Why the Ripple vs. SEC Case Still Has My Attention

It feels like a never-ending story in which Ripple, for some reason, continues going to courts with the SEC concerning whether or not XRP is a security. Oddly enough, I am invested in this case, and not only because I hold some XRP, although, let's be honest, that is definitely part of it.

But what really gets me is just how long this has dragged on with no end in sight until at least 2025. That's a lifetime in crypto. It's exhaustively endless, yet I cannot look away. Maybe that's because the stakes are higher than just Ripple and my tiny stake.

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The outcome might reshape the entire crypto landscape in the U.S., setting precedents on what tokens will fall under the regulation of the SEC. Imagine what that would mean for innovation, or more likely, its stifling.

With that said, the price action of XRP is on another roller coaster.

Last week, I checked my portfolio every other hour, and we barely moved: $0.52, $0.55, back to $0.53. Stagnant! On the other hand, I have followed a couple of optimistic voices on X, saying that XRP could pop if Bitcoin shoots past $67k again.

Tempting as that sounds, I am a cautious man. The lawsuit overhangs XRP, with pending deadlines and appeals, a constant cloud weighing down on the price.

And yet, I've still got my XRP, holding on to hope that finally, the day will come when the dust settles, even if it takes a while.