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9 hours ago, Archbob said:

many of the 589 idiots have left.

Where are you hanging out? I am around and the rest is pretty active too. Open your eyes. They are all over my 'fud' comments with their 589 red big candle in one hand and their magic wand in the other accusing me of bed intentions in the community while they push 589$ - 2000$ and deny the fact that ripplecoin trades at 3 year low

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Muh agenda is bad. As a ripple holder i can name it like i want. Or is there a written rule in the law books about ripplecoin or rippletoken or xrptokencoin? i call it how i like to call it. Call the mods i can send them a pic of my wallet
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8 minutes ago, DirectorCoulson said:

If i learned one thing about Galgirtorn, its he has no idea what hes talking about.

The hypocrisy that falls from your mouth is quite astonishing.

You would benefit most from reading his blog posts. Start with http://galgitron.net/Post/How-ODL-Worksand-Doesnt and make sure you click the hyperlink on the 2nd paragraph and read that blog post first. Maybe if you were reading Galgitron’s blogs in 2018 instead of tossing off to Brad’s interviews, you would not be in this emotional mess you find yourself in.

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32 minutes ago, DirectorCoulson said:

If i learned one thing about Galgirtorn, its he has no idea what hes talking about.

Ha. Ha... hahhHaaahAaaa

Gees kid, get out of your basement.

If I learned one thing about every post you make, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

You knew nothing when you bought (if you ever did buy) and you have done your utmost best to not learn a single thing in the years you held.

All emotions, anger and continued (played?) stupidity. 

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11 minutes ago, Flintstone said:

Maybe if you were reading Galgitron’s blogs in 2018

Maybe i was reading Galgirtorns blog phantasy about imaginary whales and dumping the price down.

Brad Garlinghouse confirmed in an interview that Ripple isnt capable of manipulating the price YET you want me to believe Galgirtorns imagination - according to brad its impossible to manipulate the coin. How would whales do it if the holder of the majority of xrp cant move it?

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I love how u guys are always after me with the FUUUD coulson makes fud. But irl i have better fuds than ripple is centralised or some other 2013 bs. Im fcking concerned about my stuck lifesavings
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1 hour ago, xerxesramesepolybius said:

That was a fascinating article, thanks but the conclusion was

“But bitcoin's true role has already emerged. Bitcoin is a successful decentralized gambling machine, an incredibly fun censorship-resistant Keynesian beauty contest.“

and by inference all other crypto too (as long as there is sufficient publicity to drag people to the Casino).

Is that what you really think of XRP?

I believe that right now all coins are beauty contests. This does not mean it’ll always stay that way. Everything-as-a-token is coming and there will be extremely successful projects with real utility.

I personally never touched BTC, sold all my ETH in January 2018 but don’t mind holding XRP for the next 10 years if it comes to that.

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1 hour ago, xerxesramesepolybius said:

So it is and always will be a zero sum game like gambling where the only people to consistently win are the owners of the casino ie Ripple and co ?

don’t think I like that idea.

Where in the piece I wrote Ripple is the only one winning?

You ask questions and draw conclusions with an agenda it appears.

It is simple, in both crypto, stock market and casinos majority lose money. For every winner there have to be at least one, usually multiple people losing money.

If you don't get the basics of trading and investing then don't.

1 hour ago, xerxesramesepolybius said:

That was a fascinating article, thanks but the conclusion was

“But bitcoin's true role has already emerged. Bitcoin is a successful decentralized gambling machine, an incredibly fun censorship-resistant Keynesian beauty contest.“

and by inference all other crypto too (as long as there is sufficient publicity to drag people to the Casino).

Is that what you really think of XRP?

 

Something that has no underlying value or utility is a casino hoping the next person pays more for it then you did. XRP for the most part still is, but compared to 98% of other crypto it has a potential future of utility which makes it an interesting long term investment.

Many people on this forum don't get the 'long-term' part and think thats about 3 months.

Bitcoin is the prime example of this casino thought... Everything it should have done failed. So they came up with the last resort "store of value"

Everything can be a store of value, its practically admitting it failed but try keeping it 'alive' long enough to make make money of it.

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27 minutes ago, DirectorCoulson said:

Maybe i was reading Galgirtorns blog phantasy about imaginary whales and dumping the price down.

Brad Garlinghouse confirmed in an interview that Ripple isnt capable of manipulating the price YET you want me to believe Galgirtorns imagination - according to brad its impossible to manipulate the coin. How would whales do it if the holder of the majority of xrp cant move it?

Oh dear... I really hope you are playing dumb because this is too much. 

I estimate XRP is worth more cents than you have lived years. Finish school, don't do drugs.

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5 minutes ago, Caracappa said:

Oh dear... I really hope you are playing dumb because this is too much. 

I estimate XRP is worth more cents than you have lived years. Finish school, don't do drugs.

What is this way of talking to fellow xrp investors?

Did i personally attack you ? Or are you hurt because of my post ? Why dont you ignore me instead of saying im dumb?

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@DirectorCoulson So you’ve invested your savings and can’t DCA down? That is a shit position to be in.

Obviously, you do not want to sell for a loss. Your only option is to hold or trade (gamble).

Spreading negativity around the forum is not going to help your situation.

Ripple is still partnering with FI’s, regulations are yet to be established, so long term there is still hope. In the short term, maybe there is another speculative bubble due to the halvening.

The majority of this forum are concentrated on the former, if you want the latter, then please.... stop pi$$ing in our cornflakes and keep your posts in the Trading and Price Speculation area of the forum.

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26 minutes ago, DirectorCoulson said:

What is this way of talking to fellow xrp investors?

Did i personally attack you ? Or are you hurt because of my post ? Why dont you ignore me instead of saying im dumb?

Hahaha, the hypocrisy. Easy kiddo.

Ok, tell me this.

You believe the market consists only of individuals, spending a couple hundred or thousand dollars. Even if 85% of BTC belong to 1%.

And having a lot of btc or xrp, making you able to manipulate and dictate price and make a lot of money in an unregulated space (its technically simply possible then, not a dream), but no one does that because that would be unethical?

Who's the dreamer.

Ps. I said you play dumb. I don't think you are. I also think everything you say about yourself is an act.

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2 hours ago, Caracappa said:

The bearmarket is supposed to convince as many investors as possible to give up and exit, and therefore usually takes more time than a bullrun. And only then can profits be maximised.

Or geopolitical events have collapsed the value of assets worldwide. A bearmarket has no purpose, it's not planned. The price is free floating and governed by randomness with trends due to mathematics, laws of supply and demand. There certainly are agenda's, but that's not what dictates the price. If anything hard work and team effort makes the price go up. No one's going to sabotage their work to buy back some more shares. 

I take on investors. I buy land and seed. I own 10% and the investors 90%. I work really hard planting all the seeds, tending to the field. I hire workers to help me. The field is nearing harvest and is expected to earn 100 ounces of gold. 10% of 100 ounces is 

In my free time, when the necessities are taken care of I have two options.

1. inspect the plants. Look for any signs of insects, deal with the problem and potentially increase harvest by 10%. 

2. Sell my stack. place insects on the plants. reducing the yield by 10% thus reducing the market price by 10% so I can buy back 10% more. 


In the first scenario. I'd own 10% of 110 ounces so 11 ounces of gold. 

In the second scenario. I'd own 11% of 90 ounces of gold. so 9.9 ounces of gold. 

The first scenario earns more money and builds reputation. Also your investors make money allowing them to take profits and reinvest each year. 

The second scenario earns less money and builds bad reputation. It takes investors money and keeps them from reinvesting, making your crop smaller and smaller each year.



 

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@jargoman

I like the analogy. Although I'm not pointing at Ripple destroying their own crops.

And no, a bearmarket is not a living thing created to annoy investors. It's a logical mathematical correction of price.

Be it because a bullmarket overshot realistic prizes of an asset and corrects back, or geopolitical circumstances have to correct current price to a new realistic one fitting todays market.

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