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  1. No, he's advising me to invest what I can afford to lose. If I can afford to lose $5k and have to pay it back after school over the course of 10 years, then he's advising me to do it; and if not, don't do it.
  2. I like your idea of splitting it in half. That seems like the safest bet. Having to pay back 2500 over 10 years as an NP won't even be noticeable, and that's assuming XRP becomes worthless, which is irrational.
  3. My end goal is to just accumulate as much XRP as I can this Spring and then sit on it and forget about it until the last semester of my senior year. Then I'd like to be able to cash enough in to pay off undergrad. Then ignore it until finishing grad school and re-asses, pay off grad school, then decide what to do with the rest. Maybe hodl, maybe liquidate, who knows.
  4. 5000 is definitely feasible to pay back. Loans get deferred until 6 months after you graduate, and I'll be in school until I'm a NP.
  5. Real question guys.. I'm a 25 y/o full-time student on track to hopefully start Nursing school this Fall. I'm a GI Bill recipient, which means I get a living stipend to help with bills while my GI Bill takes care of tuition costs. My question is: Would it be worth taking out a small student loan of, say, $5,000 to invest in zerps? I've read from some investment books that the best way to use debt is to buy assets with it, and we all believe XRP will at least break $10 this year, which would make the ROI worth it even after paying back the loan. Do any of you think this is a smart idea?
  6. I don't think we're giving these regulations as much credit as they're due. Governments are making their own cryptos, they're not going to adopt these anarchist coins (however you can bet your *** that central banks will certainly be adopting xRapid). You could probably count the amount of cryptos that will survive the purge on your 2 hands. You're talking a soon-to-be trillion dollar market consolidating into like 10 coins instead of thousands. These regulations alone could be what launches us into the triple digit numbers, and utilization of XRP will drive it even higher. I still stand by an eventual $2k XRP in the next few years.
  7. So you're not a part of the "Waiting Over a Month for Bitstamp to Verify my Account" club? You don't know the struggle!!!
  8. I need moon asap so I can switch majors and quit this retail job. It's all about hitting that sweet sweet 3mil after tax.
  9. The Reddit XRP community is essentially a giant marketcap circle jerk. No matter how many times @Hodor addresses that argument it still keeps getting upvoted.
  10. Then again, if it reaches 100 with mass adoption, it's highly likely to continue to increase, especially if regulations crush to market resulting in a consolidation into the few remaining tokens that survive. I think 250 is attainable organically, but regulation could be what causes it to surpass 500 or more (not considering scarcity from ownership and usage).
  11. I'm considering cashing out a good portion at 75 and then buying the 100 dip when it likely falls back to around 40-60.
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