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Ripple’s XRP Price Prediction in 2022 Based on a Crypto Analyst Report

Published 12/05/2021, 11:23 AM
Updated 12/05/2021, 11:30 AM
Ripple’s XRP Price Prediction in 2022 Based on a Crypto Analyst Report

Ripple (XRP) is one of the oldest coins in the crypto space with the most insane rumors going around according to the crypto analyst, Michaël van de Poppe. He says he believes XRP will definitely have a big run as it did back in 2017.

He adds that XRP does not want to be just a payment system, it is building its own smart contract with a goal to create side chains and NFTs. He says that as the Ripple-SEC lawsuit is still in progress, he is very much interested to know what the outcome will be.

He adds that he expects the lawsuit to come to an end in no time and if eventually it does, it could trigger the market to start hitting up again. Although, there are possibilities that it will not.

Michaël explains that the SEC lawsuit against Ripple was a result of price manipulation on the side of Ripple and insider trading. He affirms that XRP has made many millionaires back when it had a big run back in 2013, and another explosive between 2014 to 2015. But since 2017, it has not been doing too much except for fights on social media, criticism, negativity, and toxicity.

As per Ripple’s price action, Michaël says that the XRP market has been correcting for the past 4 years and it is facing a potential breakout once again. He continues that any reasonable target for XRP to rise in the market if a bull circle ensues will shoot up the price up to $2.87 and $4.33.

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With this said, despite the current bear position of XRP in the past few days, some traders are still affirmative about a bull happening soon. At press time, XRP is up 6.83% and 0.8317 in the last 24 hours.

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There is no "price manipulation" on behalf of Ripple.  That is non-sense.  What's truly going on is that the SEC's former Chair filed a lawsuit against Ripple on his last day as head of the SEC. He then went on to take a plushy job in the private sector for a company heavily invested in Bitcoin and Etherum -who are competitors of Ripple's XRP.  The current SEC Chair, Gary Gensler is gunning to be US Treasury Secretary and wants to beat up the biggest kid in the classroom to prove that he can control the crypto space through regulation by enforcement (as opposed to regulation by clearly defined rules.). However, the SEC is getting their snickers handed to them because the judges overseeing the lawsuit (Judges Netburn and Torres) are actually "fair" judges and are telling the SEC not so fast.  Gary Gensler has doubled down and is unwilling to settle which is what is dragging this lawsuit into mid 2022.  Only intervention by the US Gov. can save the SEC and that's what will prob. happen.
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