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Author Topic: Why is ripple still considered and accepted as "decentral" cryptocurrency?  (Read 98 times)
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December 25, 2017, 06:05:16 AM
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why do people accept ripple among other cryptocurrencies and list it still on coinmarketcap?

ripple is very different

1. ripple is owned and opperated by the current national currency printers, they are not in a just competition, they print money and pump their token, they also print money to market their token, they are not in a just competition with other groups.

2. ripple uses "bitlicense" to demonise and alienate other token, and promotes silently the ban of other cryptocurrencies.

3. ripple banksters want to be the "capital of societies" meaning they want to print their "ripple" or (rip off token) while others sell their precious lifetime for it, at the same time they want to ban all other "capitalists" from their "sphere of capital" how they see it.

4. ripple banksters where the same people that considered bitcoin illegal and made bitcoin and many other first cryptocurrencies anonymous projects in the first place.


why is the crypto community blind to those facts, and is accepting ripple like any other cryptocurrency,

the biggest problem what you all miss is that ripple is jepordising with its printing and pumping the currently working national currencies.

so drop ripple and ignore it, it should be considered its special nature not be listed in coinmarket cap, ripple is scam and not decentral.

regards


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