Quote from: Abiky on December 17, 2024, 05:32:01 PM

Quote from: fatcat92 on December 14, 2024, 09:09:30 AM

These analysts all have a vested interest in making these claims. Most of them are funded by binance and whatnot. Usually when everyone is shouting we've barely begun, we are near the end.

Of course. Everyone is now predicting a promising future for XRP. A quick "pump" and all of a sudden, everyone is optimistic of this "centralized shitcoin". Little do they know that crypto is more than just market prices. It's all about utility. We can have as many coins as we want, but only a small few will provide real use cases to the world. "Meme" coins also rise in price, but they're nothing but garbage. It's just the hype that keeps them afloat on the market for a short period of time. In other words, they're speculative by design.

The same can be said about XRP. It will only enjoy a "fruitful" journey so long as Trump is President of the United States. Once a new anti-crypto administration takes charge, the hype will be over. That's the way it works. If you're smart, you'd cash out your XRP holdings before the "huge dump". It's all a matter of securing as much profits as possible. For serious, long-term investments, choose Bitcoin instead. You'll thank me later. Cheesy

It all centered on the long drama that they had a bright spot that made a lot of people hopeful about this coin but on the other hand this is XRP that is sometimes very difficult for them if they want to try to avoid the drama that keeps repeating between Ripple and Sec.

The situation I think will not change even though at this time it cannot be denied that their rise is so extraordinary but in the end when all the control and drama begins then slowly they will also return to the same rotation in an uncertain direction where the drama that never ends can indirectly monopolize the market from XRP itself with dumps and pumps that cannot be predicted because the course of this coin will only refer to the drama they create.
If this is just for trading and picking up momentum then obviously this is good enough but for long-term investment I am not too sure in the end.