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well, i don't think that investors should stay brave about the topic, they might their money sooner or later, because if it's really a matter of security, the government can get rid of it any time sooner
I know those that dumped their ripple have their own positive reasons to them selves so it's not bad they made that decision. But as at now, holding or investing in ripple is perceived to be 100% loss or 101% plus profit so only those that can afford to take the risks are ready for the battle.I think that to a large extent it is natural to start to question a coin, especially after the big drop that ripple took and the number of exchanges that have to pull out of the coin. Many that make use of the coin with their payments have also stopped doing so as well, so that is quite worrisome. This is the concept of panic selling based on the opinion of others in the market. However, there is always two sides to a story and keeping your investment in it may work in your favour in the future. You just need to have a lot of patience.
Yeah, there is no in between with this investment at the moment. However, I don't think that if you had to invest now that it would be a 100% loss even if they did have to lose the lawsuit. I think that it could be a substantial loss but not to that extent because there are some exchanges that may still list the coin and will still have those coins that are in circulation so it would make sense for them to continue to allow it to trade on their markets despite the outcome. As long as they are not based in the US.I know those that dumped their ripple have their own positive reasons to them selves so it's not bad they made that decision. But as at now, holding or investing in ripple is perceived to be 100% loss or 101% plus profit so only those that can afford to take the risks are ready for the battle.
Seriously, it's been a long rough ride for Ripple so far and I'm really impressed with how they are working so hard to revive the coin. It's $1.63 today.One of the questions on all of our minds, well at least y mind daily, is the lawsuit that ripple is facing and what the outcome will be. Whilst there is another month before the court date and during this time there is much that can change, Japan says that its stance on Ripple will not shift.
Japan says that it views the coin as a cryptocurrency and not as a security. As a result the major investors that are in Japan and that have invested into Ripple, are in no way changing their view on crypto and that they will continue to hold their investment in this coin. This shows quite a bit of confidence from Japan in the coin, and shows that even if there is loss in the lawsuit that ripple might still be able recover if they move to these countries and operate from there.
What are your thoughts?
They have recovered quite a bit and the surprising part is that this is going on despite the lawsuit, which shows that even post lawsuit we may see a bigger price hike. Perhaps setting an all time new high in price.Seriously, it's been a long rough ride for Ripple so far and I'm really impressed with how they are working so hard to revive the coin. It's $1.63 today.
Exactly, the cryptocurrency Ripple was tagged to be dead for a while but they have worked so hard to find themselves where they are now. It can only get better.They have recovered quite a bit and the surprising part is that this is going on despite the lawsuit, which shows that even post lawsuit we may see a bigger price hike. Perhaps setting an all time new high in price.
I had said it before that no matter the positive statements or support ripple enjoy from Japan, it will still make little difference on a global scale, it know fact that big crypto projects don't aim for a particular country's economy they aim for a global market, I'm sure ripple has such plans too. Japan may never be enough!Yes this was under consideration from them a little while back. In fact there were changes that were also being considered to be made to the Japanese financial infrastructure in order to account for the introduction of ripple into their country which would once again show the use for the coin and the acceptance that they have on the coin. It seems Japan is the number one supporter of this coin, which is good as Japan has a very good economy.