Frankly, there are so many posts about XRP crashing that it's nonsense. Since when would XRP have "regulatory difficulties" that would prevent it from progressing? It has been operating in a sometimes complex framework since 2016, and yet, it has never stopped gaining momentum.

XRP is one of the few digital assets that has demonstrated real utility in the field of cross-border payments, thanks to its speed, low transaction costs and its growing adoption by financial institutions. In addition, the technology behind XRP, the XRP Ledger, is recognized for its efficiency and innovation.

Such a simplistic analysis does not even deserve to be published. It completely ignores the potential of XRP to transform global payment systems and its key role in the future of decentralized and institutional finance.