#XRPtheStandard

[Anonymous No.12309756]

To go against the jew is to go against America.

You will lose!

[Anonymous No.12309769]

[Anonymous No.12309798]

>>12309756
He would unironically look kinda badass if he shaved his head.

[Anonymous No.12309819]

>>12309798
He'd look like a big toe...

[Anonymous No.12309937]

the goblin lord

[Anonymous No.12309947]

>>12309756
Gr8 b8 m8

[Anonymous No.12309951]

nobody wants xrp, not least the government. they would never touch it and would absolutely advise private businesses and banks stay away, which most of them are anyway.

ripple is slowly being choked by the financial world's complete lack of interest for what amounts to their own private floating fiat-token.

[Anonymous No.12310283]

>>12309951
>ripple is slowly being choked by the financial world's complete lack of interest for what amounts to their own private floating fiat-token.
this. I give them a year more. They empty promises are becoming apparent.
"Ripple CEO: Major banks will use xRapid by Q4 2018
”I’ve publicly stated that by the end of this year I have confidence that major banks will use xRapid as a liquidity tool, this calendar year."
https://xrpworld.com/ripple-ceo-xrapid-2018-banks-brad-garlinghouse/
needless to say, absolutely nothing

[Anonymous No.12310287]

>>12309756
this is a sfw board dude..

[Anonymous No.12310366]

>>12310283

[Anonymous No.12310370]

>>12310366
what?

[Anonymous No.12310406]

>>12310283
and calling it a liquidity tool is a joke when there are no liquid pairs around ripple other than for things that the ripple network doesn't support, like dollars or bitcoin. their trust lines are exactly that, IOUs, which drastically reduces the actual liquidity available because IOUs for the same asset but offered by different entities are not fungible.

[Anonymous No.12310443]

>>12309951
>nobody wants XRP

What level of anti-marketing is this?

[Anonymous No.12310520]

>>12310443
don't bother, they're people who think people want bitcoin

[Anonymous No.12310547]

>>12310406
the liquidity corridors are actively being built.. it takes time. this is a multi year project with measureable progress :)

[Anonymous No.12310567]

>>12310547
Hows that hopium going?

[Anonymous No.12310629]

>>12310567
mfw hopium literally applys to every single investment

[Anonymous No.12310737]

>>12310567

[Anonymous No.12310775]

>>12310443
a whole list of companies that don't use their funding token, or were given a loan in order to get them to trial it.

>>12310520
ripple is definitely very far down in the list of tokens anybody actually wants to own, most retail late adopters want profit, and the rest just wish they got in early on bitcoin.

>>12310547
they can build whatever they want, that doesnt change the flawed economics of xrp though, nor the obvious legality issues with it's launch and sale.

[Anonymous No.12310864]

>>12310775
it's tough to have arguments with people on biz because you're so misinformed its genuinely sad. any quick google search of "companies using XRapid" you'll see lists of profit driven companies with repuations to keep in line actively supporting the cost savings, liquidity increase, and drastically increases speed of sending payments cross border in high friction. so with that fact what you just said pretty much makes no fucking sense as there are reviews of XRapid are real. if you want to choose to ignore it for the sake of "LOL the rest won't end up using it!1.11!!1" you can go ahead and be ignorant my man because what do you think the competitors of said companies who are beginning to use Xrapid are going to do when the companies using Xrapid offer better service and steal their market share? Since there is literally no other project who offers what XRapid can do, what are those not using XRapid going to do? go out of business? or more logically, adopt it? it baffles me how on biz its rare to see arguments against XRP that are actually coherent and educated, because what you're saying is flat out incorrect. Oh and BTW is isn't a security. If ripple went out of business tomorrow XRP would still exist as there are other independent projects using it. That fact alone makes it not a security. Guess which companies are lobbying congress for updates on the SEC's definition of a security to allow for regulatory clarity in the cryptosphere? It's only Ripple. get back to me when you know more about the subject than regurgitating bullshit you read on this fucking website from anarchists who unironically believe BTC is going to get rid of banks.

[Anonymous No.12310875]

>>12310864
> writing a book on /biz/
If i wanted to read a book anon I wouldn't be on here.

back to plebbit.

[Anonymous No.12310889]

>>12309756

>To go against the jew is to go against America.

[Anonymous No.12311080]

>>12309951


I've rarely seen such consistent retardation like what I've seen here. Some of you are so fucking stupid that its hard to even know how begin to insult you. Most of you don't understand technology for a start, which means you'll never understand cryptocurrency. I'd be surprised if more than 10% of this board could even make a simple web page in under a day.

[Anonymous No.12311546]

>>12310775
You're fucking retarded and you don't understand anything about Ripple or XRP. I'll see your pink wojacks this August.