Forget XRP Forecasts: The ‘Delusional’ Crowd Could Have The Last Laugh
Back in 2016 and 2017, when XRP was worth less than a penny, Ripple’s then-CTO David Schwartz laid out a rough roadmap of what the token could fetch if things went right. Related Reading: Bessent Presses Congress On Crypto Rules As Senate Clock Ticks Down Matching Bitcoin’s market share, he said, could push the price to around $2. Capturing a slice of global payments might justify $20. And if adoption grew beyond that, $120 was not out of the question. At the time, even reaching $1 seemed far-fetched. XRP has since crossed that threshold several times over. Validator Backs The....
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It's always good to remove yourself from the sensational news and happenings and be able to laugh at yourself. To the Crypto-Community, eat your heart out! CollegeHumor's hilarious sketch on Bitcoin let's us reminds us how the outside world looking-in sees our eclectic movement. So take a few minutes, have a laugh and remember to cherish the little successes. Bitcoin has a big future ahead and so let's not get to caught up in the present. The satire is strong with these guys.
The well-known Phillips Auction House has announced the company plans to accept cryptocurrency for the first time in a physical art auction set for June 7-8. Phillips will be auctioning a world-famous piece of artwork called the “Laugh Now Panel” created by the anonymous street artist Banksy. ‘Laugh Now’- Phillips to Accept Cryptocurrency at a Banksy Auction in June Whether Banksy likes it or not, his artwork has been tied to blockchain technology and sold for crypto assets in recent times. Additionally, the infamous street artist’s work was even burned after....
It's the first of April, and while I don't particularly care to spend an hour making up a story that will probably fail to make you laugh, I leave the deed to Zappos.com, who's April Fools' Day joke is worth mentioning. Just in case you've been living under a rock, Zappos.com is a huge online shoe and clothing store. The company posted a breaking news story that may appeal to bitcoin fans: The company says it'll be issuing refunds for returns in bitcoin. CEO Tony Hsieh broke the news in front of the company's Customer Loyalty Team to silence and a few coughs. One employee jumped up in....
Were you watching ESPN's Gameday last week? You may or may not have missed a man in the crowd with a laugh-inducing sign asking his mother to send him bitcoin. His sign, complete with an address and the bitcoin symbol was probably a way to get the word out about the digital currency, but he seemed to get a lot more than he bargained for. The man, a Redditor with the username Bitcoinpitcher2 confirmed to the online community that indeed he was the person holding the sign. A quick check of the address he used on the sign shows 98 inbound transactions totaling 22.43230668 BTC - or $22,682.88....
Crowd payment solutions provider Mobbr announced the launch of a crows payment platform known as Mobbr Crowd Payments, which also has Bitcoin as one of its currencies. The platform is the world's first and only crowd payments platform for the collaborative economy. Mobbr's platform activates the potential of crowd-sourced labor. Users of the platform sign up for an account which they can use to look for tasks and team members with whom they can collaborate on accomplishing the tasks therein. One of the unique features of Mobbr is the "social salary." The social salary is a functionality....