@LeviRietveld If you will do whatever it takes then maybe just try to shut the fuck up about it and stop trying to pump it. You’re doing more harm than good.
@crypto_Nina_ That’s nothing to be happy about.
Holding an investment for five years and it still hasn’t moved this fucking ridiculous especially if you’re not getting a dividend from it. If you’re trying to give investment advice, I suggest you stop because you sound fucking retarded.
@xrpmickle Reposting a random screenshot from X is hilarious. That’s not news. That’s just somebody repeating somebody else’s claim and hoping nobody asks for a real source.
@ChadSteingraber That’s pretty funny considering XRP longs have been the ones getting wrecked for months. Now $4 million in shorts get clipped and everyone acts like it’s some major victory. Shorts didn’t get destroyed. Plenty of them got rich on the way down. This is hype over crumbs.
Exactly 😂
“XRP reprice” is just the new version of “mass adoption is right around the corner.”
At some point you have to stop calling it patience and start calling it a decade-long carrot on a stick. Markets don’t magically wake up one morning and say, “Oops, we forgot to price this correctly for 14 years.”
Don’t forget to smash that like button to continue smoking that hopium
@worlds_last@TheCryptoSquire Wait for what? Another imaginary narrative? XRP holders have been told to “be patient” for a decade while every new promise turns into another excuse. At some point, patience stops being wisdom and starts being people waiting around while liquidity gets drained from them
You skipped the only part that matters: the actual demand mechanism.
Japan being a capital exporter does not magically create XRP buy pressure. Unless those flows are forced to use XRP, settle through XRP, and create sustained demand for XRP the asset, then it does absolutely nothing for XRP holders.
“Do the math” is funny when you didn’t show any math. You showed a false narrative.
Yes, it is utility for XRP in the most technical sense. Nobody denied that.
The point is that not all utility creates meaningful demand. A tiny fee burn and a reserve requirement is not the same thing as sustained buying pressure for the token.
Transactions on XRPL can prove the network is useful. They do not automatically prove XRP holders are going to benefit in a meaningful way. That is the difference you keep avoiding.