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R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
Are the price issues with Ripple and Fun just down to the total number of coins and the number in circulation.

Ripple has close to 100,000,000,000, with almost 40,000,000,000 in circulation.
Fun pretty much has ten times less, which is still an absolute boat-load of them.
 
Are the price issues with Ripple and Fun just down to the total number of coins and the number in circulation.

Ripple has close to 100,000,000,000, with almost 40,000,000,000 in circulation.
Fun pretty much has ten times less, which is still an absolute boat-load of them.

That’s right, If you’re asking why they are seemingly low-priced compared to Bitcoin?

Also be aware that the 60Billion XRP not currently in circulation is owned by the founders, which kind of defeats the objective of crypto for me.
 

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
That’s right, If you’re asking why they are seemingly low-priced compared to Bitcoin?

Also be aware that the 60Billion XRP not currently in circulation is owned by the founders, which kind of defeats the objective of crypto for me.

Yes, and also why the price isn't rising - just because there are billions of coins in circulation.

XRP sounds abit like a pump and dump effort to me, if the price rises significantly the founders will just dump their coins on the market and walk off into the sunset.
 
Yes, and also why the price isn't rising - just because there are billions of coins in circulation.

XRP sounds abit like a pump and dump effort to me, if the price rises significantly the founders will just dump their coins on the market and walk off into the sunset.
That’s right, although XRP is going up in value along with everything else at the minute - 5% in the last day.

Unless XRP runs away with a huge takeup of market share over other coins (forgetting the hype in January), it will continue to grow relative to the rate of the total market cap (total money invested in crypto).

For example, total market cap would need to triple from £336bn to nearly £1tn for XRP to hit £2.50 again... we’ve never hit £1tn even with all the mainstream take-up in December.

Sadly I think there are a lot of people who think they can hit bitcoin prices of XRP because they’re in ‘early’, but it’s all about market cap and circulating supply. Also agree that XRP is a dodgy coin that I’d be wary of holding.
 

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
That’s right, although XRP is going up in value along with everything else at the minute - 5% in the last day.

Unless XRP runs away with a huge takeup of market share over other coins (forgetting the hype in January), it will continue to grow relative to the rate of the total market cap (total money invested in crypto).

For example, total market cap would need to triple from £336bn to nearly £1tn for XRP to hit £2.50 again... we’ve never hit £1tn even with all the mainstream take-up in December.

Sadly I think there are a lot of people who think they can hit bitcoin prices of XRP because they’re in ‘early’, but it’s all about market cap and circulating supply. Also agree that XRP is a dodgy coin that I’d be wary of holding.

So dump Ripple and buy......................?
 

GrahamS

ClioSport Club Member
  335d
Got cryptos activated on Revolut today.

Also guys talking about Ripple. It's owned by some of the biggest banks so running away isn't really a concern. The biggest issue for ripple is that unlikely other blockchain networks, you don't have to use ripple to use the ripple network. With bitcoins to exchange you need to have bitcoins, etherium, ether etc. Only if people adopt ripple as their standard transaction currency is it going to be in large demand and why would a bank change from USD to XRP? As some other people have said, it's far more liquid and unlike bitcoin there is no squeeze and lack of supply.
 
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Twitter is the place for crypto - but be careful, one of the guys in a room regarding one of my shares got hacked and wallet got emptied lost about £4k. If you guys are playing with decent amounts of money, i would certainly think about a hardware wallet. Oh and of course simple things like a completely different password to other accounts. Its the only thing stopping me getting involved.
 
So dump Ripple and buy......................?
I'm not saying to dump anything, I'm sure it'll see growth, but I don't like the things like the founders holding that many coins and it not being decentralised etc.

My portfolio is roughly 60% LTC and 40% ETH - purely because I believe the tech behind both are here to stay unlike a lot of the altcoins.

Anyone waiting to cash in on the LCC fork?
 

GiT

ClioSport Club Member
  Shit little Yaris...
Someone has just bought the reg plate "BCO 1N" from a DVLA Auction, for £15.5k!!!
 
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  Rusty Cup
Anyone bought anything interesting recently? I splashed out on some Colx and Sonm. I think either if not both of these will turn x100 by the end of the year.
 

Herr Flick

aka Herman Ze German
I'm happy as Larry.
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Missed out on the ico for Electrify Asia (ELEC), picked up some on IDEX whilst trading for a similar price. Has anyone else?

(re-read this and realised 8 months ago I'd have no idea what I just said lol)
 

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
Things still haven't really picked up since the big crash at the beginning of the year.
The temptation is to buy now while everything is cheap, but if the market just stagnates because it's reached saturation you're wasting your time.
 

rctempire

ClioSport Moderator
All is good, realised i had a large bag and cut the crap out of it.
Traded a good whack in and quids in BTC/Eth now.
Well anyway, still mining and its still noisy.

Further to this, ICO's are being heavily clamped down, so be prepared to see other ways of fundraising. Pools seem to be a good way forward.
 

welshname

ClioSport Club Member
I've not paid much attention to mine, but in binance my FUN doesn't even show in the default view because it's worth less than the minimum amount of bitcoin to show.

Think that's probably not going to go back up. Neither is XRP at this rate.
 

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
Yep everything is in the toilet, bubble burst etc etc. Bitcoin is trundling along, everything else seems pretty shitty.

Hope no-one lost a great deal of cash.
 


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