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Ripple Promises Bright Future for XRP Amid Potential Regulatory Changes

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse shared his vision for XRP's future amid potential shifts in the regulatory environment following possible shakeups at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Brad Garlinghouse's Statement

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed gratitude to the XRP community for their patience and support. He noted that many events have changed XRP's position since it was the second most valuable crypto asset. Garlinghouse pointed to potential industry changes, including a favorable political climate during Trump's administration and shifts at the SEC, which could improve XRP's outlook.

Current XRP Market Overview

In a BBC interview, Garlinghouse expressed hope for the crypto industry, including XRP, to thrive under new U.S. policies. He suggested that anti-XRP sentiments might vanish, potentially boosting prices, and a new Congress could provide regulatory clarity. Other experts believe the upward momentum could drive XRP prices above $1. CoinGecko data showed steady growth for XRP over the past 30 days.

Ripple's Performance Metrics Analysis

Ripple's report indicates expected market growth for XRP in Q4. In Q3, volumes reached $600-$700 million on major exchanges. The report highlights increased XRP volatility in Q3. Trading volumes remain high, with Upbit, Binance, and Bybit accounting for over 65% of the total. Following a court ruling that XRP is not a security, U.S. exchanges resumed its listing.

Ripple and its executives view the future of XRP optimistically, associating it with potential changes in the U.S. regulatory landscape. This shift could strengthen XRP's market position and enhance its appeal to investors.

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