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I invested 20k all in XRP and I’m not selling until I’m in 6 digit profits

I'm new and I've done litrally this. I just bought £770 worth of XRP in kraken and moved it to my trezor cold wallet with the intension of holding it longterm. I only got into crypto because of FOMO, if XRP goes "paraaabooolic" like people in instagram keep telling me then I want to be there to profit. I'll invest another £1,300 in the coming weeks into XRP, SOL, HBAR, SUI and maybe ine or two more but I'll work and save the remaining of the year and by the time I have more money I can be in the position to buy bitcoin.

If you want XRP, then go in slowly. It may go up, it may go down. Buy more when you’re in the red. My advise would be diversify through.

I am hoping XRP drops record low lmao
More XRP plz

You’d pay tax on the profit - but of you’re buying XRP and immediately sending ( “selling”) it - then there is no profit to be taxed

I did, my favorite sentence was, "Scammers are running amok on Solana selling scams." The redundancy and alliteration tickled me a bit.
I think we agree on XRP that's for sure.

Not really because of arbitrage, also RLUSD has a liquidity constraint (because it need reserves), XRP doesn’t.

It depends on how much it was bought for. First off, it would generate a metric fuck-ton of visibility. Secondly, their engineers would likely take a look at making the Meta app into an easy-to-use wallet for payments over the phone that your grandmother could do.
As someone that has older folks in my life that I have to teach tech to, that alone would push it higher than it is today.
I think it would be about a 75% chance that it succeeds wildly and about 25% that the project is sold off or shut down.
Overall, I think the short term would pull in Anderson Horowitz and BlackRock. The project would likely get corrupted, and there’s absolutely nothing saying they want anything to do with XRP, but even if we are an afterthought, the price would likely move up significantly.

Idk about French laws, but small amt money gifts, you don't need to report as income in the USA. 
And I've heard some countries like Korea n Japan, you can just use XRP for payments! How cool is that? Hopefully that will happen soon everywhere. 
But that not available in most places yet, you can send her XRP from your wallet to her wallet and she can then sell some on an exchange n withdraw the cash to use

It happens more frequently to small volume coins. Not XRP w 58 billion circulating supply

Did you even read what I wrote? If so, then go ahead and tell me which point do you disagree with?
The fact is, outside the few named by Trump, a whole lots of alts performed actually better under the FUD “Democrats want to kill crypto.”
Why? There weren’t corrupt policies like “crypto stockpile” or “American crypto” for the govt to influence to pump one token over the other. It is because of these said policies, we now have top vapor like XRP dominating the spotlight.

A coin like XRP can grow fast if real world adopts its utility. People that hold XRP aren’t in it for a quick buck. They are usually long term holders hoping that the utility is widely adopted and the coin will be worth a lot in 5 to 10 years.
Will that happen? 🤷🏼‍♂️

No, swift is much better than XRP

What about XRP and EOS.

Based on current market data, here are the top 15 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, ranked generally from highest to lowest volatility.
It's important to understand that volatility is a measure of how much the price of an asset fluctuates over time, and it can change rapidly based on market conditions, news, and overall sentiment.
Here is a general ranking based on typical market behavior and recent data trends. Please note that this is not a precise, real-time calculation but rather a relative ranking:
Top 15 Cryptocurrencies by Market Cap, Ranked by General Volatility (Highest to Lowest)
* Dogecoin (DOGE): As a meme coin, Dogecoin's price is heavily influenced by social media trends and speculation, leading to significantly higher volatility compared to most other large-cap cryptocurrencies.
* Solana (SOL): Known for its high throughput and rapid ecosystem growth, SOL has experienced substantial price swings and is generally considered highly volatile.
* Avalanche (AVAX): Similar to Solana, Avalanche is a platform focused on decentralized applications and has shown high volatility in its price movements.
* Sui (SUI): A relatively newer entrant to the top cryptocurrencies by market cap, Sui's price can be subject to higher volatility as its ecosystem and adoption are still developing.
* Chainlink (LINK): As a key infrastructure project providing data to smart contracts, LINK's price volatility can be influenced by developments in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space and broader market movements.
* BNB (BNB): The native coin of the Binance exchange, BNB's volatility is tied to the performance of the exchange and the overall crypto market, often exhibiting significant price changes.
* Cardano (ADA): While focused on a research-driven approach, ADA's price has experienced considerable volatility, influenced by development milestones and market sentiment.
* TRON (TRX): Focused on decentralized entertainment and content sharing, TRX generally exhibits moderate to high volatility within the large-cap space.
* XRP (XRP): Associated with the Ripple payment network, XRP's price has been subject to volatility, also influenced by regulatory news and market trends.
* Stellar (XLM): Similar to XRP, Stellar aims to connect financial institutions and provides fast, low-cost transactions. Its volatility is typically in a similar range to XRP.
* Ethereum (ETH): As the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap and a major platform for decentralized applications, ETH is less volatile than smaller altcoins but still experiences significant price swings compared to traditional financial assets.
* Bitcoin (BTC): The largest and most established cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is generally considered less volatile than most altcoins but is still known for considerable price fluctuations, making it volatile compared to traditional assets.
* Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC): As a token representing Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain, WBTC's price is pegged to BTC, so its volatility directly mirrors that of Bitcoin.
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Solana def isn't only memecoins, that's a newer trend for the chain. Solana is IMO my number 1, close second would now be Sui, then TON and XRP.

https://ripple.com/solutions/stablecoin/
"Designed for crossborder payments".
Why would you buy RLUSD, swap it for XRP (fluctuating asset) then send to different address, for the receiver to swap it back to RLUSD.

You wouldn't.
You just send RLUSD.

No RLUSD will not replace XRP.

RLUSD is a stablecoin pegged to the USD. XRP is a bridge currency for payments on the XRP ledger. They are not the same nor will they ever be. Change my mind...

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