While many look at Bitcoin, XRP is building alliances that position it as the axis of the new system.
After more than four years facing the SEC, Ripple Labs is not only positioned legally but strategically. The recent request for a banking license in the U.S., revealed by Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, puts XRP on the verge of fully integrating into the traditional financial system.
According to James K. Filan, an expert lawyer in financial law, 'this could turn Ripple into a critical infrastructure for global crypto-fiat banking.'
But that's not all. In the midst of a market uptrend, XRP bounces off its key support and activates an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, projecting targets between $2.34 and $2.76.
XRP is no longer just a fast transfer token. It is a hybrid asset. An infiltrator in the traditional banking system... that still operates in the decentralized universe.
