/biz/ - Business & Finance

Every coin pays to be on exchange.
This is pure paid hitpiece by the lowest ranks of bloomberg typewriter jockeys.
Looks like XRP is prepping for some major news.

>>8750167
LOL, guess no one cares OP.
Youre a fag.

>>8750195
>Every coin pays to be on exchange.
Not for the real exchanges Gemini and Coinbase. They wouldnt take even 100 million dollars to add a rando coin. You cant buy your way into being a real cryptocurrency.

>>8750167
This is great. Time to meme it to the normans, who were the only ones dumb enough to buy anyway.
>Muh next Bitcoin at $1!!!

I think this is the first time I'm happy a coin I own is tanking. This shit succeeding would destroy everything that makes crypto interesting the first place.

>>8750195
>>8750232
bumping to laugh at this double-posting, rippleshit shill

cmon everyone!
HAHHHAAAHAHAAAAAAH SHOO SHOO

>>8750293
> Cmon everyone!

Lol. wow what a dork. It's always good to call on your real friends to get your back.

>>8750314
watch yourself ripplefren

>>8750348
way to VPN sockpuppets, keep em coming.

>>8750368
dont worry anon they are too stupid to see past "hurr durr bankster coin not a real crypto" groupthink

all these exchanges care about is money, someone will put ripple on eventually.

>>8750195
>Looks like XRP is prepping for some major new
if it got listed on circle, that would be pretty big

>>8750256
Me use to believe in Gemini- they still good portal
But Gemini no good exchange, they do too much bucketshop shit with orderbook & data. Constantly skip over buys and sells. Hiked fees to 1% w/o telling ne one

>>8750523
But it already listed on poloniex anonymous fren

Take out the space and updoot this shit:

https://www.reddit.com /r/CryptoCurrency/comments/89tc2k/ripple_has_tried_to_buy_its_way_onto_major/

>>8750167
It explains in the article that the only thing keeping them from listing ripple is legal troubles about ripple possibly being categorized as a security by the FTC. Ripple is literally being held back by a legal technicality that will probably be fixed within the next five years. At which point, when more (((regulation))) comes in, the coin will be the only one that doesn't get slaughtered.

>>8750755
Maybe monero will also probably be alright since it's a darkweb coin anyways

Also XLM seems okay, and who knows which smart contract coin will win.

>>8750167
>Gemini and Coinbase both declined to pursue the proposals, the people said.

hAHAHAHAHAHAHahAHAHAHAhAHHAHAHA

Whatta piece of shit

>>8750755
it will be worked out by this time next year, theres too much money at stake here

>>8750755
>I-it'all all be good in f-five y-years
>five
>years
Wrap it up lads, this one's for our grandchildren

>>8750882
>that id
d-did I just get Bogged? Holy shit

>>8750167
I don't care about exchange listings since I only collect rare XRP and deal exclusively with auction houses and other collectors.

did anyone else actually read the article?
There will be a central oversight agency on crypto in the very near future. Thats a great thing, no more of these scams.

>>8750882
>>8750904

In the future, these posts will be how we'll explain what /biz/ is and how it works.

>>8750827
This year. By July.

>>8750167
ooooo, this reads like some classic 2017 pre pump FUD

>>8750256
this fact. bitcoin, wau coin, and some others dont pay to be listed.

>>8750167
>U.S. officials have warned unlicensed exchanges not to list tokens that could be deemed securities
this is the reason usa based exchanges are not listing more tokens
once its clear how the regulation will look like, boom xrp and maybe eos to the moon

>>8750882
I'm 19, I have time to see this shit to the end, long term. So far xrp has demonstrated the best chance of surviving regulation with a real use case

>>8751960
What use case is that? Ripple is not XRP.

>>8752139
>spoon feed me because I'm a lazy shit
>let me also tell you about it

check this dipshit out

>>8750195

Pretty sure bitcoin doesn't pay to be on coinbase anon.

>>8751960

Ripples use case is as a dressed up SMS service.

No need to tell us your 19, your decision making skills and self confidence tell us that already.

>>8752299
>swift just hoed up sms that get hacked erry day

>>8752317
I don't understand what you're even trying to say here?

>>8752139
Go read the white paper and watch their interviews. It's not easy to simply explain here on biz

>>8752338
You basically calling SWIFT sms
If you not know what SWIFT is, ho shit

>>8750533
i remember the other day when you said you talked like a dumb person so migrants would stop coming to biz.

>>8751960
Wow, Crippled at the age of 19
You are not joining us on the Moon, that is for sure.

>>8752383
No I said I talk like pajeety to fool sentiment HUD of professional persuaders

>>8752431
it was a turn of phrase. i'm glad to see you're still here doing the Lord's work.

>>8752139
>>8752317
>i dont Know what xrp or xcurrent is but i want to spit the same fud i read

>>8752700
Not one will ever tell (you) SWIFT hacked erry day but me, but you not believe

>>8752493
Y-you t.....t..too

>>8752139
>In its end state, here is how xRapid will work:

>Financial institutions or corporations will initiate a payment through xRapid.
>xRapid sources the most competitive liquidity option across all of the exchanges and third-party market makers it connects.
>Whichever market maker offers the tightest spread takes the sending currency, trades it into XRP, transfers the XRP to the destination (in just a few seconds), trades it into the destination currency and then settles it in the destination account.

https://ripple.com/insights/much-ado-much-to-do-part-3/

>>8750256
You got one part of that wrong
They want to give coinbase a (((loan))) at interest which they have to pay back in XRP/USD.

>>8750167
Why aren't you all in on XRP right now, Anon? Don't you know how bullish the indicators are, at least in XRPBTC?

>>8752299
>it's a simple business strategy therefore it's bad
If you had invested in sms services as they were getting invented you'd make a shitload. Ripple could help multinational corporations move millions of dollars worth of funds instantly and cheaply.

>>8752401
Indeed, because I'll be laughing at you from above.

>>8753630
Sad, truly. They could have but instead decided on a centralized scam coin structure.

>>8750167
> Listens to Bloomberg
> "some people told us this"
> No reliable sources
> Gullible as fuck

I cant't help you brainlet if you're this retarded

>>8750167
oh look, it's ripple offering a collateral they made out of thin air as a bribe to increase its value. why do people enable this scam?

>>8750392
It isn’t a real crypto and it’s started by the banks