The XRP Investor Thread

Just made the plunge last night. Bought 300 bucks of XLM on Coinbase, and took some quizzes, and traded some of the free stuff for Algorand and Clover, Amp, Shiba, and fetch.ai, and am up $80 so far. I think I will keep my main holdings in ISO 20022 compliant items for the foreseeable future, and have smaller money to play around with the more volatile stuff like Shiba. I do see 3GD being taken out, and BTC and many others with it, so I consider the real possibility of ONLY 20022 coins being usable after the 30 days is done, and we go quantum.

I do want to get into Ripple, and would like to know the best way to go about trading some of my crypto from coinbase to whomever sells XRP, if someone could offer some hints. I know how to do it, but was curious if I should be aware of traps, offers, exchange fees, or if there's anything else I should consider? tia

Also, is Tether a good buy? I know they just got some black eyes, but didn't know if those were caused by bad guys, and not Tether doing wrong? Will things work out in their favor?

BTW, this thread and all those of you offering input are an astronomically [in]valuable asset. Sound, honest advice that's been tested and refined by trial and fire, and offered in the most helpful and beneficial way. Thank you all!!!

Just made the plunge last night. Bought 300 bucks of XLM on Coinbase, and took some quizzes, and traded some of the free stuff for Algorand and Clover, Amp, Shiba, and fetch.ai, and am up $80 so far. I think I will keep my main holdings in ISO 20022 compliant items for the foreseeable future, and have smaller money to play around with the more volatile stuff like Shiba. I do see 3GD being taken out, and BTC and many others with it, so I consider the real possibility of ONLY 20022 coins being usable after the 30 days is done, and we go quantum.

I do want to get into Ripple, and would like to know the best way to go about trading some of my crypto from coinbase to whomever sells XRP, if someone could offer some hints. I know how to do it, but was curious if I should be aware of traps, offers, exchange fees, or if there's anything else I should consider? tia

Also, is Tether a good buy? I know they just got some black eyes, but didn't know if those were caused by bad guys, and not Tether doing wrong? Will things work out in their favor?

BTW, this thread and all those of you offering input are an astronomically [in]valuable asset. Sound, honest advice that's been tested and refined by trial and fire, and offered in the most helpful and beneficial way. Thank you all!!!

the only weird thing for crypto is they are rated on jan 1st of the read. so right after a bull run.
by the time you have to pay your taxes your cryptos could have lost 90% value lol

Right-o...use it or lose it.

Moon Lambo is right...traders get wrecked...all it takes is one wrong guess...tech analysis and waves and moons and rsi and moving averages all useless compared to fundamentals and a real world use of the coins...just hold on unti then

Last night I was able to obtain 192 XRP for free.

I've been setting up trustlines on XUMM.

I recieved a free Airdrop of 0.1 something called XPUNK.

I sold it for 192 XRP.

That sounds good how you are starting out. The way I get XRP since trading mostly stopped in the US, is, I made an Atomic Wallet on a dedicated laptop that I only use for crypto and that is free from m-a-l-w-e-a-r.

I buy XLM on Coinbase and send it to the Atomic Wallet.

Then within the Atomic Wallet they have a built in exchange which is very easy to use, and I swap the XLM for XRP.

I keep the laptop offline when not in use and I don't do general web browsing or downloading anything with it, don't watch videos or stuff like that.

Sending crypto off the exchange to your wallet is pretty daunting the first few times you do it.

You should always send small amounts to test your send and then break up the rest of the amount into pieces so you aren't hitting send on a big amount of crypto and sending it off into the void forever, never to be seen again.

There are lots of people here who would be glad to help you navigate that nerve wracking learning curve.