1000 XRP costs $2,140

is this good or bad

I've got 1200 ripplays. What of it?

>>60556551 (OP)
XRP is like Chainlink but for brown people, hence the lower price.

>>60556551 (OP)
they had 3 years
>>60556620
xrp hit a new ath this cycle

>>60556620
Everywhere you look is Chainlink huh?
That is a sign of a raped individual.

>>60556639
But raped where...?

>>60556632
this, should have bought sub .50

>>60556551 (OP)
While the company is 10 years old, they are now ripping off old people, Brad sucks politicians' penises all day long and they force companies to buy their trash token to do nothing with it by putting pressure on them, all this to say "look, we're being adopted!" It's pathetic.

>>60556551 (OP)
that's about the same amount to buy 74k SUPRA
choose wisely

>>60556620
XRP is up 400% over the last year. Link is down across the previous 4 years. Link products don't even use the token. XRP products do and the ledger has built in autobridging which uses XRP as default. Token price does not matter literally at all, rate of return does. XRP also crushes LINK in marketcap which is also more of a tell of money than individual token price. This is unironically a failure to grasp 5th grade math concept

starting my own XRP Strategic Reserve.
I have 4539.5 XRP

>>60557788
It's pointless since XRP is neither rare nor desirable. It's literally like stockpiling dead leaves.

I own 4 BTC

>>60557915
I have $6 worth of BITCOIN.

>>60557923
OMG are you the Indian Boborekt guy?!

>>60556683
It dropped to .11 and Coinbase wouldnt let you buy. I knew once the lawsuit was over it would rip again and I was going to buy a shitload.

I want to punch something.

>>60557952
No, it's just that it makes me laugh to have $6 worth of BTC.

>>60557818
XRP is literally rarer and more desirable than BTC. It solves BTC's inefficiencies and inadequacies. BTC cannot scale without centralizing into shitty L2s and mining is absolutely consolidating into the hands of private equity and corporatists who are already messaging (Black Rock) that its supply "isn't necessarily fixed." XRP broken into its base unit is substantially rarer than BTC broken into sats. Why would full units be the way to construe supply? As price increases and transactions are the base metric and purchases in day to day life, transactions and prices are necessarily denominated in those base units which are themselves the supply basiss. This is inarguably the best way to construe and interpret supply. BTC loses in all measures.

>>60557985
Of course, Saar. Why didn't I think of that? I really want to invest in something with a near-infinite supply run by notorious scammers that serves no purpose. There's $100 billion, damn it.

>>60558010
You are projecting and literally saying nothing. You don't even have an argument you are just a sophistical brown retard pretending to be white to pose.

GUYS GUYS GUYS

>>60556551 (OP)
Yet i can buy your mom for 2$

>>60557818
Goats will eat dead leaves and convert them into milk and meat.

I bought that much for $400

>>60557985
100 billion xrp. KYS redditor fishing for sentiment. Imagine not buying sub .50 and selling an easy 4x. You missed it faggot

>>60559246
>Bitcucks seething this hard because they aren't in the spotlight for 5 fucking seconds
This site became insufferable when all of you tourists arrived.

>>60559246
I bought XRP at .17. Imagine being so late you bought at .50. kek

>>60556706
Is this what missing the boat looks like?

>>60561952
The boat has never left the port, it's riddled with rats and there's been nothing to eat for 10 years. The cruise is crap and Brad can save his mouth for someone else, probably an old man... No, honestly, it's going very well.