Lamberth

This reminds me that we got @XRPcalling back and it is now more than 1 post per month thanks to this thread and @Wandering_Dog. This is a tangible achevement even though two worlds of economics and finance will never meet. Oh, and just out of curiocity. Does anybody here really care whether XRPL can truly handle a full-blown liquidity crisis? Don’t get me wrong, I am all-in when it comes to theories and intellectual discussions but.. are we still in trillions when this problem takes place or long past that laughable number?

Ripple plays the CB role in your example and will be in the foreseeable future. Why do you even care about “Bob”? Ah, wait, your trolling gets better..

Interesting point. I did not quite get what additional qualities XRP_2 should have comparing to XRP though.

@KarmaCoverage, will you post the thoughts here or start a new thread? I’d appreciate if you could post a link in this thread in case a new thread is created (for the sake of infrequent visitors).

A great lecture with barely 3k views.. Google should really do better job in promoting science

The link is available on their site, check the top right corner - https://www.securitize.io/ (not sure how to insert the direct link to the PDF here).

They actually have a great whitepaper, thank you for sharing the article, @Chris_Reeves

Are you asking if T24 allows it or whether all T24 clients will get it by default? Because those are different questions.

New version of Godwin’s law (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law). You can call it Lamberth’s law. “As an XRP price discussion grows longer, the probability of somebody mentioning Jed approaches 1”.

It would be interesting to analyse how much money it takes to drop XRP by 10% with a single sell (or a series of bot sells which is essentially the same thing). My bet - it is not a huge number.

Besides it was a great opportunity to make jokes without really making jokes.. “In 589, the Sui Court defeated the last of the Southern Dynasties, Chen, and unified the whole nation.” - https://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/history/sui/ Wait, did I just say 589? Bugger..

http://galgitron.net/Post/Hopium @galgitron

Hm. I’d be interested too. I’ll be surprised to see an answer from Ripple employees though.

Hashicorp is a great company. But it is Ripple using Hashicorp, not vice versa. Everybody uses Consul these days

http://galgitron.net/Post/Crypto-Trading-for-Beginners @galgitron