SEC can't stop it
The daily volume on Binance alone has been between $400 million and almost 1Billion, always in second place just behind Bitcoin for the last three months, at least. There was a brief day when Doge surpassed it, but it didn't last. You can see the breakout and back test confirming confidence upwards.
Not only does it lead all others in volume, but you can't read any chat room without seeing non sensical hatred for XRP. Almost every media story has some type of negative innuendo. This seems unnatural, suspicious. Throw in the SEC lawsuit and watch it unfold and I think most logical people that follow it closely would think the SEC are starting to embarrass themselves. It smells like an organized political attack or a short attack, much like we saw with Tesla, and you can see how that turned out. No other major token seems to be held down so long. This makes XRP a very attractive investment and the lawsuit should bring a positive outcome for crypto and very positive outcome for XRP, as it will be one of the few that finally has regulatory clarity.
Not only does it lead all others in volume, but you can't read any chat room without seeing non sensical hatred for XRP. Almost every media story has some type of negative innuendo. This seems unnatural, suspicious. Throw in the SEC lawsuit and watch it unfold and I think most logical people that follow it closely would think the SEC are starting to embarrass themselves. It smells like an organized political attack or a short attack, much like we saw with Tesla, and you can see how that turned out. No other major token seems to be held down so long. This makes XRP a very attractive investment and the lawsuit should bring a positive outcome for crypto and very positive outcome for XRP, as it will be one of the few that finally has regulatory clarity.
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