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It was between Verge and Funfair for me about a month ago. I ended up getting a fair bit of Verge at like 0.04 AYD. Disappointing from my perspective to see that Funfair has gone up in price since then.Don't put anything in unless your prepared to lose. Some cheaper options are Fun Fair and Digibyte, but do your own research. I've been on them since 3.4 cents and 8.5 cents respectively.
Given the growth of a media machine like Verge with not much of a product I thought these two looked great. Basic Attention Token (BAT) warrants a look too, got on that at 50 cents. It also has some very well credentialed and connected successful people behind it.
Why?Nothing would please me more than seeing Ripple bagholders get absolutely torched by a crash.
Leave it in XRP until the end of the month when the Coinspot announcement is suspected to take place. Just trust me and thank me later.
you seem like a friendly blokeNothing would please me more than seeing Ripple bagholders get absolutely torched by a crash.
Up 115% today! Who's riding this train?thats one small step for man, one giant leap for TRON~!!!!
Nothing would please me more than seeing Ripple bagholders get absolutely torched by a crash.
The Verge devs made 11 successful updates/patches to Wraith today. Looks like they have called it a day though. Id say 4.0.1 will be here in a week but then again they might run the beta versions for a month to make sure its flawless. You can get Wraith at Github but you have to unpack it yourself if youre interested.It was between Verge and Funfair for me about a month ago. I ended up getting a fair bit of Verge at like 0.04 AYD. Disappointing from my perspective to see that Funfair has gone up in price since then.
Has there been something announced or expected to come out soon?
Bizarre isn’t it?Why?
still pissed at my brother... will never forgive himA lot of us on here were buying Ripple when it was well below $0.30. I'm happy for everyone that held and made some great profits.
The value of a coin at this point at time has nothing to do with it's utility.Thing to keep in mind with XRP is that it is just the coin/token the Ripple network uses. It apparently doesn’t require it at all to work (though the full benefits are achieved if it is).
So my concern is that if the price of XRP becomes “too high” then could suddenly all these banks no longer fancy utilizing the XRP coin at all (as the cost of acquiring them doesn’t justify the benefits of having them) and opt to just use the Ripple network without the XRP coins? - effectively making them worthless.
But then if that happens it could cause them to backflip again and pick up XRP coins at a much cheaper price. Just might be a lot of people who lose a lot in the process. Brave people who would ride that out may stand to make a lot from the fear of others. Something to consider I guess.
Up 115% today! Who's riding this train?
Nothing against those guys.A lot of us on here were buying Ripple when it was well below $0.30. I'm happy for everyone that held and made some great profits.
Exactly. And that's sort of terrifying, isn't it?The value of a coin at this point at time has nothing to do with it's utility.
The utility and usage isn't changing by 10% an hour.
Right now, coins are valued entirely on public sentiment, announcements, hype and buying/selling patterns.
The utility of a coin is more valid if hodling long term. At the moment, people are just buying because the price is going up, a very small minority are actually using the coin.
This is my longterm fear with most coins, that all people do is buy, sell and hold, and the coins aren't actually used for their utility. This would be bad for the market.Exactly. And that's sort of terrifying, isn't it?
How many people have bought a tonne of XRP thinking they're investing in this great system that's seemingly getting picked up by all these banks and big name companies worldwide? That if Ripple is adopted proper by these entities that they'll soon be rolling in $$$ in 10 months or 10 years from now?
XRP is a coin that has utility in the Ripple network. It will retain a value IF and only if it's actually used in the Ripple network. My understanding from what I've read about it is that the Ripple network does not require those XRP coins everyone's buying for it to work. So if those coins become too expensive for the companies who might adopt the Ripple network proper (and what that value might be for them, I don't know. $1? $10? $100?) could we then see them turn around and say "Thanks, but no thanks. We'll use the Ripple network, it's great, but keep your overpriced XRP coins as they don't make the system of great value to us".
It might not happen. I really hope it doesn't because I have most of my crypto investment in Ripple because I see the most in it. But it's something that anyone buying or thinking about buying it should keep in mind: Ripple might take off big time in the financial world, but the XRP coins might not go with it.
Exactly. And that's sort of terrifying, isn't it?
How many people have bought a tonne of XRP thinking they're investing in this great system that's seemingly getting picked up by all these banks and big name companies worldwide? That if Ripple is adopted proper by these entities that they'll soon be rolling in $$$ in 10 months or 10 years from now?
XRP is a coin that has utility in the Ripple network. It will retain a value IF and only if it's actually used in the Ripple network. My understanding from what I've read about it is that the Ripple network does not require those XRP coins everyone's buying for it to work. So if those coins become too expensive for the companies who might adopt the Ripple network proper (and what that value might be for them, I don't know. $1? $10? $100?) could we then see them turn around and say "Thanks, but no thanks. We'll use the Ripple network, it's great, but keep your overpriced XRP coins as they don't make the system of great value to us".
It might not happen. I really hope it doesn't because I have most of my crypto investment in Ripple because I see the most in it. But it's something that anyone buying or thinking about buying it should keep in mind: Ripple might take off big time in the financial world, but the XRP coins might not go with it.
I got some shit news at work today that my role may be made redundant...floored me as I didn't see it coming, I may still hold onto my job but it's down to me and one other person... gutted!Why am I working full time again?
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This is my longterm fear with most coins, that all people do is buy, sell and hold, and the coins aren't actually used for their utility. This would be bad for the market.