The Ripple Thread

Whelo79

Binance was down for a scheduled maintenance I believe.

Gryzor

what the status in Binance Funds/History. Should be something in there

Autochange

Gryzor wrote: »

what the status in Binance Funds/History. Should be something in there

Nothing there. Upon second checking coinbase the transaction is showing gdax withdrawal complete but also sent Ethereum to Eth address pending

Ned087

Autochange wrote: »

Nothing there. Upon second checking coinbase the transaction is showing gdax withdrawal complete but also sent Ethereum to Eth address pending

It can take time i got mine in 4, 5 hours

hogan90

Is there no bloody easy way to buy Ripple?:mad:

jon1981

Lodge euros to coinbase
Buy bitcoin or ethereum
Send to Binance
Buy XRP on Binance with sent funds


That's what i did. Not hard ones you've setup accounts on both.

Dades

Don't forget to set up an XRP wallet!
Leaving them on an exchange isn't an option.

Especially when your exchange is knackered, like Binance is now.

EagererBeaver

Binance is fine, working perfectly for me at the minute.

But yes, there's no way I'd trust leaving anything on an exchange like Binance.

Benzino

Dades wrote: »

Don't forget to set up an XRP wallet!
Leaving them on an exchange isn't an option.

Especially when your exchange is knackered, like Binance is now.

Any recommendations? Looking at getting a Ledger myself, but still doing my research into my options.

Ace2007

Lads, I was told that you can buy in with etoro - but when I go on there, it seems to have a "take profit" part - which I assume when the price hits a set number, you automatically sell out, I think the max I could put in was 10x rise, so i.e. hit $30 then it sells. Is my logic right?, and if so is there any easy way for me to buy this coins, and have them stored online, not overly confident about having coins in an online wallet when I hardly know what I'm getting into.

jon1981

Dades wrote: »

Don't forget to set up an XRP wallet!
Leaving them on an exchange isn't an option.

Especially when your exchange is knackered, like Binance is now.

What wallet are you using?

jon1981

jon1981 wrote: »

What wallet are you using?

I'm using Toast, but I would like to switch. Not because there have been problems with it, just because I'm sure there are better wallets out there since I got Toast in my first few days of trading Crypto.

Only thing is, with Ripple's 20 XRP reserve for all wallets, I don't want to lose 20 XRP to Toast and then another 20 XRP to a new wallet.

It will be Toast for me until Ripple lower the 20 XRP requirement.

jon1981

jon1981 wrote: »

Lodge euros to coinbase
Buy bitcoin or ethereum
Send to Binance
Buy XRP on Binance with sent funds


That's what i did. Not hard ones you've setup accounts on both.

Though a SEPA transfer i did on Monday has still not been received. So can't get into any more action until then!!

asteroids over berlin

Ledger nano s is excellent, very easy to use. You may be waiting a couple of weeks though!!

Dades

Benzino wrote: »

Any recommendations? Looking at getting a Ledger myself, but still doing my research into my options.

jon1981 wrote: »

What wallet are you using?

I use GateHub and it's been fine as a wallet, insofar as I've transferred in and out to exchanges a couple of times no problem. I don't have experience with other wallets though to compare it with.

In theory you can cash out but they haven't verified my bank a/c after three weeks, so don't sign up with cashing out quickly in mind.

GarIT

Ace2007 wrote: »

Lads, I was told that you can buy in with etoro - but when I go on there, it seems to have a "take profit" part - which I assume when the price hits a set number, you automatically sell out, I think the max I could put in was 10x rise, so i.e. hit $30 then it sells. Is my logic right?, and if so is there any easy way for me to buy this coins, and have them stored online, not overly confident about having coins in an online wallet when I hardly know what I'm getting into.

eToro does have a "take profit" part, as in if you make a profit they take it. If you are using eToro you aren't always buying the coins sometimes you're placing a bet between you and eToro that the price will rise. It's no different than going into paddy power and saying "I'd like to place a bet that the price of bitcoin will rise"

If you like your money don't use eToro.

Chrongen

hogan90 wrote: »

I have been trying to for 3 days now and cannot get through the mobile verification stage. I have raised the issue with their support team but haven't heard back. Are you experiencing the same issue?

Can somebody recommend an alternative platform to purchase XRP?

Thanks in advance

No I opened a GateHub account months ago but I was wondeing if anybody saw a large lag / discrepancy between the price on GH and the live exchange prices?

EagererBeaver

Hi from the moon everybody! The air here is remarkably sweet.

Gryzor

Parachutes on!

jay28

When to sell is the question!!

EagererBeaver

Is $3.50 possible?!

jon1981

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Is $3.50 possible?!

It hit 3.73

EagererBeaver

jon1981 wrote: »

It hit 3.73

Based on coinmarketcap? It seems to be saying it's $3.79 now and hit $3.84 but I've no idea where that's coming from. No exchange is close to that.

jon1981

EagererBeaver wrote: »

Based on coinmarketcap? It seems to be saying it's $3.79 now and hit $3.84 but I've no idea where that's coming from. No exchange is close to that.

Actually yeah you're right. Not sure what's going on there.

asteroids over berlin

absolutely amazed at how high xrp has got. Congrats to all investors

Dades

No congrats yet - it’s just pixels until it’s in the bank!

Was that the Koreans getting involved?

#cantlookaway

jon1981

Is it possible Binance is lagging coin market or vice versa?

EagererBeaver

Technically, yes. Actually, no.

As I understand it, coinmarketcap takes a global average, including South Korean exchanges that always seem to be really high in comparison to others. What you'll get from the likes of poloniex/Bittrex etc is likely to be the "true" price.

Tinder Surprise

What next for Ripple? What are their options?

On its current course then the market cap will pass a Trillion dollars - crazy uncharted waters!


I'd say this coin has many heads being scratched and not just those that have a vested interested, but those looking to see where the crypto space is going as a whole.

Wombatman

GreeBo wrote: »

Do you think we will see $3?

I'm seeing ~$3 as the right long term price for this guy, so I;d expect it to hover between there and 2.50 for the next few months.


So now the question is, whats next?!

24 hours is long term I guess in Crypto world