Best Cryptocurrency "Bhudu Saranai"
Virtual-currency proponents are quite pleased with the fact that major banking institutions hate bitcoin. Should digital markets take a substantive bite out of mainstream investor dollars, it’s possible that financial transactions would no longer require third-party intermediaries. That’s bad news for Wall Street leaches that currently rake in money via hegemonic dominance.
But what would happen if bankers embraced the blockchain? Enter Ripple, the “banker’s cryptocurrency.” Similar to bitcoin, Ripple seeks to streamline and accelerate global payments and transactions. The current platform for these functions was created prior to the internet’s advent.
But the Ripple blockchain takes a different approach to the same problem. Rather than having a contentious relationship with banks, Ripple works with them. Through cooperative networks, Ripple provides a “frictionless” pathway for international payments. This streamlining allows a “best of both worlds” alternative: low transaction fees, and the security and (data) integrity of a big-banking umbrella.
Ripple is also one of the best speculative cryptocurrencies to buy because it has internal scalability. Learning the hard lessons from bitcoin, the Ripple blockchain can be improved and expanded to accommodate higher transactional volume. You probably won’t hear about a Ripple hard fork anytime soon.
For explosive growth potential, Ripple stands alone. Unlike many of its leading peers, the banker’s crypto trades for less than a U.S. quarter. Unsurprisingly, it’s also one of the most volatile cryptocurrencies.
