DucPeter

Bitcoin went from roughly $ 9k to $ 11k over the last 2 weeks. That's nice, but still a long way from the + 60% or more as we're seeing with XRP right now.

But there seems to be more than that. Over the past few days we've seen XRP rising by something like 65% (!) while BTC gained around 12% over the same period. That's too much of a difference to me to bring it down to sentiments in the market.

Exactly! Why take any risk when you can sell now and won't have a problem for the rest of your life? With these numbers making a higher price won't contribute to your wealth anymore...

Not as far as I know, but I can feel it coming...

So the only thing you've been doing here is complaining about Ripple, XRP, Brad, the community and how bad your investment was. We know it by now. When it's all such a shitty mess in your eyes, why are you still here? Please go whining somewhere else.

Q1: 0.34 Q2: 0.42 Q3: 0.44 Q4: 0.92

Same here. XRP touching something between $ 8.00 - 10.00 in about 6 years from now would make life just a little more comfortable while I'm still able to enjoy actively. That would be 'moon enough' for me, by the way.

I don't use the Chrome app anymore since it's been more or less replaced by Ledger Live. Now Ledger Live seems to be updated automatically. So can I just keep on using my Nano S with Ledger Live without updating anything myself?

I was definitely planning to go on the original date, but after rescheduling the new dat of April 20th doesn't fit my agenda, unfortunately.

In fact I am a small investor, certainly not a pro in the financial world. I invested in XRP because I have confidence in the Ripple business case, but success will not come overnight. You gotta look at it from a long term point of view. And stacking up cash in the bank gives you absolutely no return at all...

I fully agree with you, let that be clear. On the other hand: when XRP price goes up and XRP gets more familiar to a wider audience, more people will step in at increasingly higher prices. And still want their return on investment. So a price boosted by demand can still generate good profits for those who stepped in at higher prices for some time (not in the long run, of course).

@BobWay Thanks for your answer, but excuse me for not putting my question clear enough. What I actually meant was: would you consider 'short term' to be a matter of weeks, months or even a few years? And when do we run into 'long term'?

Thanks for another great answer, @BobWay! But to help me understand you right: what would you consider short term or long term?

Hi Bob, we already chatted in your welcome topic. I'm Peter. No background in the fintech world whatsoever. Just an ordinary guy who acquired a nice little stack of XRP from his hard earned money because he's confident in Ripple's concept. However rich XRP investing (or anything else) will get me, there won't be a yacht. I'm sorry. But there will be infinite thankfulness regarding your views and insights on XRP development. So please keep on going with the great way in which you share your knowledge!

And why would anyone wanna know? I couldn't be less interested.