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All, So on my gatehub wallet it shows that I have: Wallet NET worth: 0.10 DASH but when i try to sent this to alfacashier to tranfer it in to XRP it does not allow me to sent. Even when i do like 0.8 dash it still is not allowing me. Is there a reserve on DASH wallet? How can i get my DASH converted to XRP? Timothy
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Not sure about the authenticity but If you go to the following URL and search for some coins. Not all coins give a positive result. Most seem to though. I tried scraping the site but I couldnt find the keywords so perhaps its not hidden but stored in an index/dictionary/etc. on the backend. Anybody have any insight into this?
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Hi From your experience can you list the best user friendly exchange platforms listing several main altcoins on the market. By user friendly i mean lowest fees (for deposits and withdrawals) Thank you.
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Hey guys, what gives?? Can't sell at the market if the market is closed!! I can withdraw DASH but I cannot deposit dash for trading? I tried tickets, but got nooo response. @gregor @enej please heeeelp!!
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until(Dutch) Netherlands, Groningen, MartiniPlaza A closer look at cryptocurrencies Op maandag 4 september organiseert SMC050 het event "A closer look at cryptocurrencies" in MartiniPlaza. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Gollem, Civic, Litecoin, Gulden en Dash. Zomaar een greep uit het brede landschap van cryptocurrencies en tokens. Cryptocurrencies zijn het afgelopen jaar in waarde geëxplodeerd en hebben heel veel nerds miljonair gemaakt. Cryptocurrency startups halen tientallen miljoenen op met hun ICO’s (beursgang voor cryptocurrency) met de belofte om op Bitcoin of Ethereum gebaseerde “disruptive” toepassingen te maken. Sommige cryptocurrency startups hebben echt goede ideeën, maar anderen lijken frauduleus. De ICO’s worden namelijk niet gereguleerd worden door financiële overheden. En in september weten we ook hoe Bitcoin zich heeft ontwikkeld. Is de munt in tweeën gesplitst, of gaat dat gebeuren? Hoe dan ook: Hoe ziet dit landschap eruit? Wat zijn dan die goede cryptocurrency ideeën? Wat is lucht en wat is relevant? Waar komt die waarde vandaan? Is dit een hype of niet? Hoe zit het met soft en hard forks? Waarom is dit belangrijk? We gaan het horen op 4 september! De focus ligt bij deze avond niet op de financiële speculatie rondom cryptocurrencies, maar de initiatieven, achterliggende ideeën, nieuwe technologie en toekomstige ontwikkelingen. De kosten van dit evenement bedragen € 10,- per persoon met restitutiebeleid. Social Media Club 050, oftewel SMC050, organiseert regelmatig inspirerende kennissessies. Meer informatie en aanmelden is mogelijk op de pagina van SMC050. Teksten van www.scm050.nl Praktische informatie Datum04 sep TypeExtern evenement LocatieMartiniplaza Groningen Tijd19:00 - 00:00 uur
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This is my latest blog: It's my response to a paranoid zerohedge opinion piece where I talk about the difference between privacy and anonymity and the benefits of a world currency. I hope you like it - let me know your feedback positive or negative, and as always, feel free to share on other media! Reddit Twitter Bitcointalk- 20 replies
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https://xrphodor.wordpress.com/2017/07/05/xrp-waits-for-no-competitor/ Latest blog entry for those interested. Topic: I was trolled on Reddit when a poster asked "what if banks never use xrp?" Instead of trying to convince them of the use case that we all believe in - XRP used as a bridge asset - I accepted their troll challenge and talked about why XRP is still awesome even without considering it as a bridge currency. Feel free to share, link, tweet, or otherwise share as you want - the more the better. Also, please feel free to leave positive or negative feedback below!
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How much of your crypto portfolio is in XRP? My portfolio consist of : 60% in BTC 38% in ETH 2% in XRP I am interested to see what percentages others are allocating to XRP
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My latest blog entry: https://xrphodor.wordpress.com/2017/06/19/xrp-ripple-and-the-difference-between-privacy-and-anonymity/ This dovetails with the debate that I had yesterday about the same topic, moderated by Mercury on the Discord application. He will be publishing the debate verbatim under separate cover later. The most interesting note is that after thinking about the outcome of the debate, I shifted my position more towards my opponent than the stance that I took in the debate. My blog entry reflects my true opinion on the topic, while the debate reflects the role I played by only arguing the "pro" side of the coin! I hope you like the blog entry. tl:dr version: I believe Ripple should offer privacy to its conservative banking customers, but I don't think there is a need for XRP payments to be completely anonymous, and I don't think Ripple needs to get mixed up in what I believe will amount to a regulatory crackdown on these "anonymous coin" protocols. Instead, they need to maintain course in full cooperation with regulatory and governmental authorities, not try to circumvent them.
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You may remember this article coming out last month: https://cointelegraph.com/news/dash-to-ripple-gateways-heading-to-market-altcoin-watch It mentions that the gateways will be out on June 19th. Has anyone heard any additional news on this? Predictions on how this will effect price of either asset? -
Interesting comparison. Anyone skilled in TA want to take a crack at an interpretation? Source
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I had an opportunity to talk with a senior banker for a bank that is not working with Ripple (at least not that I know of) and he simultaneously increased and decreased my confidence that Ripple will be successful. He conveyed that banks aren't risk averse, they're risk allergic. Fintechs are a dime a dozen and often present business models that don't acknowledge the regulatory and competitive landscape. While fintechs can potentially fly under the regulatory radar, banks can't afford to do so and if the fintechs aren't willing to operate withing the existing regulatory framework then they simply can't work with the banks. Some take a stance that they'll simply disrupt the banks but the problems is that the banks have significant scale, reach, and capital. Those financial fintechs that scale quicky play (relatively) nicely with the banks and regulators (PayPal). It doesn't matter how cool your technology is if it doesn't scale. He said that every banks has its own innovation center that continuously cranks out products most of which they can't even use because of the regulators. These comments also increased my confidence because Ripple has taken the steps to understand and influence the regulatory landscape. They've pivoted from expecting banks to uniformly adopt a public ledger. And they'r building products that simplify the integration process or simply allow for plug and play (RC Cloud... banks are not keen on spending tons of money to year apart functional legacy systems to replace them with shiny new but untested technology). This banker told me that any blockchain company needs to think very carefully about standards and get buyin from the big banks (check). They should also try to poach senior members of SWIFT (check) as SWIFT is very vulnerable right now. He actually thinks there may be an opportunity for the right blockchain company to replace SWIFT if they can transform into a collectively owned bank utility. The blockchain would be still be public. He was agnostic about whether this could be Ripple. In any event, this was a long way to get to this post about Dash. Dash announced a significant reorgization of the structure today and it simply reinforced the point time that any blockchain company/group that hopes to be relevant 5 years from now will need to grow up, otherwise they'll be stuck in fairytale land. Factom and Ripple seem to have gotten this message, maybe Dash will too.
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It was surprising not to see a sharp drop off in Bitcoin after the SEC rejected Gemini's ETF proposal. I believe this rejection - and more importantly the STILL not resolved Bitcoin blocksize debate - has led to altcoins' value surging. If the blocksize debate continues unresolved, it offers potential for XRP to benefit from investors moving out of Bitcoin but wanting to stay in cryptocurrencies. Let me be realistic to start with, a reallocation away from Bitcoin is unlikely to benefit XRP as much as altcoins with limited supply that can be pumped up to the investor's great profit on the exchanges. Looking at coinmarketcap I do believe the recent surges in first Dash and now Monero has been partly driven by money taken out of Bitcoin looking for a profitable home. I think it will happen again with other altcoins with small market caps, because a move a half a billion dollars away is peanuts to Bitcoin, but if some of that goes to a small altcoin that altcoin's marketcap can multiply. Now I don't think this will happen in an identical way with XRP because the supply is so big, and one would think Ripple would take the opportunity of an appreciable price rise to sell thereby capping gains. But I definitely do believe a reallocation of money to alternative cryptocurrencies that but for the unresolved Bitcoin blocksize debate would have gone to Bitcoin is an opportunity for XRP to moderately increase in price. I'd almost think it would be yet another failure of communication, marketing and messaging to the cryptocurrency community by XRP enthusiasts and Ripple if XRP does not rise in value appreciably on Bitcoin decline or stagnation. My view is we've got to continue to talk amongst ourselves on xrpchat, but more than anything we've got to talk to cryptocurrency enthusiasts who have never been involved in XRP and to the general population of internet users interested in cryptocurrency whether they have bought or not. I would view the channels to this as Reddit and Bitcointalk, with appropriate moderation so that idealogically fixated holders of POW coins don't fill up the thread with "it's a premine <expletive> <explitive> scam". I am very busy working right now and I won't do it today, but on the weekend or early next week I'll probably open a thread on Reddit. At this stage my angle would be to suggest XRP as suitable for people to allocate a small percentage of their crypto holdings with a view to long term possibility of appreciation, notwithstanding it is more likely than not that promise will not be realised. I'd be interested in hearing the xrpchat community's views. -
Now I believe I know why other smaller currencies are increasing in value and that is over the concern over the scaling issue with Bitcoin and the process of increasing the 1mb block size to deal with future growth. There could be a panic that this will be a problem with the peer to peer network. Like always there is panic and investors sell and now they are placing their profits into these smaller digital currencies in hopes of keeping their profits by holding with other dc's. I could be wrong but this is what I think is going on.
