>>/65858/
> We have been eating poo by not just holding BTC all this time.
XRP is the real Bitcoin. Bitcoin is slow, inefficient, uses up a lot of energy, costly, has centralization issues (a few chinese miners own a majority of the network)
XRP will be used as an actual bridge currency for real money transactions, and it's still relatively cheap (it was designed for a price of 10,000 or more)

 >>/65859/
I imagine there will be more bullish announcements regarding crypto legislation and so on in the coming weeks and months

 >>/65869/
> I thought you said sell at the $7 mark, did you change your mind?
No, what I post is just a rough guideline of what I imagine the price could reach. 7 is a very conservative target, but if you really need money or don't want to take big risks or gamble much, then you could already start taking some profits at 7. I will probably start taking profits at 9 and then sell maybe 50% of what I have at 9-13 targets, then spread out the rest over some higher targets up to 50, and keep maybe 10-20% that i will never sell just in case something much bigger happens