Konstant Kash

@N4tious @Coach__Kilgore @RipBullWinkle More conjecture and now name calling. The intellectual capacity of the XRP folks remains highly questionable.

@Coach__Kilgore @KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle A new financial system is coming. $BTC queens like @KonstantKash and their dinosaur coin will be left behind. Bitcoin has no place in it.

Someone asked Brad Garlinghouse a sharp question at the conference. If Ripple buys back its own shares — why not buy XRP off the open market? His answer revealed something most people in this space still haven't connected. 🧵

@ChuksAjuka @RipBullWinkle Based on?

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle Best you sit this one out. It’s above your pay grade.

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle So you are seriously going to make the case that the folks at Ripple had no connection to XRP and they were just gifted with the vast majority of the supply for no reason? A supply that was created out of thin air.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle I'm not an xrp advocate. I don't hold any. However I possess the capacity to research before spewing incorrect opinions, you should try it

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle Surely there is an XRP advocate that is able to make a case rather than resort to name calling. I've yet to see it.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle I'm sorry, I didn't realize that you're a retard until now. Have a good day being oblivious to the subject matter in your future conversations

@N4tious @RipBullWinkle Conjecture and wishful thinking. I rely on facts.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle nah, I'm ok. Up considerably on my position. $XRP will be far more profitable than $BTC for anyone getting into crypto at this present time. Higher ROI and higher chance of going parabolic. SEC just slowed things down with the trial. Going forward, $XRP will outperform BTC & ETH

@corser_nick @RipBullWinkle Yes. With laughter.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle Wow...ur gonna cry later.

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle So you don't know? Conversation is a two way street. You don't get to make the rules.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle No, and again, you didn't understand it. The difference between those two mechanisms has nothing to do with my comment. Feel free to illustrate that you didn't comprehend further....

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle I understand it all. You are trying to use semantics.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle I think you didn't understand my comment haha

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle Sure. Please explain the difference between pre mined and minted.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle It's the first indication that you don't know what you're talking about, the rest of your claim is just icing on the top.

@N4tious @RipBullWinkle I've made more money on XRP than you ever will. If you can't see how you are being taken advantage of...that's on you.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle have you already sold? You sound upset 😭😭😭 dumb shit

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle It doesn't change what happened. A name change. Ehhh.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle Ripple didn't exist when xrp was created

@Vox_Aeon @RipBullWinkle Whatever nuanced view you present. That is what happened.

@KonstantKash @RipBullWinkle Ripple didn't "mint" XRP.

@Star55175 @scottmelker Really? So quiet you could hear a pin drop.

@scottmelker XRP is still quietly making progress

WATCH: RIPPLE CEO BRAD GARLINGHOUSE SAYS LAS VEGAS SPHERE WOULD NOT DISPLAY $XRP, BUT WOULD SHOW BITCOIN $BTC AND ETHEREUM $ETH

@scottmelker It's a scam token. They shouldn't be displaying or promoting it.

@Gina_XRP Nothing you are saying is rational.

I still like XRP, but I'm more rational now. My previous belief that it could reach hundreds or even thousands of dollars was too ambitious. A more realistic range is probably $25-$50, which is acceptable in the long run and more reliable than blindly expecting a bubble price.

@vincent_vancode Lol. Get real.

Let me give you a nice little thought experiment... So you love Bitcoin so much. In the year 2030, you decide to sell your car online. You get a handsome 0.5BTC for your car. You're excited, the guy pays you immediately. Your BTC wallet is self custodied, and you put some tokens into it from Binance. A couple of weeks later, the FBI contact you. The BTC you received was linked to a wallet that received funds from one of Irans terror operations. You didn't know, as you didn't do any KYC/AML/CTF checks. Under these laws, your BTC was seized, and you lose out. So, that is the fundamental flaw of crypto tokens that are "fully decentralized, anonymous and 'sticking it to the banks'*. Next time you decide to go online and promote your beloved token, make sure you know exactly where all of your BTC came from God speed.

@xmr_jake @BTCsponge @web3creek It is uncensorable in any case.

@BTCsponge @web3creek If you've ever bought btc on a KYC exchange, the government sure knows

Bitcoin has too many problems to have a future in another 10 years. The encryption is weak, and so is the privacy.

@PeterSchiff Your arrogance about this is astounding. Read some books about wisdom.

The claim that Bitcoin only has to rise by 2% per year to cover the 11.5% yield on $STRC indefinitely assumes $MSTR stops issuing STRC. But Saylor is actually increasing issuance. The more STRC MSTR sells, the more BTC must rise to cover the yield. Also, if the price of STRC falls, MSTR will have to raise the yield to get the price back to 100. Of course, to cover the yield with Bitcoin, MSTR must sell BTC. But the more BTC @Saylor sells to pay the yield, the lower the price of BTC. The only way to stop the death spiral is for MSTR to cancel the dividend. Then STRC crashes, taking MSTR and BTC with it.