smoothy

Great minds ramble alike

No I am not, yet. But I am freerolling on my xrp-investment. In the meantime, I doubled my income from my job and I have set up a plan to get to financial freedom. I will get there. XRP could make it happen faster, but if it goes to zero, so be it. It's an advice I am happy to share: don't care about the price of xrp. Get your life on the right track. See your investment in xrp or other cryptos as a possible turbo to get to your goal a lot faster. But don't panic if the price stays this low for years. Don't let your happiness depend on the price of a crypto-asset

Still holding strong since december 2014

Look at the volume...

I'm in it for the tech

your current balance is 564,32 xrp. Your account has received two payments from coinhako.com https://bithomp.com/explorer/r4eNZHKMWBmyq3M7vcEuwATiJ2ySEx1L1R There is no btc or eth in your account.

You are wrong. They have always presented themselves as company that does not discriminate. Since the beginning, the following has ALWAYS been mentioned on their job offers:

in 2017, they did manage to communicate in a decent way: https://gatehub.net/blog/gatehub-ltd-announcement/ What a contrast with todays disaster. @gatehub: you should be ashamed. This is a disgrace

no no no. This has nothing to do with the theft. It is just a user that send xrp to an exchange without a destination tag.

well, they did not use the gatehub ui. They somehow got hold of the secret keys of accounts migrated to, or created at gatehub. And with the secret key, you can use whatever wallet you want to transfer funds.

So if I get it right, this is a summary of what happened: - The funds were stolen from ripple accounts (not hosted wallets) that had been imported into, or created on, gatehub - To move the funds out, no logins happened to the users gatehub accounts So to me there are only 2 possible explanations: - the secret keys were somehow hosted by gatehub and someone got access to those secret keys. - when someone asked to show their secret key on the gatehub site, the secret key somehow got intercepted. Damn, I feel for you guys, I really do.

in the past weeks he did hint to may a few times...

I bought in 2014. Did some daytrading and got my initial investment out in june 2015. I am freerolling since then and hoping for the price that allows me to sell half and pay off all my debts It has been a bumpy ride... And more bumps to come. We might never arrive... Or we could arrive next month. No-one knows.

absolutely no interest in Ripple. Let us all sell FFS

1. He does not provide any information that proves that this is a wallet owned by David Schwartz 2. If it were to be a wallet owned by DS, than the only thing we can see is that a lot of xrp has been moved to coinbase recently. This does NOT mean that they are sold there. A few possibilities: - the owner is a market maker and wants to make market on coinbase - the owner wants to have his xrp in place, ready for the next bullrun. He is setting his selling orders, but way above the current price - the owner wants to move his funds to another wallet so nobody sees how much xrp the owner has (this is a great way of doing this, I did the same: XRPL -> coinbase -> XRPL (new wallet)) - the owner is selling it all because he has some bills to pay - .....