🧨 XRP: The Crypto That Faces Wall Street with One Foot in the Future
For years silenced by regulatory shadows, today XRP roars with strength. The native cryptocurrency of Ripple Labs has fought an unprecedented battle against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and after obtaining a favorable partial ruling in 2023, its narrative has changed radically.
Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, recently stated in an interview with CNBC that "XRP is designed for a world where banks and cryptocurrencies do not exclude each other, but rather integrate."
XRP does not seek to replace the financial system; it is reshaping it from within. Its speed —3.3 seconds per transaction— and its negligible cost —almost zero— have captured the attention of more than 100 financial institutions, including Santander and SBI Holdings.
While Bitcoin is gold and Ethereum is infrastructure, XRP positions itself as the global transfer channel for institutional money.
But the price continues to resist. After the legal rally of 2023, XRP has stagnated between $0.50 and $0.65, awaiting definitive regulatory clarity.
Is XRP undervalued by the market or overloaded with expectations?
