Going to a write a piece here of what I think is to come for XRP (A lot of you wont like it because it's trash which is your opinion, but in my opinion it's probably the most utilisable crypto to be integrated into society).

So as a lot of you will be aware ripple is having big issues with the SEC and lawsuits. Obviously this bad news for ripple and it's token XRP "hence the recent drop". I believe XRP will come down to the zone marked but not just because of the SEC but because I also think the crypto market will turn bearish very soon. BTC dragging all of the alts with it.

I called the reversal point of XRP from the counter trendline which it did so perfectly. This is where everyone was screaming buy...$3,$5,$7 next which was never the case. Now everyone will be dumping what they bought and will have lost faith in XRP and never want to buy in again. This what the big players want. Since the current sell off the top 1% of XRP holders have increased their amounts of XRP holdings where the remaining 2-10% have sold some of their holdings.

No one is interested in a chart like this when all the other cryptos are preforming well. This keeps investors away and I have said it before but will say it again no one wants to buy when its selling but everyone wants in when its booming. It doesn't make sense to me?! BUY LOW, SELL HIGH.

XRP properties greatly outweighs BTC, LTC and ETH.

Class this a statement and not financial advice RIPPLE with XRP will be the leaders in the crypto one day and I have no doubt that XRP will surpass $20 per token within the next few years.

Isn't it a coincidence that world governments have started taxing crypto profits! the crypto bull run hasn't even started yet but those who will gain massively from it (which the players don't want) will be rewarded but the governments will have a slice of your pie because they know it's coming.

This is an accumulation plan not a trading plan
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