Can you cripple the ripple?

It's never going back up

>>2428036
XRP is a long term hold (long as in years). I do think out of every crypto available, it has the most possibility for mass consumer use whether they know it or not. XRP could literally change how bank settlement is done. The potential is astronomically high - as in we may never see something that changes banking so much for the rest of our lives as much as Ripple and XRP are shooting for.

>>2428404

I'm thinking of having a little taste at the moment.

Forex trades $5.3 trillion dollars a day (I almost came trying that number out). That's the market Ripple XRP is going for. While banks don't have to use XRP, by using it banks would save an additional 45% on settlement costs.

>>2428036

>>2428036
>bought at 9200, feeling it'll rise thanks to TA
>it's already at 9400
Damn. I'm finally getting good at trading. Margin trading still scares me though..

This thing was at 36 cents at one point and it doesn't seem to be able to get there again. What gives?

>>2429561

I think it was 40. I bought my bags at 37