What altcoin worth buy and hold?

Hello,

I'm down to hear any suggestions you may have, Would be great that if you suggest to buy some altcoin write why you think it worth invest on it.

Ripple:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/

It's $0.20 per coin, and it's projected to go up, just take a look at the chart. Hold onto it for 2-3 months after buying a good $250+ worth of ripple.

11-11-2017, 09:52 AM

thespacebar Wrote: Ripple:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/

It's $0.20 per coin, and it's projected to go up, just take a look at the chart. Hold onto it for 2-3 months after buying a good $250+ worth of ripple.

Thank you very much for your reply.


Once Banks officially go with Ripple, XRP will be co-operated nicely . That's the plan. But if we wait until it's happen, it's kind of too late already.

11-11-2017, 10:02 AM

Choteado Wrote: Thank you very much for your reply.


Once Banks officially go with Ripple, XRP will be co-operated nicely . That's the plan. But if we wait until it's happen, it's kind of too late already.

You're completely right. I'm surprised it's not even popped up already because of it's future potential. Even though it's a cryptocurrency, and cryptocurrencies > banks, banks work through advertisement and traffic flow; no bank will be using ripple if it wouldn't be convenient and profitable; the only way they'd get customers and people using ripple is by convincing people that don't know, to buy and invest in ripple and doing so would make it's market skyrocket.

11-11-2017, 10:05 AM

thespacebar Wrote: You're completely right. I'm surprised it's not even popped up already because of it's future potential. Even though it's a cryptocurrency, and cryptocurrencies > banks, banks work through advertisement and traffic flow; no bank will be using ripple if it wouldn't be convenient and profitable; the only way they'd get customers and people using ripple is by convincing people that don't know, to buy and invest in ripple and doing so would make it's market skyrocket.

Banks are very wary and continuing to oppose Bitcoin. That is understandable and no surprise at all as the cryptocurrency is proving to be a much efficient competitor against the regulated fiat currencies. However, banks are not completely closed off to the blockchain idea behind the cryptocurrencies.

Interest has further grown for Ripple with its great focus on blockchain technology. Unlike Bitcoin, Ripple has created partnerships with banks and financial institutions around the world. With banks continuously showing interest in entering the blockchain world, Ripple seems to be the most likable of the cryptocurrency and blockchain companies they would partner with for expertise and ideas.


Ripple just can't fail

11-11-2017, 10:41 AM

Choteado Wrote: Banks are very wary and continuing to oppose Bitcoin. That is understandable and no surprise at all as the cryptocurrency is proving to be a much efficient competitor against the regulated fiat currencies. However, banks are not completely closed off to the blockchain idea behind the cryptocurrencies.

Interest has further grown for Ripple with its great focus on blockchain technology. Unlike Bitcoin, Ripple has created partnerships with banks and financial institutions around the world. With banks continuously showing interest in entering the blockchain world, Ripple seems to be the most likable of the cryptocurrency and blockchain companies they would partner with for expertise and ideas.


Ripple just can't fail

And I must say again, you're completely right. If banks have anything to do with money, that's making sure it doesn't fail. Even if it's an online course or a pamphlet, they will make do by making sure it doesn't instantly flop. If anything, it could even increase their customer size because of the way Bitcoin fanatics are; "wow, I can buy things with btc from here. I'll always go here!"