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https://trastra.com/ What is it? Trastra.com issues XRP VISA CARD for users to cash-out XRP in ATMs in 3 clicks and spend it in real life. How do I use it? 1-You need to open an account at https://trastra.com 2-Pass the KYC (Not more than 15 minutes) 3-Order the card and enjoy your Physical XRP VISA card. Having doubts? Lowest fees on XRP cash-outs in ATMs and free POS transactions, Thanks to the TRASTRA XRP VISA debit cards people can spend XRP like traditional money. Key features: BTC/ETH/XRP/LTC/BCH wallets - Send, receive and store digital currencies Exchange Crypto to EUR and vice versa - Convert your cryptocurrency to fiat instantly Payment card VISA - Spend cryptocurrency in real life and cash it out at any ATM worldwide Learn more about TRASTRA Website - https://trastra.com TRASTRA in AppStore - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/trastra-crypto-wallet-card/id1446427008 TRASTRA in GooglePlay - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/trastra-crypto-wallet-card/id1446427008 Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiCWo9pgp6g Get our Project at Trastra.com

It's friday, something to take our minds off the market ups and downs. I'm just curious what everyone's number is...seriously. Would you cash out at $10? $20 $100? Higher? Myself, I'd have to take a long hard look at anything past the $10 mark...at least take my initial investment back and play with house money...maybe take some of that house money too. I can't see XRP getting to $100 considering how many coins are out there. Honest discussion...just seeing where everyone stands.

Ripple's transaction costs are virtually nothing compared to credit/debit fees. Let's say the fees were as low as 20 cents per transaction... TRANSACTION COST - 0.00001 XRP CURRENT PRICE (1 RIPPLE/XRP) = $1.95 MEANING 0.00001 XRP = $0.00000195 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If 1 Ripple = $100 TRANSACTION COST - 0.00001 XRP MEANING 0.00001 XRP = $0.0001000 These are ridiculously low compared to regular fees we use today. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transaction costs only change when there is an unusually high load. Ripple current market cap is also at #2 in cryptocurrencies at $87,306,798,133. XRP current price is listed at $2.25. The reason the market cap is so high is because of the big supply of 38,739,144,847 XRP. Bitcoin's market cap is currently $16,775,262 while 1 BTC is $13,834.40 and other cryptocurrencies have small market caps with high prices like BTC also. This means that only big masses can quickly fluctuate the price of XRP due to the gigantic market. Unlike the other currencies where smaller amounts of people can impact the price quickly When XRP is stable within the next few months after the people waiting for transactions from coinbase etc. It has a chance at being the top, most-stable currency behind FIAT (Not saying it will replace FIAT, but Ripple is doing things here). It can be used to make FIAT transactions much quicker and reduce costs for everyone. My reason of giving XRP at $100 as an example is because that's what I realistically I think it can reach with a lot of hype. If it gets very mainstream it can be a totally different story we all know you can't predict what goes on. It can easily hit higher prices and be just as stable. XRP transactions per second = 1500 BTC transactions per second = 3.3-7 (according to wiki, even if at 200, XRP is way way faster, this is the same for other cryptocurrencies) A very good point at why Ripple will be successful. This is completely theoretical from a couple minutes of thought that my brother initiated. Just wanted to share. Give some input! EDIT: If you read this early read it again, had a few typos lol.

Just wondering, I currently have 75% of my holdings in XRP, (in a hard wallet) and the other 25% I want to day trade with between the top 5 coins. How safe is it to hold cash on Bitstamp, while waiting for good trades to present themselves?

This is an interesting read about things going on in the World. https://thefinanser.com/2017/11/will-sweden-first-cashless-country.html/

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/war-cash-intensifies-visa-offers-restaurants-10-000-go-cashless-n782276 Interesting news for the further global push to go cashless... I'm sure this has been touched on quite a bit, but what would the likelihood be that someone like Visa actually ends up using Ripple solutions in conjunction with XRP to make their own business more competitive?

https://ripple.com/events/ http://www.eurofinance.com/conferences/international-treasury-and-cash-management