
What that anon you quoted was saying is that the tweet doesn't exist, it was photoshopped.

Fellow schizos, what is this?
>>22933806
https://medium.com/energy-web-insights/xrp-ledger-foundation-ripple-and-energy-web-announce-worlds-first-decarbonized-blockchain-5c3cecbff31a

>>22936475
And when you go to check his feed,
Ta-da...doesn't exist. Its going over the heads of most on here, but this is what I'm saying. Its a problem. It can be faked. Easily

>>22936504
I didn't avoid it, I neglected it because I don't fucking care to validate anything that comes out of that account. I answered the important part.

IYKYK

>>22936508
Can we get a confirmation either way? I don’t follow baba, just for the lulz really, but that picture stuck out to me

>>22936519
It means XRP scores another first and another reason it will be the standard.

>>22936521
It was from April iirc?

>>22936546
Big Things Poppin

>>22936519
Shit I sold my 10 EWT for XRP a few days ago lol oops

>>22936480
I see. Fair enough.

I’d just note:
- the derivatives market (in real terms) is a fraction of what is quoted. The quoted size (1 quadrillion) is notional amounts, not mark to market (actual exposures).

- ultimately, it’s all just cross border payments. You have to pay amounts under derivatives contracts and I would see those amounts as part of daily settlements, so it’s not a separate line item. In bank to bank terms, we would have a payment obligation between bank A and bank B in respect of (loans, interest, FX, swaps, etc.), and that would be settled in the same way but just to a different account than the payments that are in respect of client A transferring money to client B

>>22936519
man, i wish i had an extra couple grand laying around to invest in some other coins...QNT, EWT, AGI, IOTA.

>>22936544
Come on mate. At least be grown up about having a discussion.
You’ve asserted it’s bollocks. I’ve said fair enough, it might be. But I’ve highlighted one aspect that doesn’t fit in with your assessment. “La la la, I don’t care” is not really much of a response.

>>22936586
The alleged tweet was for May 31st.

>>22936546
>ID nGRI2sEQ
>ngr is eq 2
nigger is equal, too??

which one tho?

>>22936672
Sorry, I don't run a school.

>>22936620
this is why i think Flare might end up being quite a huge deal, depending on how successfully XRP is adopted and used as a bridge between CBDCs. As I understand it, flare is what allows these payment obligations to be undertaken with XRP.

>22936709
I bet even (You) don't like (You)

>>22936699
nice fucking numbers, and yes, all humans are equal in the eyes of the creator

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>>22936677
What’s up Fudster? Why do you lie? You know it’s a sin, right?

>>22936480
>>22936620
I add (as in never finish a thought in one post):

It’s a definitional question. The interbank transfers market I’ve heard is something like 20trn. I would assume that includes all interbank transfers (so derivatives as well). The way to confirm would be to find out what is considered part of ‘interbank transfers’ in that quoted market size. I just can’t fathom why it would be quoted without derivatives as an interbank transfer in relation to a derivative contract is still an interbank transfer.

>>22936710
I think XRP already allows that without flare. Flare would be separate.

XRP allows transfer of value. As mentioned here: >>22936806, that value would include payments in respect of derivatives contracts.