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Title: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: misterbigg on April 18, 2013, 09:26:21 PM Bitstamp charges $1USD for each 225XRP.
If you want to get rid of your XRP from the giveaway and receive Bitcoin, at the current price of $98/coin you should not give out more than 22,000 XRP to get 1 BTC. Here's a handy chart: 50,000 XRP for 2.27 BTC 40,000 XRP for 1.82 BTC 30,000 XRP for 1.36 BTC 22,000 XRP for 1.00 BTC 20,000 XRP for 0.91 BTC 10,000 XRP for 0.45 BTC Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: nameface on April 19, 2013, 02:23:59 AM Amazing how much XRP price has risen since the giveaway.
Any truth to the rumour there will be a giveaway next week? Anybody have details? Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: zulzedd on April 19, 2013, 02:30:00 AM Bumping thread. Lots of ..hm... idiots are dealing with people like Arvicco. This chart might help people to understand real price of XRP and prevent them from loosing it.
And yes - what about next giveaway? This is first time I heard. Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: danyy on April 19, 2013, 02:33:03 AM but rightnow there is
Bid = 27,000.00 Ask = 34,849.99 for 1 Btc Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: chriswen on April 19, 2013, 02:35:05 AM Amazing how much XRP price has risen since the giveaway. Any truth to the rumour there will be a giveaway next week? Anybody have details? More info about ripple XRP giveaways coming soon! rec'd email from ripple.com sign up rec'd Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 2:26 PM Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: zulzedd on April 19, 2013, 03:32:12 AM Amazing how much XRP price has risen since the giveaway. Any truth to the rumour there will be a giveaway next week? Anybody have details? More info about ripple XRP giveaways coming soon! rec'd email from ripple.com sign up rec'd Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 2:26 PM Quote .... As part of the Ripple network’s launch, we will be giving away billions of ripples to the world - and you will be one of the first to hear about it. We will be announcing the details of future giveaways here on this email list in the next two weeks so keep an eye out. .... I just notised it in my inbox >_< Indeed, looks like it's will be giveaway in nearest 2 weeks.Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: chriswen on April 19, 2013, 03:36:31 AM Amazing how much XRP price has risen since the giveaway. Any truth to the rumour there will be a giveaway next week? Anybody have details? More info about ripple XRP giveaways coming soon! rec'd email from ripple.com sign up rec'd Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 2:26 PM Quote .... As part of the Ripple network’s launch, we will be giving away billions of ripples to the world - and you will be one of the first to hear about it. We will be announcing the details of future giveaways here on this email list in the next two weeks so keep an eye out. .... I just notised it in my inbox >_< Indeed, looks like it's will be giveaway in nearest 2 weeks.Didn't notice Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: Raghnar on April 26, 2013, 12:28:57 AM Bitstamp charges $1USD for each 225XRP. If you want to get rid of your XRP from the giveaway and receive Bitcoin, at the current price of $98/coin you should not give out more than 22,000 XRP to get 1 BTC. Here's a handy chart: 50,000 XRP for 2.27 BTC 40,000 XRP for 1.82 BTC 30,000 XRP for 1.36 BTC 22,000 XRP for 1.00 BTC 20,000 XRP for 0.91 BTC 10,000 XRP for 0.45 BTC You logic is totally flawed. So Bitstamp is selling it for an inflated price and you are saying everyone else should sell for the same inflated price? Bitstamp's price is WAY above the current market value. Only noobs with more money from sense buy a lot from them. Title: Re: Fair Price For Selling XRP Post by: tclo on April 26, 2013, 01:12:55 AM Bumping thread. Lots of ..hm... idiots are dealing with people like Arvicco. This chart might help people to understand real price of XRP and prevent them from loosing it. And yes - what about next giveaway? This is first time I heard. Arvicco is actually paying a pretty fair price. I am buying XRP as well so he is my "competitor" on here but I will say that his prices are very reasonable, especially given current market conditions. But as pointed out above, the OP is making a very flawed argument. On XRPTrader, they probably sell for 4x of what Bitstamp charges. So does that mean that anyone who sells their XRP for less than XRPTrader is selling for is an "idiot"? Is the guy who runs Bitstamp an idiot for selling for 1/4 of what XRPTrader charges? These are simple concepts that somehow escape you. |