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>>23950689

>>23858314
I started buying at .40, I didn’t care much about crypto post 2017 bubble, and yes I’ve held BTC, ETH and LINK. I’m averaging at .18 right now and I’ve sold about 2k worth of profits to pay bills. I’m absolutely comfy.
>>23858379
XRP will not continue to dump forever. If you looked into ISO20022 you’d understand. It’s designed to be a stablecoin and it’s been referred as a stablecoin multiple times in bank documents. I don’t believe it’ll go to 2k but I’m absolutely comfy knowing XRP will not disappear because of regulations. Do you have any idea how many “solid” projects will disappear because they won’t be able to prove themselves worthy and legitimate to govern agencies? It’s coming. A US digital dollar and a digital Euro cannot coexist with shitcoins.

>>23577042
It’s also a fintech Cold War. China has the digital yuan. They’re pushing it on their people, many people have revived digital gibs from China and they even have they own govt app for payments. There’s parts of China that don’t even accept paper cash, they all use digital currencies. China is winning so far and NATO is seething, but they’ve been working on CBDCs for years behind closed doors.

>>23571264
Bank B won’t accept bank A’s CBDS because it’s fully centralized and controlled by bank A. Come on I thought we were through this already. Fuckin brainlet newfags.

>>23385121
You’re being politie with the refute so I’m just gonna tell you this; the fud you’re saying is intertwined with a bunch of other misconceptions as to what XRP is designed to do, which is to be a bridge asset. It doesn’t aim to be THE global currency, it’s going to be a bridge asset for CBDCs, it will provide liquidity and allow for interoperability between CBDCs which from the meeting you can conclude many countries are developing.
Note that distributed ledger technologies, which was mentioned numerous times, was literally patented by Ripple and was donated to the World Wide Web Consortium.

Making a thread for xrp
What’s new?
> Chris G director of the digital dollar project is pro ripple xrp
>Fed document mentions xrp
>Judy Shelton likes xrp post (coincidence maybe?)
> Judy Shelton passed senate and is going to feds (gold standard inbound?)
> July 4th coincidence of xrp, gold, silver trading at #s of 1776.

Anything more? Please don’t fud linkies.

The Matthew Mellon story doesn’t seem like a whole lot of larp....

>>20630890
You’re retarded an article from 2018, shut the fuck op weak fud. Go back to wage caging lmao.
>>20630978
This.

>>20594927
Hey nig read the comment above and you’ll understand you’re a retard.

Reminder that tomorrow is National XRP day

>>20493384
>not knowing about distributed ledger technologies

Every person in power talks about the use of XRP. Every time they open their mouths and say DLT they’re talking about this
>>20493406
>grasping on to antiquated chinkcoin
How does $0 after cryptocurrency regulations sound?

Jesus Christ kill yourself

>>20370569
Because they’re going to buy TRILLIONS worth of XRP. It’s the most effective way to settle money crossborder. Ripple literally invented interledger protocol.