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December 01, 2017, 09:50:38 PM
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I think Ripple is already overvalued. It has $10 billion marketcap but most coins are in small groups hands. They can manipulate the price for whatever side they want to. I wouldn't gamble with my money. Ripple has high risks.
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December 02, 2017, 05:39:53 AM
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I was thinking, due to the exploding stock price of bitcoin, what will the banks do with there coin; ripple? In my perspective, they will do verything in there power to get a large piece of the pie. So they have two options:
- manipulate media and price of bitcoin
- drive the price of ripple to the moon.

If you want to make money on ripple, this is the moment.

What do you think?
I think this information is not true. Ripple has always performed very well so she looks more like a car without gasoline "she never leaves the place". When it hits the target of at least 1-dollar people will be able to trust their project, which is surrounded by many suspicions.

But for now, if you are comparing it with BTC than it no compares to the bot as ripple is just on its developing stage and is nota much famous but bitcoin has already reached new heights that no other coin has done until now and also its value has reached too high than any other coin in the world this makes it totally of different class.
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December 06, 2017, 08:42:52 AM
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Today (and I think we will see the same situation in the nearest 2 years) Ripple is acceptable by banks, but not Bitcoin. Ripple is centralized crypto and classic banks deal with it.
Here video about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rZGtP4PiW4
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December 06, 2017, 08:54:42 AM
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Today (and I think we will see the same situation in the nearest 2 years) Ripple is acceptable by banks, but not Bitcoin. Ripple is centralized crypto and classic banks deal with it.
Here video about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rZGtP4PiW4
I guess we just have to wait and see how things go with Ripple then. One thing for me though, as long as I am not comfortable holding any coin, if it likes, it gets pumped to the moon, I really would not care. As long as Ripple remains centralized, that is one reason people should be scared holding this coin.
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December 06, 2017, 10:01:50 AM
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I am holding a lot of ripple becaues if the banks accepted this coin i will be a billionaire,investment $100,000 usd for my ripple my BTC will be my long retirement coin.

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December 07, 2017, 04:07:23 PM
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I was thinking, due to the exploding stock price of bitcoin, what will the banks do with there coin; ripple? In my perspective, they will do verything in there power to get a large piece of the pie. So they have two options:
- manipulate media and price of bitcoin
- drive the price of ripple to the moon.

If you want to make money on ripple, this is the moment.

What do you think?
I can really imagine what it is going to be like for ripple since it is the banker’s coin anyway and in the process of bankers really seeing how they can get their hands on this coin, it would really shoot the price pass the moon. That does not change the fact that it is still going to be a centralized coin, but anything for the profit at this moment. However, it is good not to expect so much from something that is controlled.

there's even no doubt. Because ripple is the perfect currency for banks, but the bitcoin with its transactions that go for 2 days and commission fees are not suitable for banks
It may be a perfect currency for the banks but not because of the commission fees but because of the fact that it is centralized. I still believe this coin is hyped and overvalued, so I would not really want to bet my 50cents on it. There are so many other projects that would do that for me in the long run, so it just seems better to stay away from a coin that is going to be manipulated in the long run than try to gamble cause of the profit.
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