Why are top 10 coins except BTC not doing as good as BTC ?

Any predictions for Cardano (ADA)? Is it a good coin to buy now?
I believe that it is. With that being said, I believe that the fate of many valuable altcoins depends on what happens with XRP. I still see XRP as the best digital asset in existence, and so what happens (or doesn't) with XRP, will have a ripple effect (pun intended) on all other digital assets (Bitcoin included).

In short, yes. Cardano is a good asset to have. There are quite a few good ones, actually. Here's a MAJOR HINT for another: UnstoppableDomains.com
 
I'll look into Jarvis

What are your thoughts on yearn.finance and Elrond ?
Erlond is a good project too. I think yearn,finance is just overpriced. For me, yearn finance is just defi hype.
Btw, jarvis should start their trading platform by the end of this year. I should talk with their CEO again. Probably, will update here.
 
Apart from Bitcoin, I have invested

ETH (Last few days, I can see some positive growth.)
Chainlink (Just I invested, Let's wait and see the growth. Maybe slow and steady)
 
Its just a bubble that is worse than the dutch tulip thing. during the last bull run in 2017 these icos came about and they are nowhere to be seen now.
 
Its just a bubble that is worse than the dutch tulip thing. during the last bull run in 2017 these icos came about and they are nowhere to be seen now.
Cryptocurrencies that came from ICO's during 2017: BNB, EOS, TRX, TEZOS, NEO.. would hardly say they're nowhere to be seen.


The run will go in waves... certain sets of cryptos will increase while others stagnate, then they're switch. If you can find a pattern for what the leading asset is with any group then you can predict while secondary cryptos will increase just following them. BTC and ETH lead different sets normally. DeFi will be another set that could move together for eg.
 
I believe that the fate of many valuable altcoins depends on what happens with XRP. I still see XRP as the best digital asset in existence, and so what happens (or doesn't) with XRP, will have a ripple effect (pun intended) on all other digital assets (Bitcoin included).
This is not true. You can't sue a decentralized coin. You can't sue a protocol. A decentralized blockchain does not have a company or a CEO behind it. The system should work independently with the people for the people.

XRP probably was a good idea, but it is a company like paypal. You can't do that in this space.
 
You can't sue a decentralized coin.
You can't sue any kind of coin. There is no lawsuit against XRP. People who know little to nothing about Ripple and / or XRP, seem to be triggered by Ripple holding XRP and by Ripple selling XRP. How do YOU suggest a currency build liquidity without being disbursed into the market?

..or, should Ripple do what Jed did with the popular fork of XRP (AKA XLM)?

XRP needs to be distributed. Period. Again, it's the best digital asset and is still being heavily traded. For everyone who let the FUD get to them, there are still people buying XRP.

I'm not a financial adviser and this is not financial advice. I will not tell you what to do with your money. What I'm doing with mine, is buying more XRP. You do you, whatever that means to you. From all that I've seen, the only people who believe XRP will fail, are those who listen to talking heads, read Tweets, and / or discuss XRP with others who are either deliberately being misleading, and / or know little to nothing about XRP, themselves.
 
You can't sue any kind of coin. There is no lawsuit against XRP. People who know little to nothing about Ripple and / or XRP, seem to be triggered by Ripple holding XRP and by Ripple selling XRP. How do YOU suggest a currency build liquidity without being disbursed into the market?

..or, should Ripple do what Jed did with the popular fork of XRP (AKA XLM)?

XRP needs to be distributed. Period. Again, it's the best digital asset and is still being heavily traded. For everyone who let the FUD get to them, there are still people buying XRP.

I'm not a financial adviser and this is not financial advice. I will not tell you what to do with your money. What I'm doing with mine, is buying more XRP. You do you, whatever that means to you. From all that I've seen, the only people who believe XRP will fail, are those who listen to talking heads, read Tweets, and / or discuss XRP with others who are either deliberately being misleading, and / or know little to nothing about XRP, themselves.
Maybe I'm wrong. Can anyone validate transactions on ripple? Can the blockchain exist without the company behind it? Can people around the world use the system completely without the company servers?
 
Easy answer because Bitcoin is a bankers product created in 2006.
They are distributing bitcoin for over a decade.
On FBI and Bank reports like JPM you could read that there are logs thats a bank like JPM logged daily 50 times on bitcoin exchanges in 2012
Its a marketing stunt for central bank digital coins.
They control bitcoin.
You need to understand with the tools which today exist for bitcoin they can tank the price anytime they decide to.
The time is not now but after 2022 i would be carefully holding any bitcoin.
A good indicator are mass STO's which will replace current tokens as they are fully regulated.
 
Bitcoin is hyped AF.
Discussions on price hikes alone will keep BTC in resonance.
Even stock traders are being lured in.
Satoshi baked the right cake
 
Maybe I'm wrong. Can anyone validate transactions on ripple? Can the blockchain exist without the company behind it? Can people around the world use the system completely without the company servers?
Yes.

Bitcoin is hyped AF.
Discussions on price hikes alone will keep BTC in resonance.
Even stock traders are being lured in.
Satoshi baked the right cake
For now, sure. Once Tether goes down, BTC will likely plummet in value.
 
I've invested in cardano as for right now it is almost 0.20$ if it reaches 1$ which it did in the past you may have 5x your I investment that's how I see it. Personally I don't think it would go above 1$ and to reach that it will take a while
 
I never saw better questions and better post's / topic's ever! than posted by the OP

Guy is very smart, I wish I had his brain
 
I read a bit into it and this is not true. I can't be a validator and confirm transactions without Ripple (the company) giving me permission. So if the company dies I can't make it to the UNL (unique node list of trusted validators). The blockchain dies without the control of the company.
 
I read a bit into it and this is not true. I can't be a validator and confirm transactions without Ripple (the company) giving me permission. So if the company dies I can't make it to the UNL (unique node list of trusted validators). The blockchain dies without the control of the company.
It is true.
See for yourself.
Which UNL should I select?
Since anybody can run a validator, the burden is on the network participants to choose a reliable set. Currently, Ripple provides a default and recommended list which we expand based on watching the history of validators run by Ripple and third parties. Eventually, Ripple intends to remove itself from this process entirely by having network participants select their own lists based on publicly available data about validator quality.
I know that some of you really want both Ripple and XRP to fail for whatever personal reason(s) you may have, but you guys are just speaking on things you don't really understand and it's very misleading to people trying to find honest and accurate information about the company and the currency.
 
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