You think Ripple is done? think again.

[zionbar]

@Sherbert Hoover Im the one talking out of my ass? youre the one bashing crypto for months now while its been making 1000% rois lol... keep thinking little I dont care... a lot of ppl are finidng the advice in my posts useful im getting a ton of pm's asking for advice so... if you dont like it stick to the freelance forum maybe someone will throw you $5 to write an article... stop being a little bitch and stop annoying ppl in this forum
you dont wanna hear about crypto then leave the crypto section.


And stop with the 'cant write proper grammar' shit, English isn't my first language like I said in the 100th time, but again ill take the 4 languages I speak over your 'perfect English' any day of the week.

 

[Sherb]

@mickyfu @Sherbert Hoover here guys ill sum it up... ripple is a bubble... heres the proof

AMEX partnership scam -
http://about.americanexpress.com/news/pr/2017/blockchain-enabled-cross-border-b-to-b-payments.aspx

AMEX is a small company known to create bubbles, like the american express credit card which is a scam, they basically send you a plastic card and tell you you can swipe it in places and its like money? how can it be money? its a plastic card! lol scammers!


Bubble proof no 2. -
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/12/17/5-big-banks-currently-testing-ripples-blockchain-t.aspx

5 banks announced theyre testing ripple technolgys
the banks are :
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)
Swiss-based UBS
Spain's Banco Santander
And Italy's Unicredit


Clearly, these banks are placed in made up places...

Im still looking for bubble proof no.3... will get back to you soon.

Anyways,
@honestIM $10 sounds unrealistic at least until 2019. $5 maybe by the end of 2018... but who knows?

This did nothing but further validate what I wrote.

American Express is testing. Banks are testing. I said that.

At no point did I mention it being a bubble, even though that is what you are insinuating.

Also, you said five banks but listed four.

I don't understand the backpedal of trying to connect my alluding to Ripple as a massive pump and dump by stating that the credit card industry is a scam. That makes zero sense.

I'm not sure if you're trying to deflect what I wrote by attempting to discredit it based on something completely different, https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/why-you-must-get-rich-being-poor-is-selfish.952088/page-2#post-10183958, but I can assure you it's not working. This is just more ass-talking, and you copy-pasting the same two links you have been for ten days now with no substance or research performed on your own.

You are a sheep trying to appear like a shepherd. You jump on every hype train you see to seem like you have your shit together. Your financial intelligence is bobbing at the surface. Again, it's great that you are adding to the conversation, but your input can be posted by an Xrumer bot and it would have the same amount of substance as the speculation and misinformation you vomit in this section.

You close your eyes and preach about ROI, but you don't even know where it comes from. Your response that is literally right above mine proves how predictable you are by coming back yet again with the languages response.

I feel sorry for anyone stupid enough to PM someone who didn't know what crypto was six months ago asking for crypto advice.

 

[honestIM]

$10 will put xrp at approx 500 billion marketcap(2x of btc). I doubt anything above $2 is possible in foreseeable future.

I know and understand what do you mean but remember BTC market cap is not stagnant. It can also move higher too. So comparing this way is not idea because market cap is a moving target. If BTC doubles or treble in market cap, it is highly possible for other crypto to follow suit and rise in value.

 

[zionbar]

There are market maker on this counter currently. And the target price is $10, there is no prediction involved but unregulated market manipulation. Meaning there are whales playing up the counter pending release of positive news.

Look I never say never in crypto, it doesn't seem to add up because of the market cap obvoiusly but again, who knows...
All I know is itll go up for sure...how high? idk

This did nothing but further validate what I wrote.

American Express is testing. Banks are testing. I said that.

At no point did I mention it being a bubble, even though that is what you are insinuating.

Also, you said five banks but listed four.

I don't understand the backpedal of trying to connect my alluding to Ripple as a massive pump and dump by stating that the credit card industry is a scam. That makes zero sense.

I'm not sure if you're trying to deflect what I wrote by attempting to discredit it based on something completely different, just like when you started referring to how many languages you know when I called you out as being ignorant, but I can assure you it's not working. This is just more ass-talking, and you copy-pasting the same two links you have been for ten days now with no substance or research performed on your own.

You are a sheep trying to appear like a shepherd. You jump on every hype train you see to seem like you have your shit together. Your financial intelligence is bobbing at the surface. Again, it's great that you are adding to the conversation, but your input can be posted by an Xrumer bot and it would have the same amount of substance as the speculation and misinformation you vomit in this section.

You close your eyes and preach about ROI, but you don't even know where it comes from.

Dude take your condescending attitude elsewhere nobody cares.

 

[honestIM]

Look I never say never in crypto, it doesn't seem to add up because of the market cap obvoiusly but again, who knows...
All I know is itll go up for sure...how high? idk

Once again I want to be very honest. I do not know how to compute residual asset value of crypto. I will never invest long term into Crypto since I do not understand the numeric value behind. However as I mentioned earlier market cap is a moving target, so using market cap as benchmark is not a suitable approach. I can only say that crazy things happen with cryptos.

 

[mickyfu]

People here seem to get awfully upset when someone doesn't agree that crypto is the future. Funny enough it shows a one track mind, all they see is the magical flashing dollar signs, and don't want to see anything else. You will find this is a trait of compulsive gamblers.

 

[zionbar]

wow,atlast someone wrote about ripple in a detailed manner ,i was trying to explain people about % coins released to public is too low and company can decide and dump them anytime ,people still don't understand it ,coins like ripple kills the concept of decentralisation and p2p involvement,Due to decentralisation and mining people started moving to cryptocurrency as banks/paypal for example stealing our large % money and screw us anytime ,now again banks are coming in pseudo cryptocurrency mask trying to pull us back to old system,very sad part is lot of people in forum still defending that ripple is minable very sad for them at least they could open their website and read

Coins like ripple give more legitimacy to the whole crypto-world
Do you really think big companies will use privacy coins?

Once again I want to be very honest. I do not know how to compute residual asset value of crypto. I will never invest long term into Crypto since I do not understand the numeric value behind. However as I mentioned earlier market cap is a moving target, so using market cap as benchmark is not a suitable approach. I can only say that crazy things happen with cryptos.

I noticed... obviously some big players are pumping and dumping all over the place
On one side we dont want the governments involved, on the other side, thats what happens when they're not involved...ppl manipulate the market.

 

[b1step-ahead]

Coins like ripple give more legitimacy to the whole crypto-world
Do you really think big companies will use privacy coins?

Hey man, what do you think about... iota is in testing with Samsung

 

[Pinktoe]

Can you dispute Sherberts first post?

It completely shits on this thread and you haven't addressed it.

 

[zionbar]

People here seem to get awfully upset when someone doesn't agree that crypto is the future. Funny enough it shows a one track mind, all they see is the magical flashing dollar signs, and don't want to see anything else. You will find this is a trait of compulsive gamblers.

No problem whatsoever with not agreeing with cryptos future... you dont have to agree buddy you're entitled to your own opinion

 

[honestIM]

I noticed... obviously some big players are pumping and dumping all over the place
On one side we dont want the governments involved, on the other side, thats what happens when they're not involved...ppl manipulate the market.

Manipulation is rampant in crypto nowadays. I think the Govt is doing their best to control the channels where crypto can be changed to fiat. This way, market manipulator will not be able to cash out. They can play the market for all they want but ultimately the crypto market would not crash too badly since these are virtual numbers that cannot be turn into fiat currency. This is my thought, not a fact.

 

[zionbar]

Can you dispute Sherberts first post?

It completely shits on this thread and you haven't addressed it.

Sure, ill have to read it first I stopped reading when he came with his condescending attitude about my english...give me 1 min

 

[Sherb]

Dude take your condescending attitude elsewhere nobody cares.

It doesn't work like that. You can't close your eyes again and plug your ears and play the "My thread didn't go as planned so I'll make an assumption that nobody cares about anything that doesn't jive with my message" card.

In one post I took your thread to another level, but it's not the level you wanted, so it just won't do, correct?

Like it or not, the information I'm sharing is backed by more than whatever you are spewing. Your posts have no substance, your knowledge is almost nonexistent. You share what you hear and don't bother to dig deeper at all. You resort to the "whatever, who cares" approach when confronted and attempt to push the conversation elsewhere. This is how this played out:

>XRP is great
>Someone says XRP is not great
>XRP is great

I'm out of here, as I have responsibilities in the real world to attend to, and don't want to be around when this thread turns to further shit and gets closed. But good god, man. Take a few steps back and actually learn about what you are peddling, instead of being a layer of new paint on a crumbling building. I bet you only read the first line of my post and then got bent out of shape when it started to not go your way.

It's embarrassing to have to give the same grown-ass adult a wake up call every few months. I probably completely disagree with most of the thoughts that people such as @PinguSpy and @elavmunretea and @waterworks and @honestIM and others have in regards to crypto and its future. But they at least know what they are talking about and have the knowledge to back up their assertions.

 

[mickyfu]

Manipulation is rampant in crypto nowadays.

Probably what will see an end to crypto as we now know it. Even the blind fools will have to wake up at sometime, and see they are being mugged off. I'd like to see Macca doing a 25 year stretch.

 

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

distribute coin its to high

 

[zionbar]

Sure, ill have to read it first I stopped reading when he came with his condescending attitude about my english...give me 1 min

Like I thought, Sherbet is known to use perfect grammar and beautiful paragraphs but when it comes to content... theres nothing behind the words

"Amazon won't pick it up" - ok? so the whole community including the founder saying they're picking it up, but no Sherbet think they wont so...they wont

"its not decentralized" - and? we already said that. how can banks relly on a decentralized coin? lol they're going to do a 50 million$ transcation without knowing where its coming from or going to? btw as a writer with perfect English, aren't you supposed to say "centralized" instead of "not decentralized" I mean isnt it double negative? lol idk just saying... youre the Professor here not me

"the company owns most of the coins" - yeah ... and? jeff bezos is the majory share holder of amazon? is amazon a scam?

Its all crap.

All i was saying is that this coin XRP, has gone up ( I bought in at 0.75$ when Mr sherbert here was busy writing proper english) already doubled my investment going to triple it soon, and it will keep going up in the short term for sure because they're gonna be added to coinbase and they're gonna be used by either amazon or apple. period end of story.

Probably what will see an end to crypto as we now know it. Even the blind fools will have to wake up at sometime, and see they are being mugged off. I'd like to see Macca doing a 25 year stretch.

True thats a huge problem, but it can't end crypto... crypto is the future thats what you dont get
Even if governments will decide they're creating their own blockchain and their own currencies...

 

[honestIM]

It doesn't work like that. You can't close your eyes again and plug your ears and play the "My thread didn't go as planned so I'll make an assumption that nobody cares about anything that doesn't jive with my message" card.

In one post I took your thread to another level, but it's not the level you wanted, so it just won't do, correct?

Like it or not, the information I'm sharing is backed by more than whatever you are spewing. Your posts have no substance, your knowledge is almost nonexistent. You share what you hear and don't bother to dig deeper at all. You resort to the "whatever, who cares" approach when confronted and attempt to push the conversation elsewhere. This is how this played out:

>XRP is great
>Someone says XRP is not great
>XRP is great

I'm out of here, as I have responsibilities in the real world to attend to, and don't want to be around when this thread turns to further shit and gets closed. But good god, man. Take a few steps back and actually learn about what you are peddling, instead of being a layer of new paint on a crumbling building. I bet you only read the first line of my post and then got bent out of shape when it started to not go your way.

It's embarrassing to have to give the same grown-ass adult a wake up call every few months. I probably completely disagree with most of the thoughts that people such as @PinguSpy and @elavmunretea and @waterworks and @honestIM and others have in regards to crypto and its future. But they at least know what they are talking about and have the knowledge to back up their assertions.

I think this is an open forum and anyone can disagree with the point raised by another fellow members. I think @Sherbert Hoover is just trying to bring some sense to fellow members so that people don't just lose their money. I say thank you for this..

 

[zionbar]

It doesn't work like that. You can't close your eyes again and plug your ears and play the "My thread didn't go as planned so I'll make an assumption that nobody cares about anything that doesn't jive with my message" card.

In one post I took your thread to another level, but it's not the level you wanted, so it just won't do, correct?

Like it or not, the information I'm sharing is backed by more than whatever you are spewing. Your posts have no substance, your knowledge is almost nonexistent. You share what you hear and don't bother to dig deeper at all. You resort to the "whatever, who cares" approach when confronted and attempt to push the conversation elsewhere. This is how this played out:

>XRP is great
>Someone says XRP is not great
>XRP is great

I'm out of here, as I have responsibilities in the real world to attend to, and don't want to be around when this thread turns to further shit and gets closed. But good god, man. Take a few steps back and actually learn about what you are peddling, instead of being a layer of new paint on a crumbling building. I bet you only read the first line of my post and then got bent out of shape when it started to not go your way.

It's embarrassing to have to give the same grown-ass adult a wake up call every few months. I probably completely disagree with most of the thoughts that people such as @PinguSpy and @elavmunretea and @waterworks and @honestIM and others have in regards to crypto and its future. But they at least know what they are talking about and have the knowledge to back up their assertions.

Your "another level" analysis
Was basically this -

"amazon wont pick em up" (your opinion)
"most of the coins are owned by the company" (fact, we all know that)
and "its a centralized coin" (fact, I mentioned it already...)

I dont understand how all that contradicts the fact that the value of XRP will keep going up in the next few months...?

Maybe I wasn't clear
The purpose of this post was to inform people about the upcoming news on XRP, which is coinbase integration, and a partnership with " 2 huge companies that are a house hold name"

The above news will for sure push XRPs price up in the next couple month.

 

[mickyfu]

True thats a huge problem, but it can't end crypto... crypto is the future thats what you dont get
Even if governments will decide they're creating their own blockchain and their own currencies...

Whether blockchain technology is here to stay or not, I doubt crypto as we know it today will be.

Like back in the early 2000s, every cunt and his dog thought he was a forex trader, and going to become a millionaire. Where are these people now? They are part of the mliins upon millions of people who see Forex trading as a scam.

I think you will more than likely find, in the not too distant future, this will be the general opinion of crypto too.

ps I will be gambling on Ripple in the hope that it goes on Coinbase, then I'll be out.

 

[zionbar]

Whether blockchain technology is here to stay or not, I doubt crypto as we know it today will be.

Like back in the early 2000s, every cunt and his dog thought he was a forex trader, and going to become a millionaire. Where are these people now? They are part of the mliins upon millions of people who see Forex trading as a scam.

I think you will more than likely find, in the not too distant future, this will be the general opinion of crypto too.

ps I will be gambling on Ripple in the hope that it goes on Coinbase, then I'll be out.

I think 99% of the coins today won't last a decade because a new technology will replace them, so they might improve their technology and change their names, but the idea of using a digital currency instead of a fiat, will be the future 100%.