[XRP] Ripple Speculation

[bbc.reporter]

LMAO

Don't laugh, maybe he was away for a year or two and didn't follow latest developments regarding Ripple and XRP

Maybe he was laughing because Sling Blade looks similar to Ripple's chief cryptographer hehehe.

I do not follow Ripple closely. However, unless their developers open the validation process to everyone, Ripple is a centalized payment system and this might make it easier for the SEC to shut it down.

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[MemberBerries]

LMAO

Don't laugh, maybe he was away for a year or two and didn't follow latest developments regarding Ripple and XRP

Maybe he was laughing because Sling Blade looks similar to Ripple's chief cryptographer hehehe.

I do not follow Ripple closely. However, unless their developers open the validation process to everyone, Ripple is a centalized payment system and this might make it easier for the SEC to shut it down.

CENTRALIZED!11!!!!!1!!1!








Sir, do you have any brains left sir?

[Davidbike1]

Despite the great news Ripple continues to fall. Why is this happening and where is the possible bottom of this asset? What thoughts have anyone?

I don't know but good grief people selling the altcoins a great deal. Xrp went down to 0.0005350 xrp/btc

[return21]

Might be time to dive in already, anyone has any correlation study XRP/BTC in terms of pricing?

[Davidbike1]

Might be time to dive in already, anyone has any correlation study XRP/BTC in terms of pricing?

I have been pretty much all in on altcoins. So. I ended buying  more altcoins from my bank account

[Branko]

LMAO

Don't laugh, maybe he was away for a year or two and didn't follow latest developments regarding Ripple and XRP

Maybe he was laughing because Sling Blade looks similar to Ripple's chief cryptographer hehehe.

I do not follow Ripple closely. However, unless their developers open the validation process to everyone, Ripple is a centalized payment system and this might make it easier for the SEC to shut it down.

Its open to everyone for quite a long time

https://developers.ripple.com/run-rippled-as-a-validator.html

there is difference between ordinary and trusted validators, but even if you start as ordinary one, you still have a role in network

[RivAngE]

Might be time to dive in already, anyone has any correlation study XRP/BTC in terms of pricing?

Not a study, sorry, but from personal experience I've noticed that XRP is usually moving in less correlation to BTC.
I remember in 2017 it was steady when BTC was moving up and down... then XRP had a crazy run which was uncorrelated to BTC.

BTC peaked on December 17th, while XRP peaked on January 4th.
Especially interesting is the range between those two dates, since BTC was falling fast after Dec.17th while XRP was rising fast until January 4th.

[okan]

xrp is a crazy coin. you cant make any assumption about it. it can be 0.5 dollar or 0.1 dollar. you cant find a reason why it is increasing or decreasing.

[return21]

Might be time to dive in already, anyone has any correlation study XRP/BTC in terms of pricing?

Not a study, sorry, but from personal experience I've noticed that XRP is usually moving in less correlation to BTC.
I remember in 2017 it was steady when BTC was moving up and down... then XRP had a crazy run which was uncorrelated to BTC.

BTC peaked on December 17th, while XRP peaked on January 4th.
Especially interesting is the range between those two dates, since BTC was falling fast after Dec.17th while XRP was rising fast until January 4th.

yes, i saw a similar pattern, so we could use xrp as a kind of "hedge" if that is feasible in the cryptoworld rollercoaster, so interesting tho!

[vsyc]

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[Hodor7777]

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[JollyGood]

Ripple is very much alive. I believe XRP will be one of the best crypto investments of 2016.


Just recent news....

@chrislarsensf of @Ripple: 90 banks in the pipeline, 30 in pilots, 10 production. Focused on payments rather than securities. #BISeattle16
https://twitter.com/BankInnovation/status/704430941880524804

Derivatives
https://ripple.com/insights/ripple-partners-with-crypto-facilities-for-xrp-derivatives/

Royal Bank of Canada
http://www.coindesk.com/royal-bank-canada-reveals-blockchain-remittance-trial-ripple/

SBI Holdings invests in, forms joint venture with Ripple
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ripple-strikes-multi-national-deal-060000917.html
 

XRP and Ripple will be around long after most of these useless crypto dominating the top 100 in CMC have gone.

[kennen1113]

xrp is a crazy coin. you cant make any assumption about it. it can be 0.5 dollar or 0.1 dollar. you cant find a reason why it is increasing or decreasing.

Indeed, I agree with you very much, ripple is always a very strange crypto, it always has very unusual periods of increase or decrease, and a very surprising thing about ripple is that it doesn't need any information to achieve that, the pumps do not rely on news, I have felt this problem many times when I rely on ripple news to invest but the result is not satisfactory.But I know one thing is that the value of ripple is very stable and we can invest long term every year when it always has a few moments where it rises very high

[bbc.reporter]

LMAO

Don't laugh, maybe he was away for a year or two and didn't follow latest developments regarding Ripple and XRP

Maybe he was laughing because Sling Blade looks similar to Ripple's chief cryptographer hehehe.

I do not follow Ripple closely. However, unless their developers open the validation process to everyone, Ripple is a centalized payment system and this might make it easier for the SEC to shut it down.

Its open to everyone for quite a long time

https://developers.ripple.com/run-rippled-as-a-validator.html

there is difference between ordinary and trusted validators, but even if you start as ordinary one, you still have a role in network

However, who decides which nodes, which they call validators but are not automatically validators, are included in the Unique Node List, which should be called Trusted Node List. Who?

Read this from your link.

It's important to understand that merely issuing validation messages does not automatically give your validator a say in the consensus process. Other servers ignore your validation messages unless they add your validator to their Unique Node List (UNL). If your validator is included in a UNL, it is a trusted validator and its proposals are considered in the consensus process by the servers that trust it.

In any case, do not worry. You will understand in time.

[Branko]

However, who decides which nodes, which they call validators but are not automatically validators, are included in the Unique Node List, which should be called Trusted Node List. Who?

Read this from your link.

It's important to understand that merely issuing validation messages does not automatically give your validator a say in the consensus process. Other servers ignore your validation messages unless they add your validator to their Unique Node List (UNL). If your validator is included in a UNL, it is a trusted validator and its proposals are considered in the consensus process by the servers that trust it.

In any case, do not worry. You will understand in time.

Congrats on cherry picking only parts that prove your point. For clarity, and for ofher people in this thread that would maybe
like real info instead FUD, allow me to copy/paste what you omit:

"Which UNL should I select?
Since anybody can run a validator, the burden is on the network participants to choose a reliable set. Currently, Ripple provides a default and recommended list which we expand based on watching the history of validators operated by Ripple and third parties. Eventually, Ripple intends to remove itself from this process entirely by having network participants select their own lists based on publicly available data about validator quality.

If Ripple recommends adoption of its UNL, doesn’t that create a centralized system?
No. The XRP Ledger network is opt-in. Each participant directly or indirectly chooses its UNL. Should Ripple stop operating or should Ripple act maliciously, participants could change their UNLs to continue using the XRP Ledger"

[JollyGood]

XRP and Ripple are here for the long run...

When all these funny meme crypto and those launched in a blaze of publicity die-out, XRP and Ripple will be around being used and utilised on a daily basis.

[bbc.reporter]

However, who decides which nodes, which they call validators but are not automatically validators, are included in the Unique Node List, which should be called Trusted Node List. Who?

Read this from your link.

It's important to understand that merely issuing validation messages does not automatically give your validator a say in the consensus process. Other servers ignore your validation messages unless they add your validator to their Unique Node List (UNL). If your validator is included in a UNL, it is a trusted validator and its proposals are considered in the consensus process by the servers that trust it.

In any case, do not worry. You will understand in time.

Congrats on cherry picking only parts that prove your point. For clarity, and for ofher people in this thread that would maybe
like real info instead FUD, allow me to copy/paste what you omit:

"Which UNL should I select?
Since anybody can run a validator, the burden is on the network participants to choose a reliable set. Currently, Ripple provides a default and recommended list which we expand based on watching the history of validators operated by Ripple and third parties. Eventually, Ripple intends to remove itself from this process entirely by having network participants select their own lists based on publicly available data about validator quality.

If Ripple recommends adoption of its UNL, doesn’t that create a centralized system?
No. The XRP Ledger network is opt-in. Each participant directly or indirectly chooses its UNL. Should Ripple stop operating or should Ripple act maliciously, participants could change their UNLs to continue using the XRP Ledger"

Keywords are currently and eventually. In this moment in time Ripple is centralized. Only Ripple chooses who to be included in its Trusted Node List. It is also only Ripple who distributes and decides who or where to distribute the undistributed tokens in the platform.

I am not cherry picking.

[mersal]

Yes there are lots of changes happening to the people so the speculation on this time will definitely going to be a good Vibes at the end of this year and I am waiting to get my income for my previous investments and that would be lots of opportunities available now to get make profit much more better than before.

[encycrypto]

However, who decides which nodes, which they call validators but are not automatically validators, are included in the Unique Node List, which should be called Trusted Node List. Who?

Read this from your link.

It's important to understand that merely issuing validation messages does not automatically give your validator a say in the consensus process. Other servers ignore your validation messages unless they add your validator to their Unique Node List (UNL). If your validator is included in a UNL, it is a trusted validator and its proposals are considered in the consensus process by the servers that trust it.

In any case, do not worry. You will understand in time.

Congrats on cherry picking only parts that prove your point. For clarity, and for ofher people in this thread that would maybe
like real info instead FUD, allow me to copy/paste what you omit:

"Which UNL should I select?
Since anybody can run a validator, the burden is on the network participants to choose a reliable set. Currently, Ripple provides a default and recommended list which we expand based on watching the history of validators operated by Ripple and third parties. Eventually, Ripple intends to remove itself from this process entirely by having network participants select their own lists based on publicly available data about validator quality.

If Ripple recommends adoption of its UNL, doesn’t that create a centralized system?
No. The XRP Ledger network is opt-in. Each participant directly or indirectly chooses its UNL. Should Ripple stop operating or should Ripple act maliciously, participants could change their UNLs to continue using the XRP Ledger"

Keywords are currently and eventually. In this moment in time Ripple is centralized. Only Ripple chooses who to be included in its Trusted Node List. It is also only Ripple who distributes and decides who or where to distribute the undistributed tokens in the platform.

I am not cherry picking.

In simple words, Ripple admits that currently it's centralised but in future, it'll be decentralised.

Interesting.

[beeelzebub]

Xrp is very hard to speculate.

Because the price is getting set by the company which create xrp. It is not decentralized at all.