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February 14, 2020, 03:33:07 PM
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To be honest, it doesn't look as alive as it did before and I think that people are slowly but surely realizing that it's a bad investment. True, it's still floating but it's not going to last.
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March 02, 2020, 11:24:24 AM
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well, bitstorage exchange does trust XRP as it was listed at the exchange not so long ago. bitstorage is not big exchange so it wouldn't list XRP, if XRP was dead
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March 02, 2020, 11:30:38 AM
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No matter how ridiculous a project is if you have enough money you can keep the project alive, this is what's happening in Ripple's case, but I fear it won't last for long

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March 02, 2020, 12:18:35 PM
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No matter how ridiculous a project is if you have enough money you can keep the project alive, this is what's happening in Ripple's case, but I fear it won't last for long
That's really match with the condition on ripple when this coin has no utility usage and the developers are still dumping their money that they got it from the market to make ripple alive. Crypto is about the competition for a project with a good product will be survive no matter what happen with the market.
Look at how many already spent by this company to do so many marketing and cooperation to make the coin seems a healthy coin right now.
Money matters a lot in this case.

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March 02, 2020, 12:21:47 PM
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Many don't like XRP yet it is one of the coins that won't just die, even being ridiculed it keeps maintaining its growth, partnership and so on. Yes XRP isn't what is known as a good platform when taking into account decentralized platforms but on the other hand it has been performing well than most altcoins. In my own opinion, XRP won't die anytime soon until the crypto space understands what it means to be decentralized and only then will the attention be shifted to projects which are decentralized and are worth it.

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March 02, 2020, 02:57:25 PM
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No matter how ridiculous a project is if you have enough money you can keep the project alive, this is what's happening in Ripple's case, but I fear it won't last for long

It not only that, XRP is not as bad as what people are thinking about it.  It may have slumped in weeks or months but that is how the market flows. XRP has one of the fastest and cheapest transactions in blockchain and I still think that there are still a lot of develoments coming in the future.
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March 02, 2020, 03:36:47 PM
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No matter how ridiculous a project is if you have enough money you can keep the project alive, this is what's happening in Ripple's case, but I fear it won't last for long

It not only that, XRP is not as bad as what people are thinking about it.  It may have slumped in weeks or months but that is how the market flows. XRP has one of the fastest and cheapest transactions in blockchain and I still think that there are still a lot of develoments coming in the future.

Agree with both the aspects (transaction speed/cost and development). But still I am one of the most vocal detractors of XRP here in Bitcointalk. My opposition to XRP has nothing to do with the technology or the cost. The reason I hate XRP is because it is just the opposite of the original cryptocurrency which was invented by Satoshi. He had invented Bitcoin, which is decentralized and well-distributed. On the other hand Ripple is centralized and most of the supply is owned by a handful of individuals.
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