all 100 billion (45 billion held by creators, because why not??? ) XRP was created as an anti-spam measure
The purpose of transaction fees is to protect against network flooding.
each Ripple account is required to have a small reserve of 20 XRP
required reserve of 20 XRP alone will allow a user to perform approximately 54 transactions a day for the next 100 years.
ripple's XRP is the most misunderstood alt that ever was.
XRP is used also to bridge the network and exchange any currency without having trust line set between two wallet. see thats the part thats not true. XRP cannot be converted into anything other a BTC or maybe? some USD so i don't understand why they say that. well actually you can exchange against btc,usd,cny,ltc and other alts through several different gateway.. how this statement is not true ? By the way the autobridge feature is actually behind implemented and it makes that really useful.. idk, ripple is a nice idea.. if they had used bitcoin as the native currency, it would have taken off, and it would have made bitcoin that much cooler but no they premine all the coins and hand out half and then point and lol. not cool, ripple gods not cool at all. |
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all 100 billion (45 billion held by creators, because why not??? ) XRP was created as an anti-spam measure
The purpose of transaction fees is to protect against network flooding.
each Ripple account is required to have a small reserve of 20 XRP
required reserve of 20 XRP alone will allow a user to perform approximately 54 transactions a day for the next 100 years.
ripple's XRP is the most misunderstood alt that ever was.
XRP is used also to bridge the network and exchange any currency without having trust line set between two wallet. see thats the part thats not true. XRP cannot be converted into anything other a BTC or maybe? some USD so i don't understand why they say that. why didnt they use the bitcoin network as their "native currency "... because greed? because 45 billion? |
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all 100 billion (45 billion held by creators, because why not??? ) XRP was created as an anti-spam measure
The purpose of transaction fees is to protect against network flooding.
each Ripple account is required to have a small reserve of 20 XRP
required reserve of 20 XRP alone will allow a user to perform approximately 54 transactions a day for the next 100 years.
ripple's XRP is the most misunderstood alt that ever was.
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Ripple sounded like a great idea. Until I looked into it.
+1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 |
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but bitcoin is more like TCP/IP
your argument is invalid.
Can you stop fcking quoting him? If you want to chat with the idiot you can PM him..... You realize it is his moderated thread? lol |
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Hmm... don't like this down tender from few days it makes me worried... don't worry about it, just make sure you go full on panic sell mode at 570 ...if it goes that low |
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maybe people would take you more seriously if you circle jerked.
People keep repeating the same shit here. It's like "omg myspace is so incredible nobody could ever disrupt it...." Sure. but bitcoin is more like TCP/IP your argument is invalid. Can you stop fcking quoting him? If you want to chat with the idiot you can PM him..... Makes my head hurts by just reading his post, stupid ignore feature is complete useless. others were quoting him, so i got to see what he said, and i couldn't help myself had to respond... |
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maybe people would take you more seriously if you circle jerked.
People keep repeating the same shit here. It's like "omg myspace is so incredible nobody could ever disrupt it...." Sure. but bitcoin is more like TCP/IP your argument is invalid. colored coins it like the HTTP layer you'll see pretty soon poeple will be using the Bitcoins tech without even knowing it  |
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Absolutely. The thing is, if bitcoin is successful as a payment method there will be no need to cash out completely at all
ftfy |
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its worth noting, that the sample size is extremely limited and very biased, since the sample pool consists of bitcoiner traders which rhymes with traitor therefor its safe to assume that >98% of bitcoiners will "go down with the ship" conclusions: the ship is actually the space verity capable of warp factor 9.5 |
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while 12% of bitcoiners are frantically screaming BUY BUY BUY or SELL SELL SELL, 66% of bitcoiners reported they would "go down with the ship"
just saying.
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why do central banks around the world feel compelled to down play bitcoin? i dont get it! why!  |
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any reason why ltc responded to the opening on huobi by tanking? now i wonder what an opening on gox would've been like - worse?
What did you expected really? Huobi was just excuse for pump, Chinese could buy LTC all the time before it was added to Huobi. a classic buy the rumor sell the news type deal. |
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did hobi launch LTC trading yet?
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i am so sad that i woke up too late for that epic ltc dump... Now i am thinking when should i sell next, 0.033 or 0.036
why sell at 0.036 when you can wait a few mins for 0.037? |
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resistance weakening, support building, choo choo's coming boys!
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O.k. I decided to take some advice from 686f646c (as cautioned above), and I moved 9 BTC from BTC e to a Blockchain.info wallet. It took me nearly a week to accomplish this BTC movement b/c there were technical SNAFUs with my e-mail confirmations to BTC e. I thought that I had confirmed with BTC e via e-mail, and then after three days, my BTC were still in the transfer section of the BTC e fund. Thereafter, I submitted a ticket and got some weird-ass quasi non-responsive e-mails from BTC e support, which made me suspect that the BTC e support English skills are NOT too good.
I then presented my issue in the BTC e troll box, and a couple responders reminded me to make sure that I adequately went through the e-mail confirmation process, which assisted me to identify the problem was that I had NOT properly confirmed.
Anyhow, now I am fixed, and I have removed 9 BTC from BTC e, and put those 9 BTC into a blockchain wallet.... which also caused me concern, yesterday, when blockchain.info was down for quite a long time (more than 10 hours?)
Don't forget to offline some. I have NOT gotten that far in my bitcoin storage experiment, yet. So, currently, I have coins distributed in Localbitcoins, BTC e, Coinbase and Blockchain. I am working on traveling, so I remain a little bit worried about the practicality and utility of off-line storage. But, I realize that, at some point, I will likely need to practice with off line storage. Surely, I am looking forward to someday solutions for these kinds of matters, including somehow making it easier to safekeep all my BTC in case anything were to happen to me, then I would be able to pass BTC to my intended heirs rather than donating them to the bitcoin network. its really not very hard. goto https://www.bitaddress.org/print out a paper wallet send coins! you can even save this page (it will run without internet connection) so you can generate and print these paper wallets on an offline computer, making damn sure these keys only will ever exist on the paper you printed them on. after printing these keys, i recommend making cutting the paper wallet in half and putting half of the key in safety deposit box in a bank. because paranoid. OR try this a super simple 0 headache 100% safe way of generating paper wallets -> http://piperwallet.com/ |
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i can't load btce pages, can you?
yes i can 19.StillPumping |
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