Babelly

either way I don't care, it would be greater for HODLERS regardless

Great first post! Welcome to the forum! Stunning that you needed to edit and revise that complicated thought. Ironic actually.

hodling since 11-28-2017 numb to everything at this point

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Impressed with the content in this thread so thank you to whose who contributed. After i finished my XrpChat visit, I headed over to twitter to browse XRP news as i normally do. Talk about night and day. Left twitter within 5 seconds and now I'm making this comment. Thank god for this forum, certainly helps me HODL thru the bear market.

rule of thumb, never trust a fart, but welcome anyway.

Q1 .38USD Q2 .64USD Q3 1.12USD Q4 2.22USD

Just wanted to touch on escrow sales. Obviously 1 billion XRP are released each month with the majority being sent back to escrow. These sales fund the ecosystem, Xpring, operational costs etc etc. Each month they sell roughly $300mm (don't quote me on that) roughly, depending on the month. My question is, who are they selling to? FI's are the obvious answer, but do we know any which one in particular. NDA's probably protect such sales confidentiality, but I frequent this forum pretty much daily and I've never seen any discussions or "TinFoil" hat theories who the actual buyers are. Our answers are pure speculation but if were going to entertain "Bearable Guy", "589", and SamIam to "50$ overnight" we might as well speculate on something that is concrete. Any breadcrumbs to follow in regards who the actual buyers are? Cheers and HODL

agreed, except everyone in this forum would spin it "competition is good" before they were partners.

I believe Schwarz chose to have a salary rather than a stack of XRP but I'm not 100% on that if someone informed wants to chime in. XRP security debate is my main concern. Although all signs point to XRP Not being a security, an unfavorable ruling could spell the end. I know the rest of the world doesn't care what the SEC rules, however this would be a huge setback.

define rich and ill plug your answer into my algo and let you know

Q1: .70 Q2: 1.12 Q3: 2.75 Q4: 5.89

@Hodor appreciate all the hard work your doing. Many thanks and cheers to 2019!

just look via the world wide web. Nothing to decode or decipher about that.

is this thread going to continue in 2019, asking for a friend.