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I hate XRP schizos more than I hate life itself

>> No.22969572
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Dam you are really gonna hate both so much more when it turns out the schizos are right

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>>22969572
You have fallen for a literal kike scam. You refuse to admit it because you’re either in deep denial or you’re brain damaged. Take your meds and never reply to any of my threads again.

>> No.22969707

>>22969647
Damn imagine being this willfully ignorant. Poor guy just try not to splatter your walls with your brains after XRP moons and you missed the train with that big ol brain of yours. Someone's gonna have to clean up that mess :/

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>>22969647
Sounds like you've been programmed like a good little NPC. What convinced you it was a "kike scam?"

>> No.22969777

>>22969525
bro they are literally paid to post here and post repetitive shit, it’s not possible to rationalize with them because they are intentionally irrational. Just call them gay, have a laugh, and focus on the things that actually matter. If the noobs they prey on fall for their bullshit, that’s just a sad reality

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>>22969777
>thinks organic discussion is bots
ngmi

>> No.22969846

>>22969767
the kike behind the project and the token dumps

>> No.22969917

>>22969525
W/e, just buy a 1k bag wth

>> No.22970027
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in 2018 the Edumund de Rothschild investment fund invested over 1 billion dollars as an initial investment into SBI bank in Japan, the 2nd largest investment bank in the country, which has an 8.7% stake in XRP (not Ripple, the company, but 8.7% of all XRP tokens). Many speculate that this was the Rothschild family's way of gaining exposure to the XRP token asset, because they have reason to believe it will be very valuable in the future.

The CEO and President of that bank, Yoshitaka Kitao, was recently named the head economic advisor to the new Japanese prime minister. Kitao sits on the Ripple board of directors.

Picrelated is Craig Phillips, who also sat on the Ripple board of directors. He's shaking hands with Steven Mnuchin after helping write an executive order on the use of blockchain technology to help innovation. Two things to note here: first, Phillips' background at Blackrock, which is an investment group you might have heard of because it's one of the biggest and most powerful investment groups in the world, and second, the fact that this executive order paved the way for blockchain legislation like the bills that were introduced last week and have passed the house and gone on to the senate this week.

Hate Ripple all you want, but this is your chance to get rich. Too many of you guys are missing the forest for the trees because you focus on Ripple's chart- you have to look at the macroeconomic forces at play.

And anyway- how is the fact that Jed selling millions of XRP a month doesn't affect the price not extremely bullish? It suggests there's a huge demand for the XRP token- possibly from XRP's institutional partners?

Speaking of institutional partners, remember how Warren Buffet invested billions of dollars in Bank of America in August? He did that right after Bank of America publicly announced its partnership with Ripple. What does he know that we don't?

>> No.22970055

>>22969525
imagine not having 100k xrp in 2020.

>> No.22970752

>>22969846
so what about it makes it a scam again? do you actually have anything substantial?