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Ripple Google Pay Partnership - Why Google Pay Needs Ripple (XRP) - XRP Price Prediction

Android Pay branded to Google Pay.

It does not take a rocket scientist to realize that the search engine giant is feeling the

heat with respect to mobile phone payments and the ease consumers are embracing such

forms of commerce.

You can also see that this action by Google might be in response to the constant popularity

of cryptocurrencies and the release of Litepay.

Litepay promises to be first in market to providing a gateway for cryptocurrency owners

to pay for regular goods and services using Litecoin.

It is with this premise and the rapid evolution of payment service providers that it would

be prudent for the cool guys at Google to reach out to the Ripple (XRP) team and Brad

Garlinghouse in a partnership that I believe will cause major seismic activity in the Crypto

Verse, Internet and generally change the world of global commerce as we know it.

So why does Google Pay Need Ripple (XRP)?

The first reason is a bit unusual in the sense that it is not technical.

Google needs to link up with Ripple for the simple fact that Ripple (XRP) has the momentum

going.

Whenever we open the internet, we see a new partnership or a new bank willing to work

with the Ripple Team and the payment settlement solutions offered by them.

One recent example is the testing of Ripple's money settlement services by The Saudi Arabian

Monetary Authority.

This organization is the equivalent of the central bank of the Kingdom.

This partnership will see Saudi Arabian banks using Ripple's xCurrent software and infrastructure

to settle payments more efficiently.

Google needs to grab on this momentum that Ripple is exhibiting and also partner with

them.

The second reason why Google Pay needs Ripple, is the highly publicized benefits of using

Ripple as a payment option.

To start, the transaction costs are cheap.

It only costs 0.0004 dollar per Ripple transaction.

Each transaction takes 3.3 seconds on the Ripple network.

This lighting speed is congruent to Google's search engine speeds that return instant results.

The partnership can even be dubbed as the Lighting Partnership!

Wooooo!

Like the Legendary Ric Flair!

The third reason Google Pay might need Ripple (XRP) is the interoperability and integration

with other money remitting service providers that are already planning on using Ripple.

Moneygram and Western Union have partnered with Ripple and are testing the Ripple network

for the back end payment settlement system for money transfers.

The Ripple Network could end up being the backbone of all money remitting services and

Google Pay would have a smooth time if its payment settlement system is also by Ripple.

Think of it this way; Google Pay, Moneygram, Western Union and Banks are the four wheels

of a vehicle and Ripple is the chassis that holds everything together.

I am sure by now you are wondering what such a partnership between Google Pay and Ripple

would do to the price of Ripple (XRP).

In an earlier article, I had mused on the effects of Ripple (XRP) being used for all

the global money settlement services around.

Such a strategic hostile takeover of Ripple for all money settlement activities would

result in the coin doing a whopping 692.30 dollars!

Why and how?

Because the market cap of such global transactions is 27 Trillion dollars.

Then you divide that by the amount of Ripple (XRP) coins in circulation, and you get the

692.30 dollars.

In summary, and what I am trying to put forth, is that it will be in Google Pay's best

interest if it were to partner with Ripple as it moves ahead with its plans of having

a payement services app.

The tide is quickly turning from traditional fiat, VISA and Mastercard; and is now leaning

and furiously knocking on the doors of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

Ripple is the best fitted coin and infrastructure to open that door.

Yes, many analysts recently predicted that the price of the ripple would rise to 99 dollars

and even 600 dollars.

According to you, the price of ripple will be how much?

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February 2018 Star Wars Canon Update - Duration: 5:20.

Welcome to the February 2018 Star Wars canon update!

This month Rebels returned and we got seven new comic issues, so let's get started!

Star Wars Rebels returned on February 19 with the episodes Jedi Night and Dume.

Just in case you haven't seen them and you want to, I'm not going to get into actual

plot details.

But I will say that Jedi Night is one of my favorite episodes in the entire series, and

has some of the most beautiful animation the show has ever done.

February 26 brought us two more episodes: Wolves and a Door and A World Between Worlds.

I'll continue to not spoil the plots, but again.

A World Between Worlds was another must-see episode.

It's one of the best in the entire series, and it does a lot to tie Rebels in with The

Clone Wars and the films.

If you want to watch my in depth reviews of these episodes, I linked to them in the cards.

Moving onto comics, we got two issues of Darth Vader this month.

Every single canon update I talk about how great this series is, so I'm starting to

feel like a broken record.

But here we go!

Issue eleven sent Vader and an Inquisitor after a possible Jedi, only to find that it

was a setup.

Vader is attacked by the Cha family, who all seem to be bounty hunters.

Vader learns that the Emperor or at least someone high up in the government hired the

mercenaries.

This is the earliest chronological appearance of Chanath Cha, the youngest member of the

bounty hunting family, who eventually becomes a valuable agent of the Emperor, as seen in

the Lando comic.

Returning to Coruscant in issue twelve, Vader rebuilds his lightsaber into the one we are

more familiar with.

He visits the Emperor to confirm it was not him that put out the bounty on him, and we

can see Palpatine examining a helmet recovered from Jocasta Nu's collection.

That helmet appears as part of his own collection in the Lando comic.

Vader meditates and is able to spy on some conspirators through the Force.

I like how Vader's dark side, metaphysical form, or whatever you want to call it doesn't

have arms or legs swirling with the Force, since they're mechanical.

But he learns that some of the Imperials don't understand Vader's role in their government

and they want him gone.

He kills a handful of them to dissuade the others.

This wasn't my favorite issue of the series, but it was still damn good.

Star Wars issue 43 concluded the Ashes of Jedha arc.

I'm still not crazy about the art style, but that's just me being a broken record

again.

The story told over the past six issues has been pretty solid.

Visiting Jedha after Rogue One was an inspired idea.

Luke learns about the heroes of Rogue One and the Force, Han learns about leadership,

and Leia makes a key ally with Queen Trios of Shu-Torun.

I like seeing Kieron Gillen pull in elements from his Darth Vader comic, and I hope he

continues to do so.

Speaking of, let's talk about his other series, Doctor Aphra.

Issue seventeen continues a very fun arc.

That's the word I would use over and over again to describe this series.

Fun.

The main character is fun.

Her team has fun interactions.

Their mission is crazy and just the right amount of over-the-top.

This month sees Hera temporarily joining the cast, which is done in a, you guessed it,

fun way that works and makes sense.

This series also has connections with Rogue One's background characters that I really

like, and connections to the Darth Vader series, just like the main Star Wars comic.

Kieron Gillen and Charles Soule just kill it month after month.

Poe Dameron 24 continues to catch up with The Force Awakens.

Last month I guessed that the series might be ending, but someone pointed out that Charles

Soule has said the series will continue past issue 25.

It looks like it might even touch on events immediately following The Last Jedi.

As for this issue, Terex gets his implants out, and deciding he's had enough of the

Resistance and the First Order, he drops Lor San Tekka off in the middle of space and tells

both factions the coordinates.

I'm glad Terex is finally back to his old self, and I hope we see him in future Star

Wars stories.

Also this issue, we got to see the First Order star destroyer Absolution, which was introduced

in the Phasma novel, but I think this is its first visual appearance.

The comic adaptation of Thrawn began this last month, and so far it's really good!

I was worried it would feel like the book in fast forward, but the pacing is actually

really nice.

Writer Jody Houser is making a familiar story exciting to read, and I really love Luke Ross's

art.

He also did the Darth Maul comic last year, which was fantastic, so I hope he becomes

a comic regular.

For story of the month this time around, I'm going to break the Darth Vader comic's winning

streak and award it to the Star Wars Rebels episode A World Between Worlds.

It was twenty two minutes of amazing Star Wars storytelling that could have huge implications

on the rest of the universe.

Even if you've never seen the show before, it is a must see.

But that's it for the month of February!

The canon update will return April 1 to cover the final episodes of Star Wars Rebels, seven

new comics, the novelization of The Last Jedi, and more!

Until then make sure you like this video, subscribe to the channel for new Star Wars

videos every single day, follow me on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and consider checking

out my Patreon page!

As always, thanks for watching and may the Force be with you!

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For this last part of the show here, I want to go to Twitter.

I want to take your questions.

If you have a question, send it using the #askrof.

Our first question today comes from Steve Levine, who asks "Which event would have larger

positive results?

Defeating Paul Ryan or impeaching Trump?"

That is a very good question.

To be honest, I have to say without a doubt, defeating Paul Ryan.

Defeating Paul Ryan is a much bigger feat and would have a much larger impact than impeaching

Donald Trump would at this point because let's keep in mind, impeaching Donald Trump, getting

him out of office, will not change the current trajectory of this country.

All it changes is the bully mentality would probably die down a little bit because I don't

think we're going to see Mike Pence, at least not to the same level, get on Twitter and

insult other world leaders, antagonize other countries, and make fun of people within his

party and people in the opposition party.

I don't see Mike Pence doing that.

In terms of policy, Mike Pence will be identical to Donald Trump, as would any Republican.

Donald Trump's policies are no different from what Republicans have been pushing for decades,

decades.

So no, Mike Pence and Donald Trump, the only difference is the bully mentality.

The narcissism dies off slightly.

It's that big of a problem that, yeah, Pence would be better than Donald Trump.

That's one of the reasons why impeachment is so important.

But to defeat Paul Ryan, that is a massive feat.

There's two ways to do it.

Obviously, Randy Bryce, Iron Stache, running against Paul Ryan, him winning that election,

showing the powerful Republican establishment that they are not as powerful as they think

they are, getting defeated by a working class, blue collar American, that would send shockwaves

through this country, not just through the Republican Party but it would empower other

people who might be clocking in and out at a factory every single day thinking "You know

what?

Maybe I could run for something.

Maybe I could make a difference.

Randy Bryce did, he defeated the man who is arguably the most powerful Republican in the

country next to Donald Trump.

If he can do it, I can do it."

That's the most positive message we could send to people all over this country.

To be honest, regardless of party, showing that average citizens, the people that you

work next to each day, that you could make a difference, you could go to Washington D.C.

and work on behalf of the people instead of a corporation, that would send the most positive

message.

The other way to defeat Paul Ryan is that even if he wins reelection, which, man, I

hope he doesn't, if we turn the House blue, we defeat Paul Ryan.

He's no longer Speaker of the House.

He loses his overall authority there, and that would have just as big of an impact.

We'd still have his voice there.

We'd have his input, which is unwanted and unnecessary if you ask me.

But that would be the second-best option.

The first-best option obviously is to have Randy Bryce, Iron Stache, come in, take the

day, win that election, and send that message that you don't have to be a part of the wealthy

elite, that you don't have to take corporate money, that you don't have to sell your soul

or give up your values to properly represent the American people.

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Lord Elrond.

Strange for Orcs to come so close to our borders.

Something or someone has drawn them near.

Ah. That may have been us.

Welcome, Thorin, son of Thrain.

I do not believe we have met.

You have your grandfather's bearing.

I knew Thror when he ruled...

- ... Under the Mountain. - Indeed? He made no mention of you.

What is he saying?

Does he offer us insult?

No, Master Gloin, he's offering you food.

Well...

...in that case, lead on.

Hey. Come on.

Try it. Just a mouthful.

I don't like green food.

Where's the meat?

Have they got any chips?

Kind of you...

...to invite us.

Not really dressed for dinner.

Well, you never are.

I can't say I fancy Elf maids myself, too thin.

They're all high cheekbones...

...and creamy skin.

Not enough facial hair for me.

Although that one there is not bad.

That's not an Elf maid.

That's funny.

This is Orcrist, the Goblin-cleaver.

A famous blade...

...forged by the High Elves of the West, my kin.

May it serve you well.

And this...

...is Glamdring...

...the Foehammer. Sword...

...of the King of Gondolin.

These were made for the Goblin Wars of the First Age.

I wouldn't bother, laddie.

Swords are named for the great deeds they do in war.

What are you saying, my sword hasn't seen battle?

I'm not actually sure it is a sword.

More of a letter opener, really.

- How did you come by these? - We found them...

...in a Troll-hoard on the Great East Road...

...shortly before...

- ... we were ambushed by Orcs. - And what were you doing...

...on the Great East Road?

Excuse me.

Thirteen Dwarves...

...and a Half ling. Hm.

Strange traveling companions, Gandalf.

These are the descendants of the house of Durin.

They're noble, decent folk.

And they're surprisingly cultured.

They've got a deep love...

- ... of the arts. - Change the tune, why don't you?

I feel like I'm at a funeral.

- Did somebody die? All right...

...lads. There's only one thing for it.

There's

An

Inn, there's an inn There's a merry old inn

Beneath an old gray hill

And there they brew a beer so brown The Man in the Moon

Himself came down One night

To drink his fill

Oh

The ostler has a tipsy cat

That played a five-stringed fiddle

And up and down he saws his bow

Now squeaking high

Now purring low

Now sawing in the middle

So

The cat on the fiddle

Played hey-diddle-diddle A drink that'll wake the dead

He squeaked and he sawed And he quickened

The tune And the landlord

Shook the Man

In the Moon "it's after

Three!" he said

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