The XRP supply is also fixed, correct?I get that, you’ve made it clear. That’s why I’m trying to help you understand it better.
It’s not a stock. And assuming people will treat it like a stock is precisely why you shouldn’t. Because that gives you an edge on those that do. That make sense?
Stocks are controlled by an entity that can make changes. They can split, reverse split, dilute them etc.
That’s not something that can be done with Bitcoin. The supply is fixed. That makes a huge difference in price dynamics of the asset.
At a huge amount - and the creators kept half in reserve - but fixed, correct?
I'm not looking to invest long term. Crypto is too volatile for me to be comfortable having funds I actually needed tied to. And I admit - had I jumped on board when I first heard about bitcoin - or even at the beginning of the crypto thread that was created on this site - I could probably retire at this point. Oh well.
But just looking at XRP - which I also know very little about. In 5 days it jumped up 87%. I went with XRP because I looked at that as a greater possibility than bitcoin doing the same - which an 87% spike would represent a price of $180,479
I'm looking at percentage growth that I can - as you stated - convert back to cash and reinvest elsewhere. I understand that's not your strategy at all.
By no means am I saying that XRP is a better value than bitcoin. I'm just saying if you are looking to burn and turn - it's the better option at current levels. At least it was - A sharp pullback at this point wouldn't shock me. It can't continue to climb at the rate it has.