Quote from: palmenmichiel on January 07, 2018, 09:08:15 PM

I wanted to buy them when they were still at 0.20 but couldn't verify my exchange accounts fast enough... Was able to buy them when they were already at 0.90. Curious to see what 2018 will bring for this coin.

Nice if you have bought it below 1$, your investment should be tripled by now. It's always happen that way though, when coins are surging, exchanges somewhat is not fast enough to verify and along the line you may have lost potential financial gains. But at least though we are not late in investing on it.

Quote from: obit33 on January 07, 2018, 09:40:47 PM

ripple is a farce and has nothing to do with crypto...
https://cryptoyoda1338.wordpress.com/2018/01/04/the-truth-about-ripple/

and I quote:
XRP is 100% premined, Ripple holds 60% of the supply, controls which nodes are selected as trustworthy to confirm transactions, while they have paid nothing to create those tokens that people are so willingly buying at $4+ per piece and thereby make the creators insanely rich. Let us call it what it really is, digital fiat, the renewed version of the debt-based traditional fiat system, leveraged by latest technology which eventually has nothing to do with cryptocurrency whatsoever.

there's more in life than paper money profits...

Thanks for pointing this out. This is one of the drawbacks of Ripple, its premined and centralized and yet investors are desperately buying it. Of course the people behind who is not new to the crypto industry knows how to make money, and I'm sure that a lot of them are now very rich because they are sitting on a $130B marketcap so far.

Quote from: Vit83 on January 08, 2018, 04:59:33 PM

XRP looks very speculative but devs have a lot of money to pump it now even more) markets love round miles like 10 usd Grin

my prediction Wink

I doubt that it will reach $10 a pop, its slowly crumbling down, ETH has already surpasses them again, regaining the second spot position. We love to see pump coins because its will make us lots of money, however, we need to think our strategy and get out in time.