Quote from: CryptoBry on May 27, 2019, 09:17:33 AM

I have some XRP hidden somewhere in my wallet and though they are not much they are symbolizing of my vote of trust and confidence on this cryptocurrency (though some are calling it as the false one and centralized at best) because I am seeing a big potential of this coin especially in tandem of big banks and similar financial platforms. But let me clarify that am also a great supporter of Bitcoin and Ethereum.

There is a great future for XRP. However, just like any other cryptos, there are also hypes about it. There are publications touting that soon XRP can be able to reach as high as $10 and in such a short period of time. Should we believe these hypes or should we as usual take them with an abundance of salt?

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The fact that Ripple XRP could be the next Bitcoin cannot be ruled considering how XRP is being adopted across the globe and how Ripple accepted to follow regulatory procedure to increase the adoption of the digital asset among governments.

In 2017, XRP was the best performing digital asset, it surprisingly rose by 25,000%, netting an all-time high value of $3.84 USD.

Despite the fact that XRP trades around $0.38, those who invested in the digital asset at the launch have a return on investment of 6,425.76%.

Source: https://todaysgazette.com/ripple-xrp-price-analyst-sees-xrp-at-5-10-in-9-to-10-days-1200-as-2019-price-limit/

I am surprised at this low level of reasoning, how do you even believe that a player would win and not recall the strategy they used in playing. There is a special place for luck in gambling and this is one of the ultimate reason why so many people gamble because they believe its quiet easy to try out their luck. Since the existence of gambling, do you know the number of people that have looked for strategies and systems to improve their chances of winning and yet found out none? Even the so called strategies dont work

Gambling is basic human nature and I believe in luck because I have also played a game accidentally where I had no skills, no plans and yet I won by luck. I remain grateful for that day.

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