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Title: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: NSA360 on November 22, 2014, 06:55:24 PM Ripple will take the place that the team deserves? Next to BTC?
Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: thelonecrouton on November 22, 2014, 08:18:21 PM In the trash can of history, yes, probably.
Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: God27 on November 22, 2014, 09:05:59 PM Ripple will take the place that the team deserves? Next to BTC? Ripple will take its own place where you hold your bitcoin and send them anywhere you want in under 5 seconds. Just get your 100 xrp now for under a dollar to A.) Activate your account B.) Have enough for transaction fees at 0.0001 xrp per transaction to buy or trade anything and you're set for a very long time. Don't buy millions of XRP like me and make Ripple Labs rich. ;) Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: jonoiv on November 23, 2014, 12:43:53 AM Ripple is a Scam. 45% kept by the founder and ripple labs. It will die.
Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: dragnar on November 23, 2014, 01:05:27 AM Ripple is a Scam. 45% kept by the founder and ripple labs. It will die. it used to be 100% then 80% now only 45% >LOL Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: MicroGuy on November 23, 2014, 01:18:40 AM I don't think of Ripple as a "coin". It's built more to be a payment gateway.
Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: Palmdetroit on November 23, 2014, 01:38:57 AM I don't think of Ripple as a "coin". It's built more to be a payment gateway. This. Wouldn't mind an airdrop of ripples to the the crypto community, tho. Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: BitcoinBoost on November 23, 2014, 08:20:15 AM I don't think of Ripple as a "coin". It's built more to be a payment gateway. Bingo. Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: sidhujag on November 23, 2014, 08:21:52 AM Pump n dump
Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: BlindMayorBitcorn on November 23, 2014, 11:13:46 AM There's been a lot of Ripple pump lately. Still waiting for the dump... Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: MisterT on November 23, 2014, 11:53:02 AM There's been a lot of Ripple pump lately. Still waiting for the dump... Only a pump or is there a reason for the upgoing value? Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: paycum on November 23, 2014, 01:07:35 PM definately no pump and dump althought it might go down a bit now as it has spiked a lot the last days.
prices are still very cheap. banks are showing their interest and if they start using it then it can blow up big time. Dont see ripple as a coin or as competition of btc because it just isnt. it can even help btc. if ripple gets integrated by banks then everybody will be able to buy (and all other things which has value) btc instantly Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: paycum on November 23, 2014, 02:46:56 PM definately no pump and dump althought it might go down a bit now as it has spiked a lot the last days. prices are still very cheap. banks are showing their interest and if they start using it then it can blow up big time. Dont see ripple as a coin or as competition of btc because it just isnt. it can even help btc. if ripple gets integrated by banks then everybody will be able to buy (and all other things which has value) btc instantly You clearly have bought Ripple and want people to pump it more. I do have xrp but i don care if people buy more or not. xrp will rise mainly due to usage of network so as long as banks will start using them price will rise by itself Title: Re: Ripple - how far this trustable coin will go? Post by: DrGrid on November 23, 2014, 04:42:28 PM Setting aside the usual scam accusations, Ripple's protocol isn't really that great. Their consensus rounds are inefficient and their node system is very centralized. I can't see how the current protocol would scale, even to a level where it is a serious competitor to Bitcoin.
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