TheSheriff wrote: » €0.95 now on kraken. **Shudder**
Dakota Dan wrote: » I been trading for the last two years and have my sources, do you have to have certain qualifications to post here?
will56 wrote: » Did I miss some news or is this just a natural bounce of the bottom ? Not looking a gift horse in the mouth, just trying to educate myself
benjamin d wrote: » Things just found a stable bottom so the jittery money is coming back in I would say.
DANNY2014 wrote: » Announcement on twitter check out hodor7777.....https://www.reddit.com/r/XRP/comments/7r4nfs/cfo_of_cuallix_confirms_xrp_cost_savings_via/?utm_source=reddit-android
will56 wrote: » Ah, that seems positive then. Kicking myself for not selling near the top. I'd have almost tripled my holding. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that :rolleyes:
TheSheriff wrote: » Yeah, but I think the reality is most people who are here arent REALLY prepared to lose this money. They got in after hearing about the huge rise of Bitcoin, and for a few days there over xmas Ripple looked like the next gravy train. Alot of people (including myself got onboard around the 50-80c mark, then another huge wave at the 1.50e mark). IMO, I think if people are in the red already they may as well hold (unless its life changing money). If you got in at 0.25C tough I would sell, worst case keep an eye on the market overnight. SOME PROFIT is better than NO PROFIT
Ronaldinho wrote: » Do Ripple publicly disclose exactly how much XRP they themselves have spent each month (out of the escrow)?
millhouse wrote: » Brad needs to start tweeting .
Rumpy Pumpy wrote: Don’t think it’s any worse than believing that the value of these coins and the company behind them has any grounding in reality based on badly-written whitepapers, pump and dump scams, and blind hysteria.
lifeandtimes wrote: » HThe whitepaper alone should be why you invested and "the tweets" thereafter are just part of the fun or watching it go up.
Cryptonovice wrote: » hey folks, Just wondering is anyone here on Binance. I have a coinbase account where I bought ETH and sent to Binance to swap for other coins like Ripple and others. What I am wondering is, is there anywhere I can get the euro value of the coin I bought on Binance at the time of the swap? Or would I just have to go somewhere like coinmarketcap to get the value of the coin on that particular day (averaged). Thanks in advance
leduigs wrote: » I've used both for a while now and I always try and track it myself in a spreadsheet. There's no real way. Couple of very handy apps for also keeping your portfolio and then the prices show in euro. Can't remember the one I used to have (deleted it cause I just kept watching it) but Google it. It's handy can select the exchange you want the euro price on. It was called coin blocks or something like that.
millhouse wrote: » Anyone got any positive news for us ripple fans. Hovering around €0.98c , if it can break through the €1 and $1.25 threshold we might see action. Brad needs to start tweeting. Crypto prices in general has been quiet over the past few days.