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You should take a look at the checklist comparison I recently did between Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP. I break down the results and reveal a couple surprises you may not have known!

https://xrphodor.wordpress.com/2017/09/08/comparison-of-crypto-choices-xrp-against-bitcoin-and-ethereum/ (https://xrphodor.wordpress.com/2017/09/08/comparison-of-crypto-choices-xrp-against-bitcoin-and-ethereum/)

Hope you enjoy - leave any feedback below. - Hodor

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hodor7777/status/905955466802552832 (https://twitter.com/Hodor7777/status/905955466802552832)

You tell us that ripple is low decentralized, but it's totally centralized as far as I know from the market and experienced users. Unlike you, I don't think the market momentum is high for ripple anymore. It totally stopped and ripple is probably in collapse phase or bear market now.

The idea of Ripple is good. I reckon the developers of the Lightning Network are doing the same idea as the Ripple network but what they are building is a decentralized version and it will be deployed as another layer on bitcoin.

What the people hate about Ripple is the internal currency is controlled by the company who made the network. Also who validates the transactions and what is their incentive? 

Ripple could be an investment in very long term but right now it is falling down. If you  watch the whole graph of XRP of all time you will have basic idea what is it. I'd wait until he is down to 90-95%+ and i'd bought from there.

Ripple is one of the earliest token which is not publicly audit-able.
I don't think ripple will have any future at all.

I've seen most of the above FUD in other posts.  All of it has been refuted numerous times https://pastebin.com/pZFB2Lhg (https://pastebin.com/pZFB2Lhg) for those readers looking for actual facts (notice that no sources were given by the previous four posters)

But this one just mystified me.  What do you meant by "publicly audit-able?"   :-\