Where the FUD is coming from?

[eksarpi]

Where the FUD is coming from?

[corak]

The Bitcoin maximalists, of course.

[taebuoytogI]

People and companies that profit from selling mining hardware for bitcoin and its ecosystem.  

[DCLXVI]

snake lee (ltc)

[Guest]

For me, being a newbie to the space is part of the FUD.  I bought in around 2.6.  I'm a little unsure as to where to set my stop losses.  Not sure I can stomach if it dips below 2.0 for very long.  I believe in the product but also wonder if I bought way too high and will have to wait a year for the price to get back to where I bought in.  Would appreciate any sincere advice.

Edited January 5, 2018 by Guest

[Madbull]

DESTRO THE FUD - BUY XRP

[corak]

4 minutes ago, misterford said:

For me, being a newbie to the space is part of the FUD.  I bought in around 2.6.  I'm a little unsure as to where to set my stop losses.  Not sure I can stomach if it dips below 2.0 for very long.  I believe in the product but also wonder if I bought way too high and will have to wait a year for the price to get back to where I bought in.  Would appreciate any sincere advice.

Spend some time researching the tech, the history of this coin, and the landscape / competition it has, and draw your own conclusions. A low price is supposed to make you want to buy, not sell. Price is what you pay, value is what you get.

 

[eksarpi]

1 minute ago, misterford said:

For me, being a newbie to the space is part of the FUD.  I bought in around 2.6.  I'm a little unsure as to where to set my stop losses.  Not sure I can stomach if it dips below 2.0 for very long.  I believe in the product but also wonder if I bought way too high.  Would appreciate any sincere advice.

Hi @misterford I cannot give you any advice since I don't know where you want "go".. I joined XRP on 2013 and BUY&HOLD  has been my best strategy. Trust me, the best is yet to come!

[eksarpi]

3 minutes ago, corak said:

 Price is what you pay, value is what you get.

 

so true!

Edited January 5, 2018 by eksarpi

[Mattie]

2 minutes ago, misterford said:

For me, being a newbie to the space is part of the FUD.  I bought in around 2.6.  I'm a little unsure as to where to set my stop losses.  Not sure I can stomach if it dips below 2.0 for very long.  I believe in the product but also wonder if I bought way too high and will have to wait a year for the price to get back to where I bought in.  Would appreciate any sincere advice.

As anyone would say, you're only at a loss when you sell.. I wouldn't worry too much to be honest, there's plenty of news in the pipeline for XRP, just check the last tweet from Ripple from yesterday evening. It might not come tomorrow or next week, but those "bagholders" from May last year got handsomely rewarded if they held on to their bags all the way to today. 

Personally, I believe we will see double digits for XRP this year, if the global crypto market keeps growing at the rate it does (some analysts forecast a 2 to 3 trillion market) and Ripple keeps doing what they do.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Mattie said:

As anyone would say, you're only at a loss when you sell.. I wouldn't worry too much to be honest, there's plenty of news in the pipeline for XRP, just check the last tweet from Ripple from yesterday evening. It might not come tomorrow or next week, but those "bagholders" from May last year got handsomely rewarded if they held on to their bags all the way to today. 

Personally, I believe we will see double digits for XRP this year, if the global crypto market keeps growing at the rate it does (some analysts forecast a 2 to 3 trillion market) and Ripple keeps doing what they do.

Thank you Mattie!  Much appreciate the insight and opinion.

[Champipple]

7 minutes ago, misterford said:

For me, being a newbie to the space is part of the FUD.  I bought in around 2.6.  I'm a little unsure as to where to set my stop losses.  Not sure I can stomach if it dips below 2.0 for very long.  I believe in the product but also wonder if I bought way too high and will have to wait a year for the price to get back to where I bought in.  Would appreciate any sincere advice.

Pay attention to the charts especially the last month.   Any xrp spike has been followed by a corresponding drop. Just lock your coins up and forget about them. XRP is still a steal at under $3.00.  

[fastfalcon94]

I would say bitcoin and litecoin. I was really surprised by Charlie Lee's comments on twitter about "banks won't use xrp". It just shows that he hasn't properly done his homework on his competitors. I was riding out the litecoin drop after he sold his coins, but after his recent comments, I sold my litecoin and bought more XRP and LSK. I'm further ahead now because of it. It's funny because you don't really see Ripple calling out other coins. You don't overtake the competition by spreading fud about them. You do it by building a better product. That's why I believe in Ripple XRP.

Personally with the whole coinbase thing I think litecoin has the most to lose. It's currently the fastest transfer coin on coinbase. Once XRP is added it's going to really hurt litecoin. I believe Ripple is working with coinbase on getting it added. It would be in coinbase's best interest as Ripple has the capital to build their own coinbase or pay someone else to do it. Hell Chris Larsen probably has enough capital stuffed in his sock drawer. i think coinbase got through their first few years with some small million dollar donations according to wiki.

 

Also I think @HODOR 's next article should be an anti-fud document for XRP. I'd love to be able to share that around.

Edited January 5, 2018 by fastfalcon94

[XRPage]

Fud is strong out there.

[Guest]

BitCoin(SH!tC0!n) is definitely on the defensive!!!  XRP is the antidote!!!