Good analysis.
So many are negative towards XRP because it's a 'bankster' coin.
However I say if there is profit in it go for it. Makes a change to be able to make something off the banksters rather than get robbed by them.
Personally I'm staying nimble with regards to Ripple as it may be one to get rid of quick when the top comes in.
But a profit is a profit , right!?
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I'm with ya mate, that's why I said about being nimble. Picking a top is incredibly difficult thing to do so I have an exit strategy for XRP.
I'm not comcerned about losing the investment in Ripple as it was a wild speculation when I bought in at roughly 5c, however I don't like to lose so will endeavour to be on top of the situation and recycle the profit into the alts I hodl.
Hello gentlemen!
You both seem knowledgeable on this subject so I thought I should repeat the question I asked above,
I bought some XRP and was thinking to sell but there is a problem, I am on Binance and since a couple of days now, it's showing a different price:
Can someone guide me on why does exchanges and coin market cap show different prices for XRP?
This is Binance showing $2.62
This is coin checkup and coin market cap showing $3.08:
Sometimes, the difference increases to almost a dollar.. And this is sort of very fishy to me atleast..
Oh, so there is nothing worry, right?
I am going to cash out as soon as it hits $3.5 again on Binance.. it was booming on Friday and I should have sold it at $3.70, will learn from this now and not get greedy next time.. XD