The Currency Analytics
By Steven Anderson
Ripple XRP Community Outrage Apart
Many users did not understand the whole concept of the recent Ripple Tweet. The Tweet that talks about investing in parents.
Ripple XRP tweeted: “We are proud to sign the Invest In Parents pledge to support our working parents as they navigate challenges brought on by the current crisis.”
A Commentator replied: “Can you please take into consideration the people like me that have been in XRP for the past 3-4 years.
While some users called it a good commitment, they had some queries like what are the concrete steps you are going to take?
Someone further added, stating, probably @Ripple, thinks that only mothers are in need. Fathers or men, in general, can go to hell. Just give us your money and FO.
One Twitter Enthusiast called Qasam Wahid replied, “We are proud to invest in Brad Garlinghouse holiday home.”
Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted: "Ripple XRP investors cannot be blamed about their outrage of Invest in Parents because it is not easy to deal with the charity…
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