XRP: FRACTAL OF FIVE/PHI
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The transformation of Ripple continues which is so obviously in a phi fractal so this is the 3rd in a series of pentagram projections as it continues to play out. As it unfolds then it will complete the needed correction onto the crypto space. In simple terms, Ripple will be #1 crypto. We'll likely all have XRP wallets on our devices doing near instant transactions by the end of the year even before Ripple hit their 2018 milestones with the banks. Ripple will become a multi trillion dollar company and banks will happily change their tune and start to positively promote blockchain (See: Japan). Regular mom and dad investors will see little reason to take the risk of moving to Bitcoin when most people are not investors and more desire safety of the banks over a currency which is the favoured coin of terrorists, pedophiles and drug pushers. Bitcoin however will continue to have massive growth, but will be in the shadows for a while as Ripple takes the spotlight. As bitcoin price descends for a period of darkness, new Bitcoin leaders will emerge who can unite the community - long standing debates will start to resolve, while at the same time we will see some kind of partnerships between the leading underdogs such as Ethereum and Ripple to work together and dethrone the current king. All speculation, of course. Buy now.
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Some of those phi guide lines so Alice could follow the yellow brick road again Note
Ripple announced Japanese exchange Bitbank Inc has listed XRP and will begin a volume incentive campaign on June 1. (See: twitter.com/Ripple/status/867761149449613313)Currently buys coming from Japan isn't accounting for a huge portion of the growth so lots up upward potential (See: xrpcharts.ripple.com/ Japan's banking adoption currently leads the way with the highest percentages of banks in the country being on board with Ripple.
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After some uber long sideways period we've clearly broken out. Who's ready for another mega Ripple pump?
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