free-trampolin

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by free-trampolin 8y ago
This is everything but simple for most ppl, including me. I haven't achieved that entirely yet.
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by free-trampolin 8y ago
I might add, that exchanging these BTC into fiat is a taxable event.
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Yes bithomp has not necessarily the best interface. Another transaction explorer you can find here: https://xrpcharts.ripple.com/#/transactions/41B3042C4D76136F...
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Thank you very much. The first reason is that I program exclusively using functional programming. That said, the choice is somehow limited. I have very good experiences with Elixir. Statelessly streaming uncritical data to a client is a per
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Creator here. I created this app to visualize what is going on on the Ripple Network (kind of a blockchain, called 'ledger') in real-time. The application is written in Elixir/JavaScript, the client uses SVG (d3.js) and mostl
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Show HN: A Living Ledger – Visualization of the Ripple Network in Real-Time(alivingledger.com)
4 points by free-trampolin 9y ago|5 comments
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Cuallix is actively using XRP. Get your facts straight, cowboy!
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Not a single price of the top 100 crypto-currencies is reflecting their value. They are all over-priced by magnitudes and still "investors" insist it is not a bubble.
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Ripple is not necessarily targeted at end consumers. In some cases you may notice lower fees and faster transactions, however, they are targeting banks and payment providers.
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Unlike other fraudelend coin startups, Ripple made its self subject to regulations. They cannot simply put all their XRP onto the open market. The 55bn locked in escrow are meant to be sold to institutions partnering Ripple, as other commen
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by free-trampolin 9y ago
Wrong. They use Ripple's xRapid which utilizes XRP. This is (after cuallix) the second company that uses XRP for money transfer.