Our rebuttal..?
https://x.com/chainlink/status/1945654442042544379?s=46

>>60640973 (OP)
xrpsisters and linksisters need to put down their swords and collaborate on research. It's time to end this petty war

price? oh and uh, chart?


just kidding

but seriously when is it going up

>>60640991
TONIGHT

>>60640973 (OP)
I hold a lot of XRP and I just ripped the hottest, most rank fart I've had in a while

>>60640973 (OP)
>Comparing some shitty Australian bank to BNY
That's cool and all, but...price?
Oh, and...chart?

>>60640996
XRP is the on ramp and settlement layer between traditional FIAT and blockchain FIAT. LINK is the execution layer for oracle feeds and smart contract usage between multiple chains.

XRP flourishing means that more people are going to use their side chain EVM to execute said smart contracts utilizing LINK between multiple different chains.

When XRP wins, LINK wins. It's a win-win scenario.

>>60640997
okay so execute a smart contract on xrpl.

Go on, I'm waiting.

>>60640997
This BNY? Or a different one?

>>60641007
Don't care, US banks chose Ripple.

>>60641008
>Tests
BNY partnered with Ripple. Step it up.

>>60641017
do you even know what the purpose of a smart contract is? That's the bread and butter of the entire blockchain industry all wrapped in one.

>(you) probably not

>>60641027
I sincerely don't care. Take your technobabble somewhere else.

>>60641032
so you're on team line always goes up

>>60640973 (OP)
It's incredible Chainlink is doing this and price does nothing. Market is ignorant as can be.

>>60641017
>US banks chose cRipple.
Kek. I will literally sharpie in pooper the day Ripple is ever doing anything relevant.

>>60640973 (OP)
>Words words words words
>new partnership goyim
>get ready for next partnership

>>60640973 (OP)
Sorry this has already been deboonked

>>60641035
I'm on team coin price goes up and I make money.

>>60641039
Pic related.

>>60641053
so go on, execute a smart contract on xrpl

>>60640973 (OP)
Listen Sergey, hurry this shit the fuck up. Do you know how maddening it is to know you're already wealthy beyond your wildest dreams and still have to wage every day?

>>60641053
>>60641008
wow its like both serve different purposes along with different niches, i wonder why the big banks are using both at the same time.

It's like xrpl can't execute smart contracts and BNY wants to interact with other banks that won't be utilizing xrpl without going through a centralized source.

>>60641053
Brother I don't think you can read. It literally says Ripple is going to store their funds with BNY. Ripple is just a BNY customer, wowwwwww!

>>60641069
>>60641071
It's literally a partnership, unlike your chain of tests and PoCs.

>>60641082
>research project
This literally another PoC

>>60641082
It's literally BNY being the custodian of Ripple funds, literally what you posted "BNY will have custody of Ripple's new stablecoin" and if you look at the actual BNY press release it reads "Ripple Selects BNY to Custody Ripple USD Reserves." Ripple is paying BNY to be their custodian. Which honestly is fucking ironic as FUCK considering Ripple now needs banks, can't custody their own stablecoin even, and now are just a customer of banks.

How could you possibly compare this to what Chainlink is doing being infrastructure banks need to engage with blockchain tech, and those banks paying in LINK to use their tech? Vs. XRP paying a bank to be their custodian? How is it even remotely in the same league? It's not. You're retarded or trolling.

>>60641090
>>60641096
And how did the market react to this? I rest my case. Market makers are smarter than all of us, they know Xrp is special that's why it's the best performing large cap this run. Wake the fuck up.

>>60641112
RIGHT NOW 24 HR
>XRP +3.51%
>LINK +3.19%
>FARTCOIN +12.97%

You sure you want your argument to be "the market makers know what's what"? XRP was $3 in 2018 when LINK was $1. Now XRP is $3 and LINK is $16.50. And? And? And? And?

>>60641122
SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU DERANGED MONKEY

>>60641135
And there it is, mind broken.

Probably just mention the price, btc chart, normal chart, wife and kids and then mention some random pumping shitcoin outperforming Link

>>60640973 (OP)
this is amazingly bullish for XRP (ticker: XRP)

I can't tell if the PoC fud is ironic or just retards that don't know how the world works. What do you think the first step towards real world adoption is? Did you think SWIFT would just start using CCIP without rigorously testing it first? What do you think it means when Chainlink has dozens of PoCs and publicly reported tests with the largest financial institutions in the world when every other crypto, including XRP, can't even get 1?

>>60641158
When ALL of the signs point to LINK being the only crypto with any real adoption the only thing these retards can spew is "but but uhh it's not actually live in production yet even though they said they'll be on production soon... so that makes it not count". There is nothing else. If you are actually paying attention to crypto, Chainlink is the obvious #1 and everything else becomes noise. If all you're doing is watching Twitter tards shout about price then you'll easily get distracted and think something else is worth your time.

>>60641158
you didn't know that rome was built in a day?

>>60641135
you guys need to stop debating people like this

yes, you figured out LINK will run the world - great, now keep it to yourself and those open to new ideas.


Many average people, not BAD people, just not financially literate nor haven’t understood what an ISO standard is let alone DvP or even smart contract settlement or for that matter, having ever worked in a big financial corporation having the first hand experience of understanding the issues inherent to traditional API + DB stacks will not be able to comprehend what you’re trying to say.

You’re well intentioned. You don’t want them to be scammed by what you clearly see is an elaborate, albeit stupid, game played by Ripple - but you’re HURTING them. You’re FRUSTRATING them.

They believe in this more than they understand big finance and banking fundamentals. They don’t understand the software lifecycle between PoC, Pilot, and full Production. They want to be right. They need to be right. They’ve been sold ideas that lack ground, but it doesn’t matter. The vision is stronger than reality. You’re hurting them, and triggering primal rage.

Let them be.

"19 pilot uses cases, which will involve real money and real asset transactions"

Stinky bump

>>60641003
but you won’t win, you will lose. Xrpl exploit september. Designed trap, goodbye

>>60641158
it means that Chainlink is willing to spend a lot of money for marketing

>>60641032
kek what a retard cripples aren't sending their best

>>60641785
Unlike XRP which has more than 10 times the mcap? Believe me they would pay billions for just a tenth of what Chainlink has going (but sadly XRP isn’t needed)

>>60640979
there is no war, it's a farce. ripple is smoke and mirrors.

>>60641003
There is zero reason anyone would use XRP for anything. It is 2025, is it not obvious by this point that XRP exists just to make a few jews very rich?

>>60640973 (OP)
Linkies proud they are enabling financial slavery with cbdcs.

>>60641007
Have a look on the evm sidechain projects you riled up baggie

>>60641868
>>60641857
>>60641643
I hold LINK retards, the example I provided is just a simple over generalization. XRP is not the only dominant chain to exist, it's just an example of how crucial link is.

you can have 1000 separate chains on an industrial scale but there is only 1 oracle service that they will rely on.

>>60641884
so you're telling me that to bridge USDT between ethereum and AVAX I have to jump through 5 different providers?

xswap doesnt have that issue.

>>60641884
this is a redeemable quality though.

CCIP is less of an overhead to exchange currencies of value, but I like that XRPL's bridge has a system that allows you to synthetically swap BTC for a different currency.

>>60641814
XRP doesn't need to pay for PoCs, they're already close to ATH

>>60641017
>BNY partnered with Ripple

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>60641968
PoCs represent tradfi adoption potential.
So XRP doesn't have any adoption right now, and it has no adoption potential.
So why is it close to ATH and in the top 4?

Spoiler: even Ripple doesn't know, see pic.

>>60641990
PoCs represent Chainlink's gigantic marketing campaign, aimed to provide "legitimacy" to a fraudulent startup
XRP has already all the speculative hype, especially after winning the SEC case, so there's really no need for them to spend exorbitant amounts of funds for fraudulent "experiments" and "trials" with the corresponding legacy innovation departments

>>60641990
he's not wrong. Given the notion that John Mcafee said that Bitcoin is going to zero. Bitcoin is a true anomaly. There is a reason why GNU isn't a highly profitable company or that Red Hat Enterprise Linux ran into a deficit until they were bought out and became more opaque. If you look at other types of industries, like automotive, streaming, game companies, insurance sectors, specifically microsoft and apple, etc, etc, they created their own industries because they saw an opportunity and were able to capitalize on it.

Creating products that benefits the consumer is a second or third order effect. I'm not saying that all of the crypto space is a scam but solana is #3. hyperliquid and SEI suddenly rose to the top. While multiple other completely organic and revolutionary projects were left to rot.

When people say this shit takes 20 years to develop, theyre talking from experience.

>>60642038
>XRP has already all the speculative hype
XRP has zero speculative hype when it comes to adoption, current or future.
And guess what, even if it did, the founders themselves said adoption and use of Ripple is demand neutral so it wouldn't even pump XRP.

>>60642075
XRP has immense hype, it is literally one of the top performers YTD, it can't get any better than this
I don't understand why you're trying to refute reality lmao

>>60642086
Oh it has price hype. And nothing more.
You could argue price is all that matters, but when there's literally nothing behind it, that just means it's a massive bubble waiting to pop.

>>60641096
>It's literally BNY being the custodian of Ripple funds, literally what you posted "BNY will have custody of Ripple's new stablecoin" and if you look at the actual BNY press release it reads "Ripple Selects BNY to Custody Ripple USD Reserves." Ripple is paying BNY to be their custodian. Which honestly is fucking ironic as FUCK considering Ripple now needs banks, can't custody their own stablecoin even, and now are just a customer of banks

BNY also looks after some of Circle’s cash and provides custody for the BlackRock managed Circle Reserve Fund, which participates in the Treasury markets.

The stable will be partially backed by US treasuries. The buying of this is done through BNY.

Its also a way to circumvent the ''trust me bro'' argument, as in custodying your own assets is different compared to offloading that responsability to another entity.

>>60642089
Better get your shorts ready then

>>60642089
maybe you should ask big serge to change the logo to black and white, i'm certain that's the issue

>>60642166
>Better get your shorts ready then
Trying to bet against the market short term is pure gambling. Might as well put everything on red.
Especially in a market this retarded.

>BNY also looks after some of Circle’s cash
Holy fucking cope. BNY looks after everyone's cash if you pay them. They're literally a bank kek.

>>60642178
>Holy fucking cope
I know who you are you nitpicking riled up linktard. You are disregarding the rest of the post. They are required by law to have the assets kept in custody by a regulated entity. Hence why for now its BNY and they are applying for a banking license themselves.

>>60642178
>market this retarded
Yeah i get where you are coming from. As long link is not 1000+ the market is retarded? What is that again about the market staying irrational longer than you can stay liquid (and sane clearly)?

>>60642199
>They are required by law to have the assets kept in custody by a regulated entity. Hence why for now its BNY and they are applying for a banking license themselves.
kek so you weren't trying to hype this "partnership"?

>As long link is not 1000+ the market is retarded?
As long as XRP is a top 3 coin and Link isn't even in the top 10, the market is clinically retarded yes.
What is the market speculating on with XRP? Banking connections? Because Link has XRP beat by a country mile and then some.

>>60642239
>weren't trying to hype
Why would I? Have you seen recent price action?
You take something that is required by law and makes the stable literally more attractive for institutional investors and spin it as if its a negative.

From their post:
With stringent safeguards including 1:1 USD backing by high-quality liquid assets, strict reserve management and asset segregation, third-party audits and clear redemption rights, RLUSD is designed to meet the highest expectations of institutional users and regulators.

Like I said, its another layer to keep the things backing the stables at another entity as another layer of security and trust. CLL literally has a product that verifies reserves at other financial institutions. You should be hyped CL could possibly provide this service.

>>60642239
>market speculating on with XRP
Thats what I would like to ask you. Since these numbers from pure speculation seem a bit off. 10+ ETFs that require to hold the underlying asset are on the way. So even more speculation? Or is the market betting on actual utility?

>Because Link has XRP beat by a country mile and then some.
I then look at the prices, I look at the charts. I tend to disagree for now.
I also like to look at this chart to put everything in perspective
https://studio.glassnode.com/charts/supply.Current?a=LINK&category=&chartStyle=line&pScl=lin&resolution=1month

>>60642265
Not reading your blog.
Nobody knows what the market is speculating on with XRP. Even Schwartz is mystified.
It definitely isn't utility, and it also definitely isn't banking connections.
So what's left?

Price hype for the sake of price hype. AKA bubble time.

>>60642282
>Not reading your blog.
You did read and have no argument nor rebuttal. The moment Links circulating supply is mentioned the advocates are silenced and disregard. Is that the modus operandi? Stick to the script?

>So what's left?
Dunking link baggies like you?

>>60642294
>The moment Links circulating supply is mentioned the advocates are silenced and disregard.
... what?

>>60642282
Combination of old project + high marketcap + high token supply(=low unit price)
But they really managed to convince the qtard demographic, it’s almost 1to1 BOOM this confirms XRP will be used by banks

>>60642294
stupid anon. exploit. idiot. ngmi

>>60642297
Read the post you retard.

>Because Link has XRP beat by a country mile and then some.
I then look at the prices, I look at the charts. I tend to disagree for now.
I also like to look at this chart to put everything in perspective:

https://studio.glassnode.com/charts/supply.Current?a=LINK&category=&chartStyle=line&pScl=lin&resolution=1month

Its a graph of links circulating supply.

>>60642297
>... what?
Follow the script bieps

>>60642309
You type like you got exploited as a kid.

>>60642310
Are you seriously bringing up supply dumps in a comparison with fucking RIPPLE?

>>60642313
haha

stupid

>>60642314
Yes I am. You going to use total value of sales of tokens again and compare this instead of the acutal increase of circulating supply? We already had this discussion a few threads ago and you yeeted out.

>>60642318
Please do exploit the ledger like you were exploited. Have you figured out how to open a futures account and short it? Smart enough to find and exploit but too retarded to short?

>>60642326
>You going to use total value of sales of tokens
You mean the actual sell pressure?

>>60642326

>>60640997
>>Comparing some shitty Australian bank to BNY
I'm not sure what your point is. BNY is using Chainlink too. There's no comparing required.

Or are you talking about Ripple being a customer of BNY? Because BNY is not using Ripple for anything FYI.

I’m just so numb friends

hey cool there goes Australia being the globohomo test bed again

>>60642570
>there goes Australia being the globohomo test bed again
Based noticer. I've said much the same in the past.

>news for LINK
>they pump XRP
Every time. Easiest way to make money is to long XRP any time there is big news for LINK

>>60642199
>n-no! They custody elsewhere because obviously it would look terrible if they custody their own coin!
In the next breath
>duhhh they will obviously custody their own coin that’s why they’ll be their own bank!!!
You guys are retarded, honestly.

>duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude we won by posting more buzzwords and "partnerships"


BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAH

not how it works kid

xrp absolutely steamrolling little cucked link

THE Cuckolds of crypto

>>60643286
For now
In the future they can do it themselves.

If institutions want the underlying asset to be held by another entity they can go with BNY. Other options is them holding custody themselves.

The fact you cant wrap your head around it makes you look like the retard here. Next time THINK before you fud. Same applies with the other clown.

>>60641003
XRP and LINK aren't incompatible, there's just no reason to use XRP. And as it turns out, nobody does.

>>60641003
>XRP is the on ramp and settlement layer between traditional FIAT and blockchain FIAT
Nope.

nobody... and i mean NOBODY takes a brutal c u c k h o l d i n g quite like the boyscouts

and then comes back time and time again...absolutely BEGGING for more

THE Cuckolds of crypto

>>60641003
sad that the future is multi-chain but stinkies hatred alone is going to manifest xrp to thrive and link to die

why do these xrp niggers never post their folio lol

>>60643726
>picrel
kek

imagine the smell when, one by one, slowly but surely, the cripplettes begin to realise their house is on fire and begin heading for the door. oof. imagine when the rush ensues and there's more people than exit space. carnage is an understatement. i would not wish to be holding that dogshit rn

Price? .....chart?
/thread

>>60644124
newfag

>>60641972
My fucking sides lmao

>>60640973 (OP)
wow, the reserve bank of australia? that's huge! let me check the price really quick