XRPLong
XRP / Ripple: The Illuminati coin
Ripple plays an an important role in the crypto space, and an even more important role within the finance industry in general. Ripples' products serve as an inter-ledger system, connecting crypto and fiat currencies, for easy conversion. As the xCurrent system gets adopted by more and more banks, like Kotak Mahindra for example, Indias largest bank, and as more wallets support XRP just like Wirex will in the next few days, will XRP be the one coin to rule them all?
The chart tells us there's great support at $0.45 - $0.50 range, but the biggest problem with this coin (for us traders) is that news and other fundamental influences don't do much for this chart. But that is definitely a great sign for the coin itself, when stability is concerned. This is what the banks want to see, is my liquidity going to take a shit if there's a lil bad news floating around, or will it hold up?
I believe anything under $0.50 will be a great buy for this coin. Hodl more of this long- a couple years long, unload for some profits early on tho. Can we see XRP at a couple bucks again soon? Maybe a Christmas present from Brad Garlinghouse?
The chart tells us there's great support at $0.45 - $0.50 range, but the biggest problem with this coin (for us traders) is that news and other fundamental influences don't do much for this chart. But that is definitely a great sign for the coin itself, when stability is concerned. This is what the banks want to see, is my liquidity going to take a shit if there's a lil bad news floating around, or will it hold up?
I believe anything under $0.50 will be a great buy for this coin. Hodl more of this long- a couple years long, unload for some profits early on tho. Can we see XRP at a couple bucks again soon? Maybe a Christmas present from Brad Garlinghouse?
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