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shit is really ridiculous but hey most people are breed to be negative; and they think they are helping you by telling you negative shit
; Im like dude just stop it; no one is saying we know for sure; no one is saying this shit is going to blow up; we all just saying it seems like a smart investment based off of whats happening; thats it;
Nah its actually at .00029000
You have to look at the PASC/BTC chart
Not the PASC/USD dollar chart
The price is going up & down constantly though
Traders are doing "pump & dumps"
shit is really ridiculous but hey most people are breed to be negative; and they think they are helping you by telling you negative shit
Exactly, Needs to change his name to Debbie Downer
I only bought 2k
i was confused because it was showing -100% this am. My strategy is to find the ones that lost a lot of value. Buy them low and sell them when they go up. I saw the value double in less than 30 minutes. By the time I was able to transfer some more money to convert to BTC it had jumped to the price I bought it at (that was about 10am and still climbing). If I had more cash laying around, I would have bought 8k
I am thinking about selling my Ripple for a minute to get some more of this PASC. Ripple has not really moved much for me yet
Man fuck poloniex. They don't fuck with NY
Just say you are from some place else... I did and I'm in.
How? Don't you have to register your government like bitstamp? Also what happens when you want to withdraw down the line
I'm assuming you can transfer your currency to btc and send to another exchange (where you are verified) when you cash out. To transfer in is easy. They did not have the extensive verification that I had to do for coinbase, gatehub, bitstamp, etc.
Wow really? So would I be able to buy xrp on there? I haven't checked
You can't be dissing companies about NY. It's NY that's who's regulating these coins. You need to watch them flicks CurtDawg posted. Explains how the very lawmaker who made the dumb ass law, left office almost the next day and opened a consulting firm so he could make money off companies trying to get into NY for coins.
I wouldn't. So far I've gotten a better rate at Gatehub. I just started messing with it so, maybe some other more experienced peeps can answer. I buy mostly on Coinbase to Gatehub.
Sick
shit is really ridiculous but hey most people are breed to be negative; and they think they are helping you by telling you negative shit
I was under the impression that this was done with and we were agreeing to disagree, yet neither of you have proven my statement to be false and youre still discussing this.
For all the energy you are putting into name calling like children, you could have simply backed your statements up with facts a long time ago. I even offered to give you XRP or another cc if you proved your statement to be correct. You clearly can't do that and aren't man enough to just say I made a mistake.
This isn't about being negative about xrp which I'm currently holding and have been. As I've stated before It's about stopping misinformation.I agree that the risk is little of nothing for some of us when compared to the reward, but how can it be a smart investment if part of your reasoning for investing is/was misleading.
End of the day I invested based off what I know to be the risk and potential xrp has.like I stated before you may have the intelligence to research and understand what you are reading but others my simple hear about a chance to make a better life for themselves and neglect to do their own due diligence.
Nah its actually at .00029000
You have to look at the PASC/BTC chart
Not the PASC/USD dollar chart
The price is going up & down constantly though
Traders are doing "pump & dumps"
Hey where can We buy PASC?
I don't think the hostility towards you is based on your information. I think it has to do with your approach. Yours seems negative. Listen, there are no such things as a definite when buying and trading. Everything is damn near a gamble. Your approach is more of a discouragement.
put me down too. but I want to personally vet the funds manager/company.
I get where you are coming from and I appreciate what you are saying , but truthfully how would you have done it?
Im not even going to ask you to read all of my post, but I don't see anything I said as negative in the sense of trying to discourage others. At no point and time did I tell anyone not to buy or that there is no chance xrp was going be used nor did I disrespect anyone when responding.
Others in the theard have made positive opinions about XRP and I haven't said a word to them. The difference is that they were clearly stating their opinion about where they thought XRP was going and not presenting their statements as facts. If they did, the statements were supported or I was aware.
In this instance, they feel like their dream is under attack, so it doesn't matter how I would have approached the situation.
I've been open the entire time and honestly still open to hearing facts.i even went as far as saying I'd compensate you for your time and they could look at it as A me agreeing to be wrong and B apologizing for wasting their time. The second option was just to agree to disagree and that didn't happen either.
me too
Again it's the approach. @CurtDawg posted some positives and negatives but his approach was justified. Look, I welcome any negatives when it comes to the buy and sell game especially this. It helps me gauge how much I should invest against gains and losses. My only concern with this is it's been on the market since 12 but has never reached $1.
However looking at the big picture this is still a new market and anything can happen especially if banks are involved. The fact the price is still low allows some to take their time investing. A $1000 investment at the current price nets you over 150k shares. If xrp ever hits a measly $5 which is potentially very possible,you're a millionaire. That alone merits this thread.
Exactly....but enough of that talk; how many ripples you got bro??
I was at 59k yesterday today at 58. I was flipping till I realized the price went down. Expected. I'm only going to cap it at $600 and look into buying Moreno and Ethereum. Also, these wire transfers fees are annoying the shit out of me.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wi...cryptocurrency-choice-fire/amp/?client=safari
Keep hope alive for ripple. It can happen at any moment
Keep hope alive for ripple. It can happen at any moment
It's gonna happen ninjas just gonna be salty they didn't get MORE when it's all said and done
Bank of England Chief: DLT Could 'Reshape' Banking
Stan Higgins (@mpmcsweeney) | Published on January 25, 2017 at 20:06 GMT
NEWS
Distributed ledger tech could "reshape" banking, Bank of England chief Mark Carney said today.
The G-20 international organization is hosting a conference on finance and digitalization this week, with blockchain and distributed ledgers forming one of the event’s central themes. The event is being hosted in Germany, in the city of Wiesbaden.
Carney, who also acts as chair of the Financial Stability Board – the group of central banks and finance ministers that is conducting its own blockchain research – touched on both the UK central bank’s work with the tech as well as some of the broader implications for the banking sector.
The Bank of England has played a leading role amongst institutions of its kind in testing concepts for a central bank-issued digital currency. Other central banks, including those from Canada, Japan, Russia and the European Union, among others, have explored similar initiatives.
According to Carney, such a launch would carry benefits – and costs.
He told conference attendees:
"On some levels this is appealing; people would have direct access to the ultimate risk-free asset. In the extreme, however, it could fundamentally reshape banking including by sharply increasing liquidity risk for traditional banks."
One use case Carney highlighted in his speech – settlement – has been the subject of attention at the Bank of England. Just under a year ago, Minouche Shafik, the central bank's deputy governor for markets and banking, suggested that the tech was on the table as the Bank of England considers upgrades to its settlement systems.
According to Carney, central banks could see some advantages in relying on the tech for this purpose.
"Emerging technologies, such as distributed ledger, could in future offer significant gains in the accuracy, efficiency and security of processes across payments, clearing and settlement as well as better regulatory compliance," he told attendees. "In the process, tens of billions of dollars of capital may be saved and resilience could be significantly improved."
Stan Higgins (@mpmcsweeney) | Published on January 25, 2017 at 20:06 GMT
NEWS
Distributed ledger tech could "reshape" banking, Bank of England chief Mark Carney said today.
The G-20 international organization is hosting a conference on finance and digitalization this week, with blockchain and distributed ledgers forming one of the event’s central themes. The event is being hosted in Germany, in the city of Wiesbaden.
Carney, who also acts as chair of the Financial Stability Board – the group of central banks and finance ministers that is conducting its own blockchain research – touched on both the UK central bank’s work with the tech as well as some of the broader implications for the banking sector.
The Bank of England has played a leading role amongst institutions of its kind in testing concepts for a central bank-issued digital currency. Other central banks, including those from Canada, Japan, Russia and the European Union, among others, have explored similar initiatives.
According to Carney, such a launch would carry benefits – and costs.
He told conference attendees:
"On some levels this is appealing; people would have direct access to the ultimate risk-free asset. In the extreme, however, it could fundamentally reshape banking including by sharply increasing liquidity risk for traditional banks."
One use case Carney highlighted in his speech – settlement – has been the subject of attention at the Bank of England. Just under a year ago, Minouche Shafik, the central bank's deputy governor for markets and banking, suggested that the tech was on the table as the Bank of England considers upgrades to its settlement systems.
According to Carney, central banks could see some advantages in relying on the tech for this purpose.
"Emerging technologies, such as distributed ledger, could in future offer significant gains in the accuracy, efficiency and security of processes across payments, clearing and settlement as well as better regulatory compliance," he told attendees. "In the process, tens of billions of dollars of capital may be saved and resilience could be significantly improved."
Dam Fatcom is already up to $3; and Maidsafe is still at .12 though...
ya I was thinking the same earlier this week
What do you guys feel about Maidsafe and Factom?? also, If someone wanted to buy those; were would they look at??
I appreciate the feedback. You stated that curt dogs response was justified. Exactly what made my statements unjustified? Keep in mind that my initial response was something like I don't think your statement is factual; nothing more or less. This automatically gives the person the chance to say either that was just their opinion, correct themselves or give them a chance to back their statements up with facts to support their stance.neither event happened so I moved forward with my counter argument and like most debates it moved slightly off topic but related to the topic.
Interesting...where to buy Factom or Maidsafe...
Poloniex
Ok cool; what you think about them though?
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