Ripple value in BTC one year from now

[Krax]

So what do you guys think one Ripple XRP will be worth in BTC one year from now (1st of February next year)?

[bbit]

So what do you guys think one Ripple XRP will be worth in BTC one year from now (1st of February next year)?

$1

Since there are 100 Billion in total. It's a perfect compliment to Bitcoin.

[BitcoinWife]

My husband guesses .00001 BTC.  He says it is really about your own IOUs.  

I am guessing .00002 BTC, because I am optimistic.

[bbit]

My husband guesses .00001 BTC.  He says it is really about your own IOUs.  

I am guessing .00002 BTC, because I am optimistic.

The wife is usually right.

[user1234]

1 US$

[tina31]

i guess 1,10 $$

[Face]

The bitcoin adoption trend may give you some clues.
First - not much due to complete ignorance of people with regards to how to value Ripples
Second - possibly some over excitement (comparable to first BTC price crash)
Third -  price finding phase through actual market mechanism operating on first material volumes
Fourth - will it get past the innovator phase as bitcoin seems to have managed?

Until then it is pure speculation...

[benod]

0,0001$

[nicoin]

Is it true that unlike BTC, the creators of ripple actually own all of the currency to start with?

[Krax]

Is it true that unlike BTC, the creators of ripple actually own all of the currency to start with?

Yes, I think so. Nice profile pic by the way, the new Bitcoin symbol against a wave.

[mjc]

I  hope something because I already 500L of them for some work I did for them.  $1 would be nice, but my guess is that is will be $0.001

[BookLover]

Sorry to go off topic but I can't seem to find any kind of market or current exchange rate for XRP, could someone point me in the right direction?

[Timbo925]

Ripple has a lot of work to do before it is something usable. Even if people from this forum have such a hard time using ripple to do a simple transaction. How in the hell you expect less technical people will ever use this. Compared to ripple, using Bitcoin is super simple.

[World]

Ripple has a lot of work to do before it is something usable. Even if people from this forum have such a hard time using ripple to do a simple transaction. How in the hell you expect less technical people will ever use this. Compared to ripple, using Bitcoin is super simple.

+1

[moocowpong1]

Sorry to go off topic but I can't seem to find any kind of market or current exchange rate for XRP, could someone point me in the right direction?

If you have a ripple.com account (funded or not) you can go to the Advanced -> Trade tab. Pick BTC/XRP or USD/XRP from the dropdown menu and select change issuer to set the issuer to rvYAfWj5gh67oV6fW32ZzP3Aw4Eubs59B; this is the address of bitstamp.net, and it *should* fill that in. At that point you'll be able to see an order book for BTC bitstamp.net / XRP or USD bitstamp.net / XRP. Both of them are *extremely* sparse right now; liquidity should increase over time.

[moocowpong1]

Also, there's good reason to believe that XRP will be dirt cheap for a long time. The giveaways will keep price down for a while. After that, whenever starting an account gets too expensive, the reserve requirements will be lowered, which will free up a lot of XRP and lower the price. Anybody who thinks the price is going to take off like Bitcoin isn't thinking very hard.

[TheJuiceBox]

Well it depends how much bitcoin will be worth 1 year from now.

But anways, I think it won't be that much considering there's a million+ of them in circulation.

[wachtwoord]

Sorry to go off topic but I can't seem to find any kind of market or current exchange rate for XRP, could someone point me in the right direction?

If you have a ripple.com account (funded or not) you can go to the Advanced -> Trade tab. Pick BTC/XRP or USD/XRP from the dropdown menu and select change issuer to set the issuer to rvYAfWj5gh67oV6fW32ZzP3Aw4Eubs59B; this is the address of bitstamp.net, and it *should* fill that in. At that point you'll be able to see an order book for BTC bitstamp.net / XRP or USD bitstamp.net / XRP. Both of them are *extremely* sparse right now; liquidity should increase over time.

The order book isn't sparse. It is empty.

Furthermore, if you trade for BTC how can you withdraw these?

[flower1024]

Sorry to go off topic but I can't seem to find any kind of market or current exchange rate for XRP, could someone point me in the right direction?

If you have a ripple.com account (funded or not) you can go to the Advanced -> Trade tab. Pick BTC/XRP or USD/XRP from the dropdown menu and select change issuer to set the issuer to rvYAfWj5gh67oV6fW32ZzP3Aw4Eubs59B; this is the address of bitstamp.net, and it *should* fill that in. At that point you'll be able to see an order book for BTC bitstamp.net / XRP or USD bitstamp.net / XRP. Both of them are *extremely* sparse right now; liquidity should increase over time.

The order book isn't sparse. It is empty.

Furthermore, if you trade for BTC how can you withdraw these?

just make an bitstamp.net account.
there you can deposit or withdraw btc from or to ripple.
afterwards just withdraw btc from bitstamp to your bitcoin address.

are there any other gateways right now?

[JaredR26]

Ripple seems way too sketch for me.