froocpu2

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   by froocpu2 8y ago

   Is that a guess? Greater demand -> better market value and greater trading volumes -> better liquidity because it requires less XRP to move x amount of money from A to B, and the market price is less likely to be affected by the move.
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   by froocpu2 8y ago

   Why would they want to keep the value low? They raise capital by selling it.
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   by froocpu2 8y ago

   $10m implementation fee, plus it attempts to make the conversion from using xCurrent (which doesn't need XRP) to xRapid (which does), the incentive being that you save more.
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   by froocpu2 8y ago

   You might like Stellar - pretty much the same offering as XRP, but with better smart contract support and it has an open test network that anyone can use. You basically just interact via an API so you can develop in pretty much any language
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   by froocpu2 8y ago

   Swift has high fees, approx $30 per transaction, and 6% of those transactions require some sort of human intervention down the line, the last time I checked. If you believe Ripple's marketing [1], a remittance company sending $12b of p