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Title: It costs how much, and you paid what? seriously? Post by: o0‡0o on November 01, 2014, 10:34:20 AM If you pay thousand and thousands of percent over making cost you get ripped off, no if or buts.
If a pencil manufacturer making only one million of a particular pencil and then sell it at 10000% over cost would anyone buy it? Why not after all its "rare" and limited. If demand at first is sluggish marketing to the right people in bitcointalk will drive demand skyhigh, this would be considered the bargain of the year at only 10000% mark-up and snapped up enthusiastically. To generate a bitcoin is somewhat akin to generating electric and takes work. In the crypto world there are a lot of charlatans, XRP is a prime example, banks are given millions for free and you can buy them. When will established business get wind of this new way of making a shitload of money? I the past governments had a monopoly on this with the fiat suckers game. Title: Re: It costs how much, and you paid what? seriously? Post by: Sukrim on November 01, 2014, 05:20:40 PM Ripple is not a Cryptocurrency. By which definition?Title: Re: It costs how much, and you paid what? seriously? Post by: qawzsx on November 01, 2014, 05:24:22 PM Ripple is not a Cryptocurrency. Stop using the wrong from forum. Lol, idiot. What is a cryptocurrency? :))) And you have the guts to FUD projects here? What a retard Title: Re: It costs how much, and you paid what? seriously? Post by: o0‡0o on November 01, 2014, 09:42:15 PM XRP is the opposite what crypto is all about. There is no such thing as a Ripple coin
https://i.imgur.com/tH0vD4N.png XRP is 100% premined and marketcap is fake, increase by 100 million with falling price https://i.imgur.com/m8jpQQG.png |
