Official BGOL Crypto Currency Thread ★★★★★


this what we gotta keep our fingers crossed for...


Warming to cryptocurrency

Ripple initially released the ILP in October 2015, at a time when banks were even more wary about doing business with cryptocurrencies and had only just begun to explore non-cryptocurrency applications of blockchain technology.

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.


Bitcoin is one of the most widely used and one of the most well-known ledgers,” said Thomas. “So any interoperability protocol has to be measured by [whether] it supports bitcoin, if it supports XRP, if it supports ethereum.”
 
this what we gotta keep our fingers crossed for...


Warming to cryptocurrency

Ripple initially released the ILP in October 2015, at a time when banks were even more wary about doing business with cryptocurrencies and had only just begun to explore non-cryptocurrency applications of blockchain technology.

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.


Bitcoin is one of the most widely used and one of the most well-known ledgers,” said Thomas. “So any interoperability protocol has to be measured by [whether] it supports bitcoin, if it supports XRP, if it supports ethereum.”

I'm not saying tbe are abandoning the coin but they sure dont show too much interest in pushing it after they
this what we gotta keep our fingers crossed for...


Warming to cryptocurrency

Ripple initially released the ILP in October 2015, at a time when banks were even more wary about doing business with cryptocurrencies and had only just begun to explore non-cryptocurrency applications of blockchain technology.

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.


Bitcoin is one of the most widely used and one of the most well-known ledgers,” said Thomas. “So any interoperability protocol has to be measured by [whether] it supports bitcoin, if it supports XRP, if it supports ethereum.”

Exactly, This is why I sold 25%
BEST MOVE I ever made cause I'm getting money from DGB, SC & BURST
Now, I'm now NOT saying they are abandoning the coin but it sure seems like it's the ugly short troll of the family
Maybe they have other plans? Who knows?......I'm still holding a significant amount
Meantime next coin to go up will be SC #BankIt
 
this what we gotta keep our fingers crossed for...


Warming to cryptocurrency

Ripple initially released the ILP in October 2015, at a time when banks were even more wary about doing business with cryptocurrencies and had only just begun to explore non-cryptocurrency applications of blockchain technology.

Since the launch, banks have shown increasing interest in working with a wide range of distributed, shared databases and specifically blockchains, even if their willingness to transact in cryptocurrency remains largely stifled by concerns surrounding know-your-customer (KYC) compliance.

Ripple has, in part, helped overcome this reluctance by working with banks to build a wide range of early-stage products relying on its distributed ledger technology, but not its native currency.

Going forward though, that could change if the hesitance surrounding cryptocurrency lessens. This seems likely, because some banks around the world have already begun accommodating bitcoin companies that want to open fiat accounts. Ripple itself has even started building bank applications that rely on XRP, so the company seems to be preparing for a future of much broader acceptance.


Bitcoin is one of the most widely used and one of the most well-known ledgers,” said Thomas. “So any interoperability protocol has to be measured by [whether] it supports bitcoin, if it supports XRP, if it supports ethereum.”

I'm a little confused, is this a good or bad thing?
 
I'm a little confused, is this a good or bad thing?

depends on your outlook...basically it's says right now early in the game banks are relying on the tech (ripple) but not so much the coin (XRP) but that could soon change and there is evidence of that in the form of banks working w/ bitcoin companies and ripple creating bank apps that do rely on XRP

I said it a few weeks back in this thread (maybe days this thread moves so fucking fast)...they haven't created billions of coins for nothing...they expect the shit to be heavily used...I think they have a true vision for ripple and XRP...I don't think their commitment to XRP should even be questioned @ this point...it's just a matter of whether or not they can get banks to share their vision

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I used to look @ bitcoin as an "enemy" of XRP but as/if bitcoin continues to grow and becomes widely adopted/accepted that could ultimately help XRP...bitcoin transactions are far too slow...and that's were XRP comes in
 
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depends on your outlook...basically it's says right now early in the game banks are relying on the tech (ripple) but not so much the coin (XRP) but that could soon change and there is evidence of that in the form of banks working w/ bitcoin companies and ripple creating bank apps that do rely on XRP

Thanks!
 
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That's one of those cheap coins it's easy to buy and set aside. $100 will get you 10k worth. I say buy and hold along with RDD and Verge right now.

Really like siacoin after reading more about it. I have an old PC with plenty storage lying about , will boot it this weekend and install sia software and start allowing people to rent the storage on it thus earning me some siacoins. :D
 
Hmmm I see DGB and NEM kinda similar.......I can see DGB getting to 20-25 cents........then settling right there base on market supply and value. I think NEM has a much better long term outlook. DGB is going to be a HELL of a RIDE this week.

Also I think Verge (XVG) has a much better outlook than RDD coin.

anybody got info on SC and Burst??
 
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Word?? Is this new news? If so I need to grab some SC then.

ya siacoin has been mentioned a lot in here...might be a slow storm coming...ramped it up 100k+ last nite...I just need one of these 100k coin stashes I'm sitting on to hit $5-10
 
Also I'm seeing that people are ok with polo again ? I mean The Godfather of this shit has a few mill on polo. Have they fixed there issues as in is it safe to use then for all alt coins except XRP? It's just so much easier and nicer platform then bittrex
 
ya siacoin has been mentioned a lot in here...might be a slow storm coming...ramped it up 100k+ last nite...I just need one of these 100k coin stashes I'm sitting on to hit $5-10

That is what I'm talking about just one I ain't greedy lol..

Can't believe I missed the straits boat
 
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Hmmm I see DGB and NEM kinda similar.......I can see DGB getting to 20-25 cents........then settling right there base on market supply and value. I think NEM has a much better long term outlook. DGB is going to be a HELL of a RIDE this week.

Also I think Verge (XVG) has a much better outlook than RDD coin.

anybody got info on SC and Burst??

You can ALWAYS tell if a coin is serious. RDD is supposed to be a social network coin
yet don't consistently post ON SOCIAL NETWORKS???!!! #DeadGiveaWay
 
ya siacoin has been mentioned a lot in here...might be a slow storm coming...ramped it up 100k+ last nite...I just need one of these 100k coin stashes I'm sitting on to hit $5-10

I researched Siacoin before there is lot of comp in that data storage space coin......so i backed off of them. I do notice that everytime DGB rises so does SIAcoin dont know why that is.
 

Listen, I was hardcore Ripple/XRP...trust me.
Time to spread your options just in case. I don't wanna get holding the bag
That's way I spent 25% and look....I'm making a killing on DGB & SC
I would not have been able to cop 1 million out my pocket so I used XRP money
 
I researched Siacoin before there is lot of comp in that data storage space coin......so i backed off of them. I do notice that everytime DGB rises so does SIAcoin dont know why that is.

ya cats have mentioned how heavily linked those 2 coins seem to be
 
I researched Siacoin before there is lot of comp in that data storage space coin......so i backed off of them. I do notice that everytime DGB rises so does SIAcoin dont know why that is.

Sia has cheaper service than them and has better technology. They only have TWO coins that they competing with
MAID & STORJ, and they WAY more than SC right now. Coin is undervalued by far
 
Listen, I was hardcore Ripple/XRP...trust me.
Time to spread your options just in case. I don't wanna get holding the bag
That's way I spent 25% and look....I'm making a killing on DGB & SC
I would not have been able to cop 1 million out my pocket so I used XRP money

I'm in 12 coins right now and growing and eating off DGB/SC too...we just have different stances on XRP...that's it
 
IF you gonna do a data storage look at GNT Golem.....much better than SC in my opinion. However for a short term gains......SC is a great option. Also there is STOJ coin too. But SC is ahead of them and GNT is ahead of both of them.
 
Sia has cheaper service than them and has better technology. They only have TWO coins that they competing with
MAID & STORJ, and they WAY more than SC right now. Coin is undervalued by far

Cool thanks but what about GNT Golem.....their tech is great as well. But if amazon partners with SC that could be great for SC. Golem look ahead right now though
 
ya cats have mentioned how heavily linked those 2 coins seem to be

Only cause they've both was bottom feeders for a while. then when all the coins were delisted
those were the only cheap ones left under 100 satoshi.
So that psychological aspect play deeps....when you looked at DGB you saw SC
when you looked at SC you saw DGB....I think that's how they were "linked"
 
I'm in 12 coins right now and growing and eating off DGB/SC too...we just have different stances on XRP...that's it

Ok Cool, just let me know when they big up XRP
Cause I'm still waiting.
Advice - 12 coins is too much. 5 coins tops max out on all
that was my method. Only good coins of substance though.
Just my opinion dogz
 
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