Here’s Why Despite SEC Charges, XRP Will Soar Again Someday
XRP is suffering currently, even while Bitcoin trades well above its former all-time high. The reason for the altcoin’s struggles is due to the SEC slapping the coin’s parent company and its top executives with a lawsuit. The crypto community has been quick to point the finger to laugh, despite its dangerous implications for the […]
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