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You can buy after the launch.
With at least 50% discount.

It sounds like all the investors are buying into promises the devs will deliver something special. It's not often any previous IPO coin's devs delivered on their promises. More often than not the investors lose out.

Ripple has been a master of this pump and dump misleading news for an incredibly long time.  Should had seen their PDFs, from years ago, claiming that by now they would have been in every bank - blah blah blah.  Or  that time where they claimed  they were working with "big banks" but it was actually only Fidor and Fidor was primarily only interested in BTC and stopped working with Ripple and instead partnered with Krakken.  


Especially with that new washed out career-dead Yahoo executive on the Ripple Staff, working there must be an incredibly toxic environment.


Anyway we're talking about a company that's older than BTC, Ripple was founded in 2004, and it hasn't gone anywhere in all that time.  Ripple is just an investors' trap, imho.  Success of the ancient Ripple swindling investors also persuaded other vaporware companies to go into crypto, such as Maidsafe (less than 5 employees) from 2006 which was recycling code from open source projects in the 1990s, received many millions of millions over the years and hasn't turned out a single product yet and yet the money has "disappeared"  

No wonder people don't want to get into cryptocurrency, it's a mos eisley cantina full of scammers, crooks and fraudsters and it attracts new ones all the time.

Surely businesses will just move out of NYC.

Simple?

Western Union 'Exploring' Pilot Program With Ripple Labs

Global remittance giant Western Union is reportedly working on a pilot program with distributed payment protocol provider Ripple Labs.

The news was first revealed in a tweet by Ripple Labs promoting CEO Chris Larsen's appearance at Global Conference 2015, an annual event held by non-profit think tank the Milken Institute.

The pilot was further confirmed by Monica Long, VP of marketing and communications at Ripple Labs, who told CoinDesk that while Western Union is "exploring a pilot project using Ripple", no further details on the initiative were available.

Long did, however, suggest that Western Union was interested in Ripple due to its existing value propositions, stating:

"In general, financial institutions and networks use Ripple as a technology that powers real-time settlement in any currency to lower the cost of liquidity and compliance."

tokeweed, I really think I know who he is, and if you stop trying to be funny, and did know how much damage he made in here - you will not laugh that loud. This is no joke at all, because we are talking about hundreds (if not thousands) scammed people.

I don't understand how you can regulate a bitcoin wallet lol.

Make new address send coins from some obscure exchange and surely it's not tied to any particular name / individual.

LOOKING FOR PUMPER!!!

Are you willing to stake 24/7 for the next 10 years?

If not, you could lose much of the value of your investment through the eroding effects of inflation (assuming you planned to hold it).

You could have them mine for you at MyNeuCoin.com. But there is risk of centralizing all the staking power (it is free and easier for them to do it so people are more likely not to run their own software).


Nxt has no inflation so there is no economic cost to you of not forging, you don't feel obliged to lease your forging to a pool just to maintain the value you have. Inflation differences between Nxt and Neu (none and a lot) make unqualified comparisons problematic.

Here is Ryan

Take a look in the signature... That's one INSANELY undervalued coin with ridiculous market cap and best and active developers around.

he'll be going back to doge after NC failed and then he'll be leaving from doge again 3 weeks later. I also heard he is going to surgically get a vagina.

I have USD 2000 to invest. Should I buy Bitcoins or gold?

what you  prefer can hold upto 1 year

There is big pressure on New York because it is the first state to launch its own set of regulations specific to digital currency. The only other states even working on such policy right now, said Jerry Brito of Coin Center, are California, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Most other states are expected to simply copy what New York does, and so, if New York comes out the gate with something too strict, it runs the risk of losing innovative bitcoin companies to other states that are less tough. Wilson went so far as to say that New York could lose “the next Wall Street” to Silicon Valley, or Estonia, or North Carolina.