Is Ripple Worth Buying? – Yes It Is, In My Opinion!

​Welcome To My Ripple Review!

Do you know what happened to me when I started researching Ripple for writing this article? I ended up buying Ripple! I bought Ripple once and in the last week I bought them even more. However, situations of cryptocurrencies change rapidly. The value of Ripple went like 45x higher recently in 3 months. Does it mean that Ripple is 45 times worse investment after that rise?

In this article I am going to discuss following subjects, “Is Ripple Worth Buying? Is Ripple a Good Investment? What Is Ripple and How Does It Work?” Are you ready? Spend the next 1-2 minutes with me by reading this article.

(Disclaimer: In this article, I only share my personal opinion of Ripple. This is not an official investment advice!)

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Ripple price has recently spiked all the way from ~$0,30 to $0,77 in around 24 hours.

I created the following video where I reveal you why it happened and what you can expect from Ripple price in the future.

If you have any questions about this, don't hesitate to ask me in the comments and I will be happy to help you out!

I noticed that this article has received quite a lot of popularity and hundreds of visitors are regularly reading this article. Therefore, I also decided to record you a YouTube video to answer your questions whether Ripple is worth investing or not. Check it out and enjoy!

You have probably heard of Bitcoins. It’s a decentralized digital currency that allows you to make immediate payments so you don’t need to wait 2-3 business days that the money goes from your account to another account. Ripple has many same benefits but it’s also significantly different.

Ripple is also a cryptocurrency and a new technology. It means that it’s completely digital. You can understand the difference between dollars and Ripple. You can have dollars in your hands but you can have Ripple only in your bank account.

Ripple is a system created for banks to enable immediate payments and lower costs. Imagine if you could make a bank transfer in a few seconds instead of 2-3 business days. That will happen over the time course.

Ripple is a centralized currency, unlike Bitcoin. It means that one company owns the system and more than 70% of Ripple. You may think that what if the company just do the infamous, “Pump & dump” -move. It means that they promote their system until the price goes high. Then they sell all of their investments, take the money and leave.

However, it won’t happen at least in the near future. They announced that a big part of their Ripple holdings will be locked for 5 years. So, they are not going to dump it during that time. That move will probably take the price higher because there are fewer Ripples available for trade.

If there’s lots of something available, the value of it usually goes down. For example, if there is lots of oil available in the world, it’s not valuable. But now when we know that there isn’t infinitely amounts of oil. It affects oil’s price so that it goes up.

I want to underline the biggest benefits of Ripple compared to “normal currencies” like euro and dollar and compared to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

First of all, imagine that you are in the U.S. Then you have a friend, a business partner or a client in Australia. You need to send him dollars quickly. What is the fastest way?

The fastest way to transfer dollars from the U.S. to Australia is to take the next plane, fly to Australia and hand the money for your friend.

This illustration points out the inefficiency of the current banking system. It’s 50 years old and doesn’t serve us in the best way in the modern world. In many cases, faster payments would hugely help businesses to do things faster.

One downside of Bitcoin is that it’s possible to make only a limited number of payments during a day with our current technology. However, Ripple enables to make much more trades every day. It makes it’s easily scalable.

Many new millionaires have been made during that price jump. The same jump happened to almost all other cryptocurrencies. They work somehow in the same way like stocks. When stocks in the U.S. go up, the prices also go up in Europe and in China.

 And when the prices go down in the U.S., all other prices go down as well. Or if Apple, Amazon and other big stocks go down, other ones follow as well.

As we have seen, the situation can change rapidly in the cryptocurrency world. A year is a long time and 5 years is a lifetime of Ripple at the moment. Ripple and Bitcoin serve a very different goal.

Bitcoin kinda “fights” against the banking system and their monopoly while Ripple technology is built to help banks.

That’s one reason why I wanted to invest in both of those currencies. It’s good for allocation.

Another thing that I mentioned above, is that Bitcoin is decentralized so one Institute doesn’t run it but Ripple is centralized. Both systems have their own benefits and downsides. But if the team who runs Ripple is great, then it’s definitely a benefit.

I believe that in the long run, both values will still go dramatically up. The story of cryptocurrencies has only started. Why would banks and people want to stay in a 50-year-old system where it takes 2-5 business takes for each transaction. In my opinion, some change will happen for sure.

The total market value of all cryptocurrencies is around $90B at the moment. That’s a tiny value compared to other currencies or goods like gold or silver. I don’t see any good reason why it wouldn’t grow in value in the future.

I want to give the responsibility for yourself as an investor. If you follow my or other people’s advice, you lower your chances of success. In general, people who follow the masses (sheep) use to lose money with their investments and people who educate themselves and are courageous to make investments that differ from the masses, make big profits. There is a risk with all investing and it applies to cryptocurrencies as well.

I can only say that I invested in Ripple because I see there a great potential in the future. I’m quite confident that the price will go up and I’ll earn a good return on investments.

However, you should only invest money that you are “ready to lose”. I mean that you shouldn’t only count on cryptocurrencies and you should have other assets and income as well.

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What do you think about Ripple and cryptocurrencies?

Will the value still go up?

Let me know in the comments below!

If you have any questions, just leave a comment below and I will be more than happy to help you out.