You start to become less patient with haters or hate talk when you get caked up...Just my experience
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You start to become less patient with haters or hate talk when you get caked up...Just my experience
He's just typing bullshit after bullshit.$10k? My dude at one point last year my Ripple bag was six figures alone!
Y'all do know cats had like 50k ripple for $200 last January? It was about $0.0067 yes less than one penny
Our test the market money made a lot of people rich
Don't buy off amazon. Buy off the original site.
almost a full year later I walked into my boss’ office and put in my notice...today’s my last dayso much respect to all those who fueled this thread and continue to do so
All that work in crypto paid off! Cats don't even realize how far folks have come up.
And yes, a group does make this shit a lot easier. Especially when it's one of the best in the game.
Tron looking for round two! Be smart fellas don't go all in and take profits off the table if it goes 100%.
Sounds counterintuitive but this isn't a race it's a marathon.
Even if you believe in a coin be smart and protect your capital.
Leaving your interest on the table allows you to hold through downturns much easier.
Sounds counterintuitive but this isn't a race it's a marathon.
Even if you believe in a coin be smart and protect your capital.
Leaving your interest on the table allows you to hold through downturns much easier.
Y'all do know cats had like 50k ripple for $200 last January? It was about $0.0067 yes less than one penny
Our test the market money made a lot of people rich
This ^^. We all bought XRP back then. I didn't put enough to have 6 figures then, but I do have them now. If I only had 10K worth of crypto by now I'd jump out a fucking window.
Don't worry there is always another ride just have to learn when to pay for your seat.
Just like legalmoney said, there's always the next wave. My biggest returns were in coins other than XRP. But like you already know, you just have to buy a good coin when it's low and try not to listen to people shilling popular coins when they're high. There's great info in this thread but it tends to get lost. There's also been a lot of bad advice in this thread since December for the new guys and that tends to make the most noise.
Man congrats! Full time day trader now? I put the money I took out last summer into opening a payday loan company. We are licensed but I am not to the point that I can quit my gig yet. That is motivation man!almost a full year later I walked into my boss’ office and put in my notice...today’s my last day
MEW for your ERC20 coins
Neon wallet for others
Boats keep coming. Some quality projects and governments said they embracing blockchain. 2018 is going to be the year for the battle of the platforms. The quality platforms are still fucking babies crawling. They going to see a major influx of dApps this year.
Thx bruh, researching Neon now
I'm not surprised that cat quit. I remember when GAS went live on Binance. I posted on BGOL like the minute he did. Think we both got in around $5 or so. He was also up on BNB when it was around 10-30 cents and I believe we both got in on WTC around $1 or so. I panic sold, but I'm pretty sure he held during the China FUD. He earned his stripes. Solid flips.
I know he hated that one project he got into in the summer instead of NEO, but he bounced back into quitting his job. Just shows what cats can do in this game.
These wallet only accept certain coins.
Where can i store my trx xlm fun and much more that these wallets dont support
Yeah, that's why I'm hesitant to order the ledger nano, because XRP is the only coin I own that it can hold.
TRX and FUN can be stored on myether. ERC-20 tokens go with myether. Can find XLM wallets on the official website.
Myetherwallet supports ERC20 tokens TRX, and FUN are all Supported......Check it Out!! XLM might have a their own wallet
The Nano S holds most of the coins discussed here. If it’s ER20 based it will hold it. XLM, BTC, pretty much all my coins.
The ledger supports XLM, you have to use stellar's site as a middle man.
Oh ok, I was going by the list on their website, it was only like 20 coins.
The neon wallet will only work for Nep5 tokens built on the neo platform
Anybody using The official Ethereum Wallet?
I don't trust the infighting between myeth and my crypto
Ethereum Project Home page
I don't trust the infighting between myeth and my crypto
Ethereum Project Home page
Peace to whoever liked an old post from last January when we were all debating whether to go in on NSR, BBR, and PASC!Goes to show you a hyped coin today is worthless tomorrow!
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170205/
Take a look at the market cap last February - Eth was $11, Neo was $0.13, Strat was $0.08.
A lot more shit coins this year but don't worry about missing a coin. That will kill you. Let go of FOMO and find one you believe in with good fundamentals.
Also, if the ERC20 not listed on MEW, Google the coin because you c an likely add manually
I'm not surprised that cat quit. I remember when GAS went live on Binance. I posted on BGOL like the minute he did. Think we both got in around $5 or so. He was also up on BNB when it was around 10-30 cents and I believe we both got in on WTC around $1 or so. I panic sold, but I'm pretty sure he held during the China FUD. He earned his stripes. Solid flips.
I know he hated that one project he got into in the summer instead of NEO, but he bounced back into quitting his job. Just shows what cats can do in this game.
Yeah I remember him and NEO and WTC...at the point of WTC, I had taken out most of my XRP. I only has WGR, XLM, and some other coins that eventually woke up. I still gate missing those plus BNB...I did get in on Neblio when it first dropped!
Very long read, but a must read if you're holding xrp
The Ripple story
Introduction
On 4 January 2018, the Ripple (XRP) price reached a high of $3.31, an incredible gain of 51,709% since the start of 2017. This represented a market capitalization of $331 billion, putting Ripple’s valuation in the same league as Google, Apple, Facebook, Alibaba, and Amazon — the largest tech giants in the world. According to [URL='http://archive.is/cK5QC']Forbes, Chris Larsen, the executive chairman of Ripple, owns 17% of the company and controls 5.19 billion XRP, worth around $50 billion at the time of the peak, making him one of the richest people in the world. Despite this incredible valuation, many of the market participants do not appear to know much about Ripple’s history or the technology behind it. In this piece, we provide an overview of the history of Ripple and look at some of its technical underpinnings.
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The dispute and the Bitstamp Ripple freeze incident
In 2015, Ripple took advantage of the Ripple freeze feature instituted in August 2014. The Bitstamp gateway froze funds belonging to a family member of Jed McCaleb. Some consider this ironic: Ripple originally stated that the freeze feature was implemented to enable gateways to comply with orders from law enforcement yet the first actual usage of the feature appears to have been an order to comply with an instruction from the Ripple company itself, against one of the founders.
What appears to have happened is a family member of McCaleb sold 96 million XRP (perhaps part of the 2 billion XRP given to other family members and not part of the lock-up agreement) back to Ripple for around $1 million. After Ripple acquired the XRP for USD, Ripple appears to have asked Bitstamp to use the Ripple freeze feature to confiscate the $1 million Ripple had just used to buy the tokens. In 2015, Bitstamp took both Ripple and McCaleb to court, to determine the best course of action.
Court documents allege/reveal the following:
https://blog.bitmex.com/the-ripple-story/
The Ripple story
Introduction
On 4 January 2018, the Ripple (XRP) price reached a high of $3.31, an incredible gain of 51,709% since the start of 2017. This represented a market capitalization of $331 billion, putting Ripple’s valuation in the same league as Google, Apple, Facebook, Alibaba, and Amazon — the largest tech giants in the world. According to [URL='http://archive.is/cK5QC']Forbes, Chris Larsen, the executive chairman of Ripple, owns 17% of the company and controls 5.19 billion XRP, worth around $50 billion at the time of the peak, making him one of the richest people in the world. Despite this incredible valuation, many of the market participants do not appear to know much about Ripple’s history or the technology behind it. In this piece, we provide an overview of the history of Ripple and look at some of its technical underpinnings.
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The dispute and the Bitstamp Ripple freeze incident
In 2015, Ripple took advantage of the Ripple freeze feature instituted in August 2014. The Bitstamp gateway froze funds belonging to a family member of Jed McCaleb. Some consider this ironic: Ripple originally stated that the freeze feature was implemented to enable gateways to comply with orders from law enforcement yet the first actual usage of the feature appears to have been an order to comply with an instruction from the Ripple company itself, against one of the founders.
What appears to have happened is a family member of McCaleb sold 96 million XRP (perhaps part of the 2 billion XRP given to other family members and not part of the lock-up agreement) back to Ripple for around $1 million. After Ripple acquired the XRP for USD, Ripple appears to have asked Bitstamp to use the Ripple freeze feature to confiscate the $1 million Ripple had just used to buy the tokens. In 2015, Bitstamp took both Ripple and McCaleb to court, to determine the best course of action.
Court documents allege/reveal the following:
- McCaleb had 5.5 billion XRP.
- McCaleb’s two children held 2 billion XRP.
- Another 1.5 billion XRP were held by charitable organizations and other family members.
- In March 2015, Jacob Stephenson, a relative of McCaleb, offered to sell 96 million XRP to Ripple.
- Ripple agreed to pay nearly $1 million to buy the 96 million XRP from Stephenson in a complicated transaction that “manipulated the market” to “improperly inflate the price per XRP of the transaction and mislead other purchasers”. As part of this, Ripple paid more than the cost and asked Stephenson to return an excess amount of $75,000.
- Bitstamp’s chief legal officer was also an advisor to Ripple and as such there was a conflict of interest.
https://blog.bitmex.com/the-ripple-story/
intresting, still hodling on tho....
Nah I can't get in either
I got in on the app
I think the website might be acting up
It didnt work on my mobile but i ain't try on the laptop yet
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