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Hunter Long
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Carson Cooper
>under 9000
Wyatt Carter
>tfw invested in both LINK & XRP
Parker Russell
yooooo why u make this post
Isaiah Nguyen
because no one with real money looks at biz before posting
Joshua Gutierrez
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT THIS COIN DOES? I HAD 200K A YEAR AGO AND DUMPED THEM ALL BECAUSE THIS PROJECT MAKES NO SENSE.
Easton Ward
You're gonna make it
Brandon Thomas
Ryder Long
Here's the purpose from Ripple's POV.
ripple.com
There are other companies like Coil who use XRP for micropayments, exchanges who use it as a base currency, individuals who use the built-in DEX. Basically any use case that requires fast, cheap payments on a reliable platform could take advantage of XRP.
Jacob Allen
Jose Butler
XLM is going to the mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon
XRP is going to the bathroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom
Samuel White
the one true coin.
David Harris
based Jed dumpin 10 billion XRP coins to pump stellar
Dylan Phillips
will codius use chainlink?
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Blake Anderson
But why use ripple? Why can't these companies just deploy their own liquidity tokens?
Levi Richardson
Kayden Cook
They both will win, it's the perfect coke vs Pepsi setup
Brandon Williams
Are they going to deploy an unbacked token like BTC or XRP and compete on that playing field?
Most of what I've seen involves pegged tokens like USDC, GUSD, and many others. One problem is that these introduce a huge amount of counterparty risk. The issuer has to maintain the peg, be trusted to maintain enough reserves, and they have complete control over the currency (to censor someone, issue more coins, etc.).
Having this type of central authority will make everyone want to create their own token, thereby killing any chance at adoption. Once we end up with 200 different fiat-pegged tokens, how liquid will they really be? You would still need something like XRP as a bridge between them.
In the end I think unbacked, counterparty free digital assets are just better than pegged tokens. We already have digital fiat, so I don't see a need to recreate them all on the blockchain.
Samuel Davis
>You would still need something like XRP as a bridge between them.
So why would they use XRP instead of bitcoin?
Nathan Taylor
Not an expert on Codius, but it doesn't sound like it. Here's a good talk that Stefan Thomas gave. He mentions oracles around 13-14 min I think, and then talks a little about how Codius differs.
Colton Evans
Ripple actually gave their xRapid pilot customers the option to use Bitcoin, but they all chose XRP instead. Bitcoin was too slow and expensive, even though it is currently more liquid.
XRP also has a lot of nice extra features that make it great for payments. Things like payment channels, multi-sig, key rotation, deposit authorization, etc.
Grayson Carter
you'd have to be stupid not to have atleast some of this shit in case it explodes again
Logan Richardson
Bankercoin absolutely ripping. Ancap faggots in tears.
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John Taylor
ITS OVER GET OUT