Ripple coin

[golddust]

Does anyone have any info on ripple coins?
I have 300 ripples.

[Horn]

Does anyone have any info on ripple coins?
I have 300 ripples.

I think that was the coin I pointed out as the fool for all other crypto.

[golddust]

I think that was the coin I pointed out as the fool for all other crypto.

Why?

[golddust]

Ripple is to be more accepted over bitcoin. Can do more than bitcoin.

Ripple is designed to replace electronic wiring of money.
Suppose to knock out the middle man financial services.

I think I'll buy another 300 coins just because you called it a fool of all crypts.

[Horn]

I think I'll buy another 300 coins just because you called it a fool of all crypts.

The notion when Cryptos first started out is that they're "finite" which propels their attractiveness.

Ripple (if I remember properly) is designed to and works alongside many or some select other cooked up Crypto(s), thus removing any finite aspect.

Or a "fools crypto"

Its wider acceptance than the Prima-Bitcoin should give you a clue about who is financing it, that is of course unless you are a clueless fool... which still remains uncertain.

[golddust]

The notion when Cryptos first started out is that they're "finite" which propels their attractiveness.

Ripple (if I remember properly) is designed to and works alongside many or some select other cooked up Crypto(s), thus removing any finite aspect.

Or a "fools crypto"

Its wider acceptance than the Prima-Bitcoin should give you a clue about who is financing it, that is of course unless you are a clueless fool... which still remains uncertain.

Lol.....
Think I'll buy 600 more coins after that terrific opinion.
Bitcoin can't do what ripple was designed.
And bitcoin is no longer crypto since selling transactions are now reported.
Ripple was never crypto but a coin you can invest in without mining that would circumvent the banking route to exchange money.
Bitcoin is less atttactive.

[ziero0]

Back in the '60s and '70s the thing to get into to throw away money was penny stocks. If you want to gamble on currency a Vegas style coin pusher machine can't be beat.

https://youtu.be/9E1N37G9Zu0

[Ares]

Ripple was never crypto but a coin you can invest in without mining that would circumvent the banking route to exchange money.
Bitcoin is less atttactive.

It's pretty clear you do not understand Ripple then. Ripple is a bankers coin, it's trying to branch itself into the space of inter-bank lending (Bank A lends money to bank B using the Ripple network instead of SWIFT), which is NEVER, let me tell you again so you'll understand NEVER going to happen due to financial treaties in place for SWIFT.

Ripple is a scam coin at best, a very poor investment at worst. There are other cryptos that do Bitcoin better than Bitcoin (Litecoin for example), but Ripple is absolute garbage. Stay away from premined centralized coins.

[Horn]

Bitcoin is based on blockchain technology, while Ripple doesn't use blockchain but uses a distributed consensus ledger using a network of validating servers and crypto tokens called XRP (sometimes referred to as Ripples).
XRP tokens
XRP – which is the actual cryptocurrency – is a token which is used on the Ripple network to facilitate transfers of money between different currencies. Existing settlement systems generally use US dollars as a common currency for converting between other currencies. This incurs currency exchange fees and takes time – which is why bank transfers between accounts in different countries often take up to three days to process.

So its the XRP token that is infinite in its exchange and application to all currency, Bitcoin included?

It will infinitely divide/deflate a multiple of decimal points as it grows and everything else shrinks to it.

exchange will ultimately vary, well to Ripples benefit no doubt.

[Horn]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...rve_System.svg

A "system" just like Ripple - their house wins is the system