XRP

Ornery-Tax9469

And yet, every post on here regarding XRP is the opposite. Are the XRP shill-posts in the room with us right now?

cryptolipto

I’ve been saying this for years now but it seems like people are finally coming around and accepting it. Lots of arguments with the nano community, but every volatile asset will lose out to stablecoins. It doesn’t matter if it’s nano, XRP, XLM, Ltc, BTC, or anything else. The genius bill paved the way for stablecoins to be used legally, and that’s what is happening

andys811

What d you mean? And I'm not surprised the only alt you mentioned is XRP based on your lack of sense, You one of them XRP $1k+? 😭

Emergency_Egg1281

Alts will run if BTC GOES UNDER 70K. then XRP and all the others will run.

Strange_Still3353

No XRP is a scam

Advanced-Kale2014

Altcoins that tend to survive cycles are usually the ones with real use, strong communities, and active development. Coins like Ethereum, Cardano, XRP, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, and Chainlink have lasting utility, smart contracts, DeFi, payments, or infrastructure, so they keep relevance even when hype fades. Smaller coins can survive too if they solve real problems or have a loyal community, but flashy or purely memetic coins usually disappear once the cycle ends.

buddies2705

thats the biggest shit exist in crypto, no on use their token.. they exist from 12 years and tell me a signle time you actually saw usage of XRP

sluglife1987

Never said you couldn’t make money but it’s getting harder. Also if you buy this mini crash you will get wrecked look at this chart and where we are in the cycle, this thing is going to sub 1 dollar and likely even less than that. But also it’s not an investment really, nothing of value is being created , no value is being driven back to the token holder, you are literally holding it and your only intention is to sell it to someone else at a higher price. There is no innovation happening compared to what’s happening the stock market at the moment. . This has been reflected in the prices last 2-3 years, people have been waiting for retail to buy their bags. But if you bought XRP with the intention of selling to retail you are in for a shock because you are retail. Retail is starting to wise up to crypto. It promised so much and delivered so little to date. We need a good flush out of all the vapor ware (99% of crypto) we need some proper innovation that drives value back to the token holder and makes people want to hold crypto more than a few weeks/months. This bear market will be biblical and lots of these legacy coins will struggle to break their all time highs again.

BrilliantWolverine64

True be XRP will be at 3.50 by Feb or higher and 10.00 or higher by July or August 2026

Suspicious-Local-901

XRP is shit, most of Crypto is shit. Buy Bitcoin

sluglife1987

And what does that tell you about crypto in general? My criticism of XRP was not an endorsement of other shit coins

Crawsh

The argument goes that banks will never use another bank's crypto, which makes sense. Whether XRP is a more attractive alternative is another matter.

sluglife1987

Xrp and most of crypto has always been trash. Speculation and naive investors pumped the price but people are starting to catch on. Crypto and especially coins like XRP are having an emperors new clothes moment and people are starting to catch on. A lot of those coins are going to have horrible bear markets and struggle to go past all time high again. XRP barely broke it’s all time high from 2017

RexDraco

XRP was one of the coins that made me tinfoil hatty. It definitely has had some cold War applications but it didn't land, so whoever was pushing it will just move on to the next thing, like taxing the hell out of crypto currency. This is assuming it was even for that, I could just be wrong. It isn't a good crutch though and it definitely isn't if it isn't true. 

sluglife1987

You could have bought xrp at $2-$3 in 2017, almost a decade ago, and you would be sitting at a loss. Think about that for a second, think if all the assets that would have outperformed XRP. Think about the btc or eth price in that time. Xrp is a shit coin it barely tagged it’s all time high from 8 years ago, you may as well have just invested in the S & P or any other index fund

AmphoePai

I had this guy at work (IT Manager, very smart guy) who told me, he doesn't invest in anything besides XRP. No MSCI World, no Bitcoin, every Dollar goes straight to XRP because he believes so much in it and his children will inherit his XRP. So I was convinced and bought a little, made some big losses. It doesn't even fall like BTC/ETH/SOL, gravity seems to pull it down without any support. Next time I saw him, I asked how is his XRP doing. Oh he sold the top months ago. That's basically what XRP is, a giant scam.

EwokGeneral

In regards to XRP ETF's boosting price, currently all that XRP is being bought OTC and not impacting retail traders currently.   Apparently OTC supply is like 2billion ish remaining (doyr, hard to find consistent info on this) but if the ETF inflows can stay roughly positive 2 years or so you could legitimately make a case for a supply shock situation.  Everyone will bring up the fact that ripple releases 1billion XRP from escrow every month (as they should) but most fail to mention that 600-700 million of that gets locked back up into escrow. Those amounts are moved to the back of the line and can not be unlocked until enough time has passed, however ive seen some interesting things about them becoming available for pre purchase (OTC increasing supply to handle ETF inflows.)  Its definitely a balancing act in terms of long term adoption and maintaining momentum - I think a case *could* be made that XRP rises medium-long term but who really knows.  In terms of ripple being granted approval for their bank, I think the biggest thing this helps is solidified  trust from insitutions to help push adoption (one thing ripple really needs to ignite) to really start being able to scale.  Xrps best hope is ripple actually getting adopted and used, xrp stands to benefit from this from the On Demand Liquidity avenue as a use case when operating through ripple.  It seems like they've laid a lot of ground work within its business acquisitions and how it sees itself becoming successfully in the future, but now that things are actually starting to line up this is probably the last 4 year cycle (2026-2030) it has to prove itself and start being used for its purpose.  Obviously dyor on everything :)

Grangerdanger204

What’s the XRP ETF inflow rate?

Tough-Many-3223

But how much cost odds it for banks to use XRP vs doing their own?

GabeDef

It’s a weird one. Nearly half of it is locked up by the parent company (this is worrisome), it has use cases for international transactions, but it’s not increasing that user base. The parent company has a banking charter, and a system they use, but that system doesn’t really use XRP. As someone said, it can be seen as exit liquidity for the parent company, as much as it can be seen being used on exchanges for international transactions.

Tough-Many-3223

XRP makes the crypto equivalent of the highest selling cars, that is crazy fast and fun to drive?

SkyAdditional4963

\>Why would banks go with XRP? Genuine answer - interbank banking There's no point in banks making up their own coins if there's costs or difficulty in interacting with other banks the interbanking section is absolutely insane money, even tiny costs or difficulties add up that'd be the use case

IronSpine8008

So many alts will be around. Memes will still be sucking liquidity. It will be Bitcoin and Memes and the networks that the memes are made on. BTC, ETH, Sol, and memes. Maybe XRP. It surprised us all, right? Aero also seems to hold up well. Everything else is kind of a joke.

FirewallConsultant

Funny how sentiment flips so fast. XRP was “the future” when it was pumping, now a normal pullback happens and suddenly it’s trash? Volatility is literally how crypto works. If a small dip breaks your conviction, you probably didn’t have any to begin with

-crypto2025hold-

SWIFT has Linea network now. It's already doing what XRP was supposed to do.

-crypto2025hold-

SWIFT partnered with Linea to build their crypto rails and 30 banks like Chase, B of A, Citi, Melon are using it right now. SWIFT doesn't want Ripple XRP so Ripple is its own bank now. Linea will do what everyone thought XRP would do. This is the most bullish crypto there is right now in my opinion. Research it alittle.

emelbard

Ripple has been on the verge of becoming the transaction layer for visa, Mastercard etc for a decade+. The owners just continue to mint more XRP for themselves every time it pumps. It’s never going to be used in the real world like they claim. Stop watching YouTube for crypto advice.

No-Breakfast-8154

1k is a stretch. I’m invested in XRP but I think realistically 200-300 best case scenario. Their market cap is already at 100B. I think we could get to 50 in the next 3-50 years

Escapement_Watch

XRP I heard became a bank recently in the USA? not sure if that is true. I don't follow the coin or invest in it. But that could be something?

GreyBoyTigger

Pair XRP with AMC stock and calls on BYND for maximum pain

Dustyshidaz

XRP already competitors who’s service is newer, faster and cheaper to use such as KTA, also the total supply of XRP is too high

Impossible_Moonwalk

Ya, it’s called XRP

samsimon123

just facts - XLM can do and more what XRP can! PYUSD and USDC can do what XRP can! Even Ripple stable coin now launched can do what XRP can!

iRysk

XRP is a cult. You won’t find one reputable person promoting it. And cult leaders don’t deal in logic

ObjectiveJackfruit35

This is the most XRP kool-aid response I've ever seen.

chrisevox

They're bet is that tokena and tokenb are not inoperable so they need to use XRP.

mrbourgs

Even if you posted about Bitcoin people would sh*t on it. The same people talking trash on XRP were the same talking trash when it was .10c 5 years ago, then .40c 3 years ago and now 1.90 with a recent all time high of 3.65 Just research who bought, currently buying and most importantly using it as we speak instead of asking the opinion of people owning $1000 of crypto which is also their life savings lol

Kontrav3rsi

This isn’t an airport, mate. You don’t have to announce your departures. No one cares, most especially me. You’re a clown, if you’d bought 500 bucks of XRP instead of BTC you’d have: BTC $500 ~$94,345 XRP $500 ~$148,462 Numbers talk, bullshit walks.

Total_Television_942

If institutions are buying XRP and ETF's have done well - these are not stupid meme driven retail players. For the time being, that is good enough for me.

Crypto_Saiyan

Ripple filed to be a bank who cares about other banks. TDS shouldn’t even remotely be reason not to invest into XRP. Should we ignore bitcoin because it’s 8% of trumps net worth. Plus XRP can tokenize way more then just US treasuries like stablecoins

HSuke

No, they're different. No one controls over 50% of BTC's supply and can single-handedly cause its price to dump. People are worried about Saylor owning 3% of the supply. That's like 5% of how much XRP that Ripple owns.

steebulee

U/extra_ad8616 tell them about your XRP gainzzzzz bro!!

HSuke

Would you buy BTC or ETH if a single entity owned over 50% of the entire supply and could dump it slowly over time? That's how much XRP Ripple owns. Every time people buy XRP, they just become more exit liquidity for Ripple.

EastonMeth

What is XRP’s use case over stablecoins?

k_gavivina

Sell everything you have and dump in XRP…. To the moonnnnnn !!!!! Hahahahah

nomoney110

XRP thrives on rumors and a community that invents 10 new rumors every day to feel good about themselves.

No_South_9912

XRP shit too?

NewcastlePLchamps

Banks creating their own stablecoins doesn’t invalidate XRP’s use case

Kontrav3rsi

Lots of misinformation here. Protip: Don’t listen to people that don’t know anything about XRP or Ripple, they are different, *Ripple* the company behind the open source crypto called XRP isn’t trying to make their stablecoin (RLUSD) the only coin out there, that’s never going to happen, and honestly they’ve stated that and it’s unrealistic. Ripple just had a banking charter tentatively approved by the OOC. Ripple has bought a number of companies in the last year, one of which was called “hidden road”, look up the company. They are using their XRPL (the ledger) to facilitate payments across different banks and stable coins. XRP is the liquidly they are going to use. Essentially they want to replace the nostro vostro accounts that banks must use for cross board payments. Imagine this: you, as a banking institution, are required to hold a certain amount of money to clear payments from aboard. Basically this is dead money. With XRP they can use that to provide that “On Demand Liquidity” (ODL) allowing them to invest or lend out that cash instead. XRP has the most successful spot ETFs this year of any ETF with 5 I believe taking in quite a bit of money, which will drive up the price, which banks want to use for liquidity purposes. To allow this XRP has to be expensive to get slippage to a minimum (under .5%). Invest in what you want, do your DD, NFA, but my guess, my gamble— as all crypto is; is that XRP will be a very boring crypto that makes a lot of people that were patient. But certainly don’t listen to the vast majority of people on XRP, 90% of them are BTC maxis that think we will take money away from them. Not the case, we do two completely different things, and they just hate because they loved the hateraid. Also, if you think Trump is only catering to those that bend the knee, which I do, look up who has given millions to his election fund. Who is likely going to be on his crypto board, who the new incoming CFTC chairwoman is and which company she worked for. Ripple is absolutely known by Trump and his family, in fact Eric Trump follows “Good Evening Crypto” an XRP centric YouTube show. That being said, there are some really large numbers out there, look up Jake Claver, he makes some very interesting claims on future price LoL, so definitely take these people with a grain of salt. But TL;DR - I would say that XRP is worth buying as long as you don’t mind boring coins that will likely take a while to get adoption and will likely move to about 12.50 or so. That’s my hope atleast, anything above that is just gravy in my opinion.

Additional_One_2296

If just 10% of the market cap in the XRP cult that may 2× at best I would be a multi billionare Wake Up!

drifterlady

I have a client who wanted advice on how to best manage his $4000 in XRP. He was planning ahead because he knows it's going to $100-1000 a token in January. You heard it here first folks.

drifterlady

I have a client who wanted advice on how to best manage his $4000 in XRP. He was planning ahead because he knows it's going to $100-1000 a token in January. You heard it here first folks.

thistimelineisweird

Why would a Japanese bank want a USD backed token? It would be the same problem as currency, tbh. Banks don't want to be sitting on currency from every country waiting for the next transaction where someone wants it, just like they don't want to be sitting on dozens of different kinds of stablecoins with varying degrees of demand. In theory, a bridge that's used globally will have more demand, and therefore could be transfered far easier in everyday transactions. One bridge in, one bridge out. But you are right that XRP doesn't need a high price for most transactions now. But if it was used at scale, price would likely need to go up relative to circulating supply.  To move $1 billion on XRP at $2 per token, you'd need to access 500 million XRP for some period of time (buying period, transfer time, recipient hold time, etc.). A higher price means less demand on the liquidity, and perhaps more stable price since you're not tying up nearly as much circulating supply in an instant.

HSuke

Ripple, a for-profit company, single-handedly holds 50% of the supply. They could burn 80% of their supply, and they'd still have 200x more XRP (percentage-wise) than the Ethereum Foundation has of ETH. They should divest all of their XRP. Maybe transfer 5% of it to XRPL Foundation, which is the non-profit org responsibile for maintaining the XRPL network. There's no reason they should have that much XRP.

thistimelineisweird

XRP is in the same boat as the rest of crypto. I don't think any of your concerns here wouldn't also apply to literally any other project out there, even Bitcoin. 

Pretend-Plumber

I don't get how people don't understand this. Why would banks go with XRP?

deedopete

Research Jake Claver if you want some XRP hopium, he is a moon boy but if you are holding XRP and want any reason to keep holding he offers some encouragement

No-Masterpiece2246

XRP is mostly a premined scam, rechnology-wise I wouldn't touch it as an investment. But then again, Garlinghouse just got permission from Trump for Ripple "to be a bank". So there may be some pumps in its future. If you want to swim with Blackrock you might get bit, or maybe you can dick-ride them. YMMV.

Dinkledorker

XRP has a thesis that it wants to replace swift. Usd -> xrp -> yen and vice versa for all currencies. My problem with xrp being super fast is. Why does it need to have a high price to do that. A price of 0.0001 could also do it. Token = token. Why wouldn't their stablecoin rlusd be sufficient for this?

rs1971

If I were you, I would cut my losses. I've never understood why anyone would look at XRP as an investment in the first place. Even if it were to gain the wide adoption that its grifting backers have been promising for years, who cares? There is essentially an unlimited supply of the stuff. In the long run it's headed to the same place as all of the other so called 'utility tokens' which es zero.

encognido

Keep holding. You don't have to add to it, just forget about it for now. Bitcoin is in quite a significant dip and due for a pump - according to Trump "before Christmas" XRP to my knowledge is still actively being used, and held by governments. At the very least, wait a few months or however long for Bitcoin to hit new all time highs, and then ask this question again - you'll at least take less of a loss, if not be surprised by a massive gain. You bought the asset because you believed in it. Research it again, and come up with a new opinion. Had you never bought, and were reading now the same thing you read back then, you'd probably be thinking it's at an amazing discount.

A-Stock-A-Day

Cycle survivors (dinos that stick around like ADA/XRP): * **ETH** — L2 king, ETFs, DeFi backbone. Immortal. * **SOL** — Speed + memes + adoption, too big to fade. * **XRP** — Banks/utility + reg wins, eternal zombie. * **ADA** — Research vibe + upgrades, slow but survives bears. * **LINK** — Oracles needed forever, no competition kills it. * **BNB** — Binance empire fuel, burns + utility = longevity. Most memes/new L1s ghost, but these have real ecosystems/moats. 90% alts die anyway, stick to top 20.

Alexbobica

XRP, INJ, AIOZ, DIA, XMN etc. Those projects that have been around for a while and continue to develop.

Coachjv1090

Are you an XRP holder

HSuke

There's a reason it hasn't gone anywhere. Ripple controls half the supply of XRP, so after every pump, they just slowly sell XRP to pay other TradFi companies and politicians to use their products. They single-handedly own enough XRP to manipulate the entire market and price action.

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DryMyBottom

>Would you keep XRP right now? You be a good thing to accumulate right now? no and no, at least for my taste

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HSuke

I don't even care about price. There are 2 major problems with XRP that need to be fixed before it can be taken seriously: 1. Ripple owns over half of the entire supply of XRP that they can use for ANY purpose. They should divest or burn it. 2. Ripple and XRP Foundation control the default UNL. It's effectively a permissioned network. Other validator can join other quorums, but they will never be on the same network if they disagree with the dUNL. Ripple needs to stop marketing XRPL as "decentralized" as long as they control the dUNL.

sylsau

Hint: Avoid XRP

JustStopppingBye

Ripple plans to expand their RLUSD to other chains. Ripple is focused on growing the Ripple ecosystem for Ripple Lab shareholders, not the XRPL ecosystem for XRP holders.

anthda2

Industry isn’t done. The dreams of get rich quick off my $200 is a core human trait. My social media feeds are filled with “XRP $500 by 2030?” It’s kinda comical now. Bad part is a lot of people still think it’s just a matter of time until they are Elon musk rich. When it hits them that they are broke and have no plan, things are gonna get nasty…

anthda2

Point is a lot of people in crypto don’t have anything else. That’s their life. They will be 75, alone in some government housing with all of 10 XRP posting “Will XRP go to 500 a coin in 2050?” And it will still be 2.09

FourScores1

XLM and XRP. It’s in their patent.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The cryptocurrency market started the week cautiously due to concerns over tech stock valuations and mixed signals from the US Federal Reserve. Bitcoin and Ethereum saw slight declines, while other cryptocurrencies like XRP and Solana also dropped. Low liquidity is amplifying market volatility, with reduced trading volumes since October. Experts suggest that year-end profit-taking may increase selling pressure, but a recovery could occur in early 2026 with central bank liquidity support and reopening of US markets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

KenBgood

XRP...Has Utility & actually solves real world problems 🫡

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tldr; Bitcoin's price fell below $87,000, triggering the liquidation of nearly $200 million in long positions within one hour. This sudden drop caused shockwaves across the crypto market, with Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and XRP experiencing declines of 4% and 3%, respectively. Long liquidations occur when leveraged positions are automatically closed after prices fall below certain thresholds. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

JustStopppingBye

>**Never said “XRPL uses Chainlink oracles”**, you put that in quotes, who said it? Not me, but **chainlink oracles can be used on the XRPL**, lmao, no they cannot, relaying info is not the same. I just explained it is not using chainlink oracles. Once again do you really think XRPL can bypass paying for a chainlink integration by getting another chain to relay info?  Trust is placed in the relayer, the application operator and off-chain infrastructure, not in Chainlink. Relaying data from another chain bypasses Chainlink’s on-chain security guarantees and defeats the purpose of using Chainlink in the first place. You XRP cultists are really some of the dumbest people in this community.

PoetryAnnual74

It’s actually insane how well XRP has held up so far

Taraih

Imagine buying Crypto in 2025? XRP had a massive run since 2024 a lot of people made profit. Not XRP fault you bought other useless coins

wvutrip

According to XRP holders everyone adopting it and whole world financial system will run on XRP. Of course that’s not even close to reality and will never happen but cults are cults for a reason

The1WhoDares

Yeah… that’s exactly wat happened to me when I listened to people on this platform last time. SOLD all my XRP @ $2.55 Then I hear ‘Ur an idiot, ur this ur that’ so i said fuck it. Bought back in… around $2.30/2.40’s now look. Exactly why I do wat I do & I don’t GIVE A FUCK ABOUT WAT ANYONE SAYS. PERIOD, u do u bud

Coachjv1090

Are you an XRP holder

FckCombatPencil686

XRP isn't.  But this is what there new stablecoin RLUSD is designed to do.

gonats24

exactly this. the narrative doesn't match reality at all. SOL XRP SEI ADA all up huge from their cycle lows. people writing these articles either don't do basic research or they're just farming clicks with fear. either way it's lazy and misleading for anyone actually trying to learn

DisciplinedProgress

XRP about to skyrocket, get in while you can.

doyzer9

Country is useful as not all allow the same exchanges. Kraken is free to use, and a good learner exchange, with good security and reputation. For beginners using Kraken, the 4.99 a month to join Kraken plus will save on exchange fees. Start with the top cryptos as the value is more stable... BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, TAO, SOL, BNB, and many other top ranked cryptos, these generally go up and down in value in line with BTC. Always buy when the market dips, never in bull runs or from social media hyped coins. The market is in a dip, so personally I would buy now, as I have confidence that the market will recover and boom in 2026. DYOR. Each crypto type is held online on its own independent Blockchain managed by 100s or 1000s of different computers (mining) and verifying the specific crypto ledger (Blockchain) Exchanges and wallets interface into the Blockchain and use highly encrypted "keys" to record and move crypto on each Blockchain. Keys are generally coded by a seed phrase. Anyone with this seed phrase or your "keys" can move your crypto on the Blockchain. For best security, avoid ALL online wallets (metamask, trust wallet, phantom, coinbase wallet, and many other "hot wallets" as your keys/seed phrase is stored online. Buy a cold wallet / hardware wallet is always the best storage solution. Ledger,

BeefonWeck00

i own 200k worth of BTC, ETH, XRP, SOLANA, TRAC and then a handful of other shit coins. the ones i mentioned are my biggest bags and im well positioned. My portfolio is nowhere near where it has been at it's peak several times, but i continue to hold waiting for the day the "super cycle" someday comes.

JustStopppingBye

>That is XRP Tundra, the XRP in the name conveniently omitted by you. You asked how does the XRPL use Chainlink’s oracle, I gave you an example where their oracle is used on the XRPL for XRP Tundra. Yes, 'XRP Tundra' (the company) operates across multiple blockchains, Solana and XRPL. Solana natively consumes Chainlink oracles; XRPL does not. Solana has paid for a chainlink integration, XRPL has not. Whats happening is a separate app like Tundra or Ondo, (Ondo is also not live on XRPL, only the OUSG RWA is issued there, the Ondo app itself runs on other chains) pulls the Chainlink data. That data is then relayed or referenced into an XRPL-based application. XRPL itself is not verifying, securing or enforcing Chainlink data. They are not consuming chainlink services. It is not the same thing lol XRPL consensus does NOT natively consume Chainlink data. XRPL validators do NOT secure Chainlink feeds. Chainlink data is NOT settled or enforced at the XRPL protocol level. Saying “XRPL uses Chainlink oracles” is simply false. That’s not how this works. >I never said XRPL native, you just said that, I specifically stated that any dev can use what oracle they want because the XRPL is oracle native, that is on an application layer, not native. Relaying data from one chain is not the same thing. You really think XRPL can bypass paying for a chainlink integration by getting another chain to relay info? LMAO!!!

FrankSlipHelp

>Youre confused, Tundra on Solana are the ones using Chainlink data for execution, XRPL only copies the data over and records it That is XRP Tundra, the XRP in the name conveniently omitted by you. You asked how does the XRPL use Chainlink’s oracle, I gave you an example where their oracle is used on the XRPL for XRP Tundra. >Ondos Chainlink integration is Ondo specific, not XRPL native. I never said XRPL native, you just said that, I specifically stated that any dev can use what oracle they want because the XRPL is oracle native, that is on an application layer, not native. >XRPL does not natively consume, secure or settle Chainlink data at the protocol or consensus level, they have to pay Chainlink for this integration. Again never said native, perhaps go up and read again.

Far-Education5778

XRP got their banking licenses as well as their stablecoin. They're ready!

miamisportsking

This is my personal strategy, not any advice and not trying to sound superior to anyone… With that being said, for the last 3/4 weeks I’ve gone short on thursdays, closing out positions usually Sunday. Sunday during the dip I’ll go long and close out positions Monday afternoon/evening. It’s been going extremely well. I utilize 3/4/10x margin, always set sl-tp. These are the pairs I trade. BTC/USD, ETH/USD, SPX/USD, SOL/USD, XRP/USD, PAXG/BTC. Since Oct 10 the weekends have been very volatile, and generally speaking that’s how it is. Low liquidity over the weekend, prices dip, good time to buy and take long positions into Monday/Tuesday.

JustStopppingBye

>Ask XRP Tundra Youre confused, Tundra on Solana are the ones using Chainlink data for execution, XRPL only copies the data over and records it lol > and Ondo Finance, both are on the XRPL, both use Chainlink’s oracle for a data feed. lol.....Thats not how it works. Integrations are chain specific. Ondos Chainlink integration is Ondo specific, not XRPL native. XRPL does not natively consume, secure or settle Chainlink data at the protocol or consensus level, they have to pay Chainlink for this integration. Ripple only has a RLUSD integration with chainlink on ETH not XRPL.

oak1337

There are 4 scenarios here: 1. Permissioned and centralized 2. Permissioned and decentralized 3. Permissionless and centralized 4. Permissionless and decentralized. Currently, Hedera falls into category 2. I would say chains like XRP fall into category 1. Chains like BTC, ETH, Cardano, Algorand, etc fall into category 3 I have not seen any chain that falls into category 4.

aaj094

Just that the king of shitcoins XRP still appears to have a long way yet to retrace.

biba8163

The **SEC's mandate** is to protect investors in: 1. Investment of money 2. In a common enterprise 3. With an expectation of profits 4. Derived from the efforts of others **Crypto projects** — especially ICOs, pre-mine allocations, staking schemes, yield promises, roadmap-driven tokens **fall within the SEC's purview**: 1. Raising money from the public 2. Promising future development 3. Suggesting price appreciation 4. Showing a team whose efforts supposedly increase token value *ALMOST ALL of crypto are are at irrecoverable losses of 70-90% or worse over 4-year and 8-year spans because they are straight up scams, money grabs that are sham tokens, slow/fast rug pulls, make false promises, false statements, promote false use cases, steal investor funds, pump tokens with manipulation and undisclosed paid promotions, etc* **It is a testament to how dumb crypto investors are when 99.X% of all projects/coins in the space are at major irrecoverable losses where the founder/insiders/devs have made off rich like bandits but crypto bros think the SEC is the problem.** > **From December 2017 - ~99.5% of coins are at losses** > - 194 out of 200 coins listed on the 1st page are lower today than they were 8 years ago. > - Keep loading and scroll further... > - 1,792 out of ~1,800 coins listed are all at losses. MOST of these coins, you can't even sell at a loss because they are delisted on exchanges or there isn't any volume to sell without affecting the prices. > - *ONLY BTC and ETH from the top 25 are in profit.* > https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171231/ > **From November 2021 - ~99.8% of coins are at losses** > - 395 out of 400 coins listed on the 1st page are lower today than they were 4 years ago. > - Keep loading and scroll further... > - ~4,994 out of ~5,000+ coins listed are all at losses. > - *ONLY BTC, BNB and XRP from the top 25 are in profit* > https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211109/

PartBobPartRick

I can’t with these terrible Articles. They even picture Solana, Ada, Doge & XRP. Yet Solana's 4 year low was around $2, now trading near $131.22; Cardano hit a low of about $0.17, but is currently near $0.40; Dogecoin's floor was $0.01 in 2021, and is now approximately $0.137; and XRP recorded a low of about $0.10 to $0.15, but is trading around $2.00.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Small-cap crypto tokens have reached a four-year low, signaling the end of the 'Alt Season' thesis. Broad altcoin indices, such as the CoinDesk 80 and MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Small-Cap Index, have suffered significant losses, with negative returns and high volatility compared to large-cap crypto and US equities. Institutional flows have shifted towards Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a few 'institutional-grade' altcoins like Solana and XRP. The data suggests smaller altcoins fail to provide diversification benefits or risk-adjusted returns, consolidating liquidity in larger, more stable assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.