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What no Fart Coin? lol. Don’t do the meme coins brother, just the utility tokens and hold. I don’t do leverage I’m here for the long run. You’ll see all the institutional adoption Fomo’ing in 2026 IMO.Flat Earth Coin (FLAT) Price Today, News & Live Chart | Forbes Crypto Market Data
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I cashed out my 401k and put it in this
No way dude. Once we expose NASA this will take over the dollar
You can tell by the responses that they don't even care to learn about it.
You’re talking meme coins which I agree. We’re talking blockchain technology that everyone from Franklin Templeton, Citi, etc even Nasdaq is moving to. Look it up if you want, or don’t. Money will move fast, cheap, and easy like using the internet. Stocks, bonds, real estate, Everything will be tokenized within the next couple years. BlackRock has talked about the tokenization of everything and they’re the largest asset manager on earth. Combine Blockchain and AI and that’s what I mean when I say the 4th and 5th Industrial Revolution is coming and most people don’t understand or care.
I'm fairly diversified, but I'm bullish on XRP. I think the SEC case ending, regulatory clarity and ETFs will lead to significant gains in relatively short order. Ripple has also been positioning itself to break out with it's acquisitions this year.
I’m the same, XRP is my main holding along with about 5 others. The light bulb went on for me when I realized the value will be about the use case. I may take profit in a couple smaller investments but I’m here for the yield whenever that time comes. Earning passive income is what I’m dreaming about. So much I don’t know yet but hope it’ll become clearer as it progresses.
XRP is the native token (train car) that runs on the XRP ledger (train tracks). It is vying to take over a portion of large scale money transfers for banks and institutions - what SWIFT does - and it does so for pennies per transfer instead of the thousands required now, and it does so in seconds not days. To do so it will require a price point that is significantly higher than it's current value now, so it's worth looking into and deciding for yourself if it's a good investment.
I realize you're being sarcastic, but for those interested ETFs are coming if you don't want to hold the tokens but want exposure to the asset. The inflow of cash will be beneficial to those of us who do hold the tokens.
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This is different the the speculation driven hypecoin pyramids schemes. The financial sector is evolving to use blockchain as a faster, and infinitely more efficient, way to move value and if you know which chains are going to end up with a slice of the pie ROIs could be significant. Think of them as an investment to hold as the transition occurs.
I feel plenty invested in crypto by buying an S&P 500 index fund. This nonsense just sounds like a great way for grifters to take dumb people's money. If someone gave me crypto, I'd immediately sell it and put the balance in VTSAX.
Bitcoins best use is as a store of value, like gold. As an actual useful token, it's clunky, time consuming and relative to other options costly. Still a good investment IMO.
I think you're wrong, With the Genius Act and coming Clarity Act the real world usefulness of Blockchain technology is set to be unleashed. Real world value and utility.
Everybody should do what they’re comfortable with, there’s no guarantees with anything, just depends on your risk tolerance, vision, and conviction. Over the same 16 months XRP is up about 285%. No doubt people were saying it’s foolish to buy bitcoin in 2017 for $900, now it’s over 100k. You also need to look at ROI, whatever is invested in bitcoin they’re hoping to double maybe triple in the next few years right? There’s more growth out there with tokens that actually do something ( they have a job to move value) with a higher ROI. I have a 401 with index funds that’s done well but I leave a small bit just for growth. Anyway, it’s all good I just enjoy discussing this stuff we can all help each other!
It has been I agree, but the Clarity Act that’s in the Senate waiting for approval after shutdown ends will help give consumer protections and greater transparency. You can’t hide on an open ledger and Trump said he wants it on his desk by end of year to sign. He wants US to be crypto capital of the world. The dollar has lost, what 20% value in 5 years? A transition is happening and really no one can stop it.
Brought to you by the same retard who led the flat earth thread.
I don't disagree with that except to quibble. I would still consider putting money in gold to be speculation rather than investment because it requires that in the future, someone else will be willing to buy it from you for a price higher than the current market. This is categorically different than a stock or bond where there is an underlying revenue stream to value and assess to determine if the market price is roughly accurate.
