The banks using the token only "own" it for about 4 seconds. Even if the price fluctuates, the use of "transaction insurance" will mean they didn't really "pay" for anything

Each transaction burn rate is at a minimum of 10 drops or 0.000001 XRP. Other transactions may be 60 drops. The value of the XRP tokens that were made and now owned by Ripple have nothing to do with the

I opened an account trough them and haven't had any problems. My plan for was to buy about 100k$ in crypto then sell it for USD to buy property. I was able to increase the 10k liquitidy limit to 100k without

The first fraction of a bitcoin I bought was when it hit 900$ the first time. I knew I was going to make mistakes but I also knew that if I didn't own any I wouldn't be able to understand how it could

Based on XRP's designated use, what circulating supply do you see as being sufficient to serve its customers?

Hahaha that makes me feel better at 60%. Good to know others are making the same bet.

Agreed, it's also a matter of their hands being some what tied. Sure you can show them the 60% savings but they can't just dive into xRapid and expect all the other institutions to follow. First they dip

Maybe but I don't see that continuing into the future. Often when I see charts that are posted in articles showing the percentage gains of 4 or 5 coins, XRP is off by itself. As time goes on and the crypto

"But who has the courage to keep a position for a year on those markets?" Those markets would be lucky to see that kind of return but not everyone can take the risk. I think about this every

I agree 100% about having a plan, but having a plan that involves numbers is where I'd make a suggestion. For me, some coins are traders and some you wanna hold. I don't focus too much on a number but

I'd go further and say their goal is to say "trust them".

Id rather lose 1k or make a million. HODFL

Dang it, what happened?

Dang, only 30 cents? Hope you were able to hold on to $3.

Looking that deep into the project is too hard. It's much easier to look at the market cap and holler centralized token. I bought XRP because I'm a nerd for money mechanics, not because equity shares of

Not sure I follow you on the volume part. Bithumb with 27% of the market had higher volume earlier in December around the .47 cent level and has been significantly less since then despite the price increase.

One could say the "never made money if you didn't sell" makes sense, but what if I already made money by selling my fiat?

I'd say cash out your initial investment, plus a little interest earned? and let the rest ride. Its all a confidence game. I bought my first .1BTC when it hit $900 the first time. I knew I was getting

But I am not a robot. I keep hearing people toss around the coin vs token as if it's the anointed vs the slaves. Take XRP, so what if its a token. If Chuck-e-Cheese could do what Ripple does then yes,

Dang, it's about time someone did their homework. Impressive to say the least. The issue I take with banks is fractional reserve lending with debt-based fiat.