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The XRP army is fed up and is fighting back! It's time we draw a line.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
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I never quite understand why some people who purchase XRP think they have the same rights as a shareholder in Ripple.
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>>62850506
Don't underestimate how retarded cripples actually are.
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>>62850506
>>62850551
I know. The stock is a contractual agreement between the person and the CORPORATE ENTITY (RIPPLE).
With XRP I never have to talk to Brad even if he's at the same party as me.
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>>62850506
Or how they thought XRP was going to capture any value when ripple is pushing a stablecoin that largely replaces XRP's usecase.
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>>62850559
>that largely replaces XRP's usecase.
Original XSG member here.
The above is not how I see it and I routinely check RLUSD market cap to see how well they are expanding.
I'd like to see 10B very soon though or it's stalling too much.
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>>62850569
>The above is not how I see it
Strange because that's how Brad sees it.

Even the most rabid XRP shills on X are waking up, but you're still sleeping.
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>>62850506
Because thats how xrp was sold to them in the early days, on the nudge nudge wink wink
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>>62850584
Yes, I am in business and I take payments. The stables are better for accounting and the law in not clear on "gains" on the in between yet.
Causes the same issues that paying or accepting gold/silver in payment. You CAN do it, but it's a hassle on the back end with accounting as if you sit on the gold/silver, you must account for the receipt price and sell price and then report gains.
It's a good thing given the circumstances.

I don't see it hurting XRP the token at all.
In other words, you will have to shillfud endlessly and at that endlessly I'll still be holding.
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>>62850591
Wrong again.
I was never sold on that. I was sold specifically on the opposite.
The face that I never have to do any business at all with Ripple was actually a 100% necessary for me to invest.
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>>62850478
>XRP investors have a very simple message: stop selling us
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>>62850630
>I don't see it hurting XRP the token at all.
nigger, Brad is LITERALLY telling you that sometimes XRP is the better bridge asset and sometimes stablecoins are.

Every single stablecoin settlement means less settlement happening through XRP.
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>>62850635
Cripples ain't shit but hoes and tricks
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>>62850655
Not really.
On the XRPL it still takes XRP to use.
And this shows you aren't good at business.
The rise of RLUSD will lift the entire operation.
Why would you try to get people to use the LESS useful option? Just force them?
No, you give them what they want, it's called onboarding. Very happy about RLUSD, but it's not growing fast enough.
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>>62850478
>Letter to Mr Wolf
>By eating us, the sheep, you've gotten big and strong. Your fangs got sharper. Your fur got shinier. And we were there for you to snack on throughout your journey, always backing you up. Because of that your territory got bigger. We made you, you.
>So please now give us back all the sheep you've devoured, return all of our limbs you've ripped off.
>It's the right thing to do Mr Wolf.
>With love, your tasty sheep!
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>>62850663
>On the XRPL it still takes XRP to use.
What does? RLUSD?
Fees are non existent. Even in the case of mass adoption it would take hundreds or thousands of years to go through even 1% of token supply.

>The rise of RLUSD will lift the entire operation.
No, it replaces XRP whenever it's used.

Hence why XRP shills on X are up in arms.
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>>62850633
>I never have to do any business at all with Ripple
If you want to use XRP as a bridge asset you definitely do though. That whole infrastructure is proprietary Ripple software.
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>>62850669
You have a poor understanding I believe.
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>>62850678
No, not at all. You can create and operate a token on the ledger right now and people have been doing it for years.
You mint, send, distribute, etc and Ripple has nothing to do with it at all.

These days you can't even get XRP from Ripple. So you buy it on the market, from anyone anywhere, and then use it.
I have eight years of following this and you can do whatever you want without talking to Ripple.
That's the biggest plus.

Tranglo literally operates an ODL service, using XRP, on the XRPL, in direct competition to Ripple's ODL.
That's a bigly plus.



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