Why does ripple have the most retarted followers

[Anonymous No.11494827]

Go on twitter search for ripple, look at top tweets, then look at comments. They are the biggest normies in all of crypto

[Anonymous No.11494835]

>>11494827
I'd say the biggest normies are Tronfags

[Anonymous No.11494837]

>myth of marketcap
woke

[Anonymous No.11495622]

>falling for the market cap meme

[Anonymous No.11495630]

>>11494827
>retarted

[Anonymous No.11495642]

>>11494827
>They are the biggest normies in all of crypto
biggest normies -btc maximalists

[Anonymous No.11495668]

[Anonymous No.11495826]

>>11494835
This. Tronfags are some of the most delusional human beings I have ever encountered. It's like they are bullish for 'the tech', but they don't know what 'the tech' they are bullish for actually is..

[Anonymous No.11496087]

Ripple followers on twitter are so fking dumb, it's ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.11496639]

We need more douchebags in order to reach the EOY-target of $100.

[Anonymous No.11496656]

>>11495642
>biggest normies -btc maximalists
unironically true

[Anonymous No.11497220]

>>11494827
Why do none of them understand what a marketcap is?

[Anonymous No.11497283]

>>11497220
what is market cap anon, keep it simple

[Anonymous No.11497297]

>>11497220
>That one retard who can't understand the irrelevance of marketcap in crypto

[Anonymous No.11497325]

twitter.com/swiftcommunity/status/1054612472571715584

[Anonymous No.11497331]

>>11497283
>>11497297
Like clockwork

[Anonymous No.11497342]

>>11497331

[Anonymous No.11497357]

>>11497297 -> >>11497342

>>11497331
>he doesn't know

[Anonymous No.11497369]

>>11497331
It is like clockwork because. . .

[Anonymous No.11497562]

>>11494827
The only people who buy xrp q this point are boomers putting in 300 bucks waiting for $589 eoy!!!!! Seriously the biggest pseud group out there.

[Anonymous No.11497646]

>>11497331
I issue 100 trillion coins. Sell one coin for $1. Now $100 trillion marketcap.

One day you retards will realize that marketcap is only the total amount of new money that would have to come in for all holders to cash out at the current price.

[Anonymous No.11497669]

>>11497562
>boomers putting in 300 bucks waiting for $589 eoy!!!!!
me irl

[Anonymous No.11497689]

>>11497646
Wow you should be a CEO.

[Anonymous No.11497728]

>>11497646
woah...how r u so smart??...i never thought of it like that...

[Anonymous No.11497738]

If you really want to feel bad for ripple followers go read the comments on any post from swift

[Anonymous No.11497746]

>>11494827
>most
>retarted

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Ok which hospital did you escape

[Anonymous No.11497750]

>>11497562
I-I don't know what you're talking about, anon...

[Anonymous No.11497788]

>>11494827
a dude at my old work literally doesnt have a computer, not even a laptop or something. he plays sports and shit and has a wife and kid. he bought xrp at $4 and was telling everyone how it's the next bitcoin at work. haven't heard him mention it since the crash

truly the normie's coin

[Anonymous No.11497910]

>>11497646
Absolute retard

[Anonymous No.11498191]

>>11497646
>everyone assblasted
>nobody refutes this

[Anonymous No.11498294]

>>11497646
>>11498191
I assumed it was a sum of the actual dollar amount

gg

[Anonymous No.11498469]

>>11495622
>falling for the "falling for the market cap meme" meme

[Anonymous No.11499334]

>>11497646
>issue 100 trillion coins, sell one fo 1$

circulating supply of 1 coin x 1$ = MC of 1$

WOAH ITS ALMOST LIKE YOU'RE A FUCKING RETARD

[Anonymous No.11499387]

>>11494827
It's probably
>muh bank coin
That tangentially seems safe for them because they trust jew banks
Just a guess

[Anonymous No.11499418]

>>11495826
>Tronfags are some of the most delusional human beings I have ever encountered.
you must be new. Have you seen Linkies, 0xBTCucks and Derofags?

[Anonymous No.11499453]

>>11497646
geebus anon

[Anonymous No.11499635]

Normies are pure NPCs. Literally nothing going on up there. What a bunch of retards.

[Anonymous No.11499968]

Wait I'm not sure if everyone is just trolling or serious about this market cap meme? Do you people actually think that if btc price today is 6500 then the mcap is supply x 6500?

[Anonymous No.11500078]

>>11499968
Wtf how do u think mcap is calculated fucking stoopid

[Anonymous No.11500084]

>>11498191
Marketcap is price * supply its number doesnt tell you how much money everyone would make if everyone sold.

The order book tells you how much money it takes to change the price.

[Anonymous No.11500104]

Hey XRP anon from like 6 months ago that argued with me forever about how it was better than ZRX. I really tried to help you

How heavy are those XRP bags?

t. ZRX anon

[Anonymous No.11500111]

xrp coinbase

[Anonymous No.11500233]

>>11499334
The hero you retards need

[Anonymous No.11500256]

>>11494827
The most normie crypto-investor I know was all in on Ripple.

Not sure how XRP became the normie coin of choice, but it is.

[Anonymous No.11500441]

>>11500078
You really think if Satoshi would start dumping his all btc he would be able to sell it at the same price? With every btc sold demand goes down and so does the price. That's why marceptcap of all coins is a bullshit number because it assumes every coin will be sold at the current price which is impossible.
Nobody really knows the real marketcap of crypto, cmc says its 209million but it is somewhere way lower

[Anonymous No.11500539]

>>11500256
It appeals to the crowd that wants to be "different," but still doesn't take much effort or research to discover. BTC and ETH are too exposed for them, and at under $1 feeds into a sense of being a shrewd early adopter. Note this has nothing to do about the quality of XRP as a project, but just how Normie's first crypto investment usually goes down.

[Anonymous No.11501385]

>>11497646
8/8

[Anonymous No.11501440]

>>11500256
dank uncle cliff meme anon

[Anonymous No.11501477]

>>11499968
>Do you people actually think that if btc price today is 6500 then the mcap is supply x 6500?
That's what I actually think

[Anonymous No.11501512]

>>11497297
>one

[Anonymous No.11501529]

>>11500441
Wait, how do u sell if nobody buys it from you?

[Anonymous No.11501551]

>>11497325

[Anonymous No.11501566]

>>11500104
XRP and ZRX have both unironically been great holds this past couple months

[Anonymous No.11501569]

>>11500084
>Marketcap is price * supply its number doesnt tell you how much money everyone would make if everyone sold.
That's the point. If everyone tried to sell the price would collapse. Which means the supposed marketcap of all these coins is an illusion.

>>11499334
>circulating supply of 1 coin x 1$ = MC of 1$
>WOAH ITS ALMOST LIKE YOU'RE A FUCKING RETARD

I can fix that. We'll actively trade 1% of the coins and pretend that the rest are circulating as well. That's basically what happens across the market right now.

How much bitcoin do you think is really circulating? If I'm a whale with 50,000 BTC in a cold wallet since 2010, that's as good as out of circulation. What about Satoshi's 1m+ BTC that may or may not be lost? Whether he still has access to his funds would swing the marketcap by more than $6.5 billion.

Your precious marketcap will evaporate the minute you make a real estimate of circulating supply instead of handwaving. Don't just criticize my $100T shitcoin because it's better than yours.

[Anonymous No.11501581]

>>11497325
>not understanding the exchange liquidity problem
not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.11501596]

>>11501569
Same as pretty much all the worlds wealth. so whats the point?

[Anonymous No.11501822]

>>11501596
You don't see a difference between a crypto's system of rotating bagholders and a company creating wealth through the product/service they offer? Companies make real profit that doesn't requiring screwing over the next wave of investors, and they have underlying assets that can be sold off if they go broke.

Until there is real world use at a reasonable scale, we should admit that crypto is completely speculative. That's why the value can plummet so quickly.

[Anonymous No.11502094]

I think because it's very easy to understand and seems to fulfill the promise that the general public thinks crypto has, i.e., it's for transferring money quickly and easily. The price per token also seems to confuse and entice people who have no experience in any other type of market so concepts like market cap and circulating supply are just not in their vocabulary.

[Anonymous No.11502164]

>>11501569

>I can fix that. We'll actively trade 1% of the coins and pretend that the rest are circulating as well. That's basically what happens across the market right now.

Good job explaining what volume is. You are so fucking stupid, this exact argument could be made for all other markets.

Of all the USD in the world how much do you think is actively moved?

Of all the shares in a stock how much do you think is actively moved

[Anonymous No.11502688]

>>11501822
You live in a fantasy bubble where magic behind the scenes protects a civilization that will last forever. Memes manifest egregores, companies manifest egregores, countries manifest egregores, they began with intended purpose in mind but over time they take a life of their own and do not remain faithful to their founding vision. Human activity is dictated by incentive, and in organizations there exist mythos, hierarchy, policy, and levers of power. Incentives are the true laws of behavior and regularly run contrary to the purpose of creation. In this complex mess, like the entrails of a great beast, disease takes hold and brings upon suffering and madness. Learn from history, the wars, the genocides, diseases, and famines. Mother nature is cruel and unbending to the whims of man. Mother nature is deceptive and will appear to entertain your fantasies long after she has cursed you and brought diabolial mechanisms of doom into motion.

[Anonymous No.11502832]

>>11502164
Read my next post. I explained why other markets are different. If you can't grasp that I guess there is no hope for you.

[Anonymous No.11502852]

>>11502688
Have fun flipping burgers with that shitty degree.

[Anonymous No.11502897]

>>11502852
They don't dispense redpills at universities.

[Anonymous No.11502940]

>retards and normies
unironically bullish as fuck

[Anonymous No.11502960]

>>11499968
That is literally what market cap is.

>>11501822
The only difference is liquidity (and a few scams with a locked supply). A larger market has more liquidity who'd have though?

[Anonymous No.11503593]

>>11502852
Seriously if you don't know that college is for reinforcing current egregores you obviously haven't been. It's to the point where you take a class on democracy, get taught it first got going as we know it less than 150 years ago, and by the end of it they want you to tell them how in the future democracy will be in more countries and everything will be more democratic as if democracy isn't most likely an anomaly, a spec of time in the history of civilization that will come to an end relatively soon.

[Anonymous No.11503929]

>>11494837
>>11495622
market cap is only kind of a meme if the asset is evenly distributed you retards, which is not the case for xrp. there are many people with many millions if not even billions of coins. when these people decide to stop artificially supressing the supply and start dumping, you will finally understand why market cap is not a meme

[Anonymous No.11504017]

>>11497646
abaolute brainlet holy shit
>what is volume
>>11498191
if you sell a bitcoin for $1 the market cap doesnt change to 21 million, youre just a retard that sold his bitcoin for $1. it will have absolute no effect in the current price

[Anonymous No.11504800]

>>11502960
>The only difference is liquidity (and a few scams with a locked supply).
Sure, if you ignore the fact that crypto currently has no real world adoption. It is simply transferring money from new to old investors over and over (with a few billion every year sucked out of the economy by miners). No new wealth is being created, and there are no assets (inventory, factories, IP, etc) that can be liquidated after a crypto fails.

>>11504017
The exact numbers are not as important as the concept, which has clearly gone right over your head.

[Anonymous No.11506139]

LOL... I'm pretty sure there was a Medium article posted on the Ripple sub from this guy asking what market cap is where the main thrust was why XRP was going to hit $700 or whatever!

[Anonymous No.11506149]

>>11506139
Yup. And I was wrong... 450GBP lol.

https://medium.com/@shawaeb/why-a-35p-cryptocurrency-can-hit-450-in-two-months-b3bb8d8ad6ec

Ripple seriously has one of the most retarded followings. The subreddit is delusional gold.

[Anonymous No.11506179]

>>11500441
Youre an ultra brainlet. It doesnt matter if it would go down more as people cash out, you apply the same calculation to all cryptos so you can compare how large valuations they have... BRAINLET