Message from @Darth

Discord ID: 397158534934167552


2017-12-31 14:07:09 UTC  

On their website it explains that the ripple transfer network will only be accessible to financial institutions. Prob to avoid fraud etc. but it’s a smart move

2017-12-31 14:07:27 UTC  

Get the pre existing things to build up your coin

2017-12-31 14:08:31 UTC  

@this_that5553 thanks for the explanation?

2017-12-31 14:09:49 UTC  

I’m not an expert sorry. Just a random thought I had on it. Ripple is actually extremely convoluted. It’s a coin and a transfer network

2017-12-31 14:10:57 UTC  

lol sorry I didn't mean that question mark, I'm using a foreign keyboard @this_that5553 so a handful of keys are switched 😂 I mean thanks for the explanation!

2017-12-31 15:02:23 UTC  

What wallets and exchanges are you guys using?

2017-12-31 16:04:57 UTC  

ledger nano s, i usually buy on coinbase then xfer to bittrex

2017-12-31 16:37:15 UTC  

ripple has the most solid real business application to date tackling trillions in international bank transfers, offering a lower cost and more secure alternative to the SWIFT system

2017-12-31 16:37:16 UTC  

however

2017-12-31 16:37:25 UTC  

it has done this by being in bed with the banks

2017-12-31 16:38:40 UTC  

all the authorative ripple servers are owned by financial institutions. This means it's only distributed among banks, not among the public. However, this also is an advantage in the sense that it's reliably transactable for normal currencies.

2017-12-31 16:39:30 UTC  

Ripple also as far more units that bitcoin. It will be priced at parity with bitcoin around $3.20

2017-12-31 16:42:13 UTC  

I use coinbase for BTC<->USD

2017-12-31 16:42:28 UTC  

and bittrex for BTC <-> other currencies

2017-12-31 16:43:57 UTC  

I would recommend Bitcoin Cash (BCH) over Bitcoin atm

2017-12-31 16:44:23 UTC  

Ethereum is also a solid platform although a little pricey.

2017-12-31 16:46:00 UTC  

So what is the difference between BTC and BCH?

2017-12-31 16:46:30 UTC  

And thanks for the info...I definitely appreciate it

2017-12-31 18:44:18 UTC  

Just opened my Coinbase account!

2017-12-31 20:54:40 UTC  

btc looking to breakout?

2017-12-31 22:46:13 UTC  

@Belzec Not sure in the short term, but I am buying long. I think it BTC could easily quadruple in less than a decade....and that might be conservative. One thing that concerns me is the deflationary aspect of BTC. That acts against consumerism, etc.

2017-12-31 22:49:14 UTC  

@ThisIsChris "I just want to see if I can make a buck on it"
This attitude is exactly why a lot of people will lose their ass in the next 6 months on crypto.

2017-12-31 23:33:34 UTC  

@Tanner - SC But isn't that the point? That people see the value in the technology and want to make money off of it? Otherwise it will eventually whither on the vine.

2018-01-01 00:08:30 UTC  

Some of the cryptos bring utility to areas that didn’t exist before. Other cryptos are only being bought because other people are buying and people want to make money off of the greater fool.

2018-01-01 00:16:00 UTC  

Ahhhh...fair enough

2018-01-01 01:57:45 UTC  

@Tanner - SC yes of course but in the mean time many alt coins will bubble up before fizzling out and there's no point in not making some money on it if you can. Of course I wouldn't park my money *long term* in something that didn't have good fundamentals. Basically, some cryptos are the kind you can introduce to your mother, and other cryptos are just there for a pump and dump.

2018-01-02 07:05:20 UTC  

What do you guys think about mining altcoin, is there money to be made there?

2018-01-02 09:17:37 UTC  

Coinbase the best for crypto purchase? Still deciding on bitcoin or ripple.

2018-01-02 12:31:42 UTC  

is exodus a good wallet

2018-01-02 15:31:54 UTC  

Transfer fees with exodus are very annoying

2018-01-02 15:32:09 UTC  

but it's a pretty nice wallet - from a noob (me)

2018-01-02 16:05:38 UTC  

@Deleted User you can buy with coinbase then transfer to other coins with something like shapeshift

2018-01-02 16:12:57 UTC  

Thanks. Here is something I don't get. Bitcoin was all about be completely anonymous, yet you provide everything to the crypto "traders" to buy. Find that not too full proof.

2018-01-02 16:14:31 UTC  

@Deleted User Yeah, it's bizarre. But if you want to support anonymous/private crypto-currency, you can exchange your bitcoin for those other coins.

2018-01-02 16:15:06 UTC  

Or just transfer your bitcoin to a different wallet and nobody knows that wallet belongs to you

2018-01-02 16:17:09 UTC  

Okay thannks @this_that5553 . Ok thanks! Still a bit over my head still, but will figure out. The whole transfer of wallets etc and detailed info needed. So much for real anonymity.

2018-01-02 16:17:35 UTC  

Only the exchanges require all the info upfront

2018-01-02 16:17:43 UTC  

to go from USD to BTC or whatever

2018-01-02 16:25:16 UTC  

I have sold out of ripple in favor of bch

2018-01-02 16:57:53 UTC  

BCH just seems very pedestrian. Simple, easy, quick. All good things