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✴️ XRP | The Case For A Higher Target!

While $1.30 sounds nice and it would mean over 90% growth for XRPUSD from the current price, this is not really much based on Cryptocurrency standards. If we consider the last high at $0.927, $1.30 would mean 40% higher than the last high.

Cryptocurrencies are volatile by any standard... Money = Money = Money = Money

The SEC vs Ripple case has been damaging for the price of XRPUSD, it has been holding it back.
The end of this saga can result in explosive growth. Explosive growth needs more than 1.30.
We had higher targets already short- to mid-term so let's consider those. We start with $1.70 at least in 2023.

We can see easy above $2.50 if Ripple ends up in a positive light with its legal case and definitely higher for 2024 such as above $3.10 with a long-term target of $5.13.

Long-term only means within 6 months... It can go for longer, 6+ months and that's when we can experience exponential growth.

This was just a quick update to our target... We aim higher...
Do you agree?

Is $1.70 more realistic than $1.30 in the coming weeks?

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Thanks a lot for reading.
Thanks a lot for your continued support.

Your persisted, resisted and continued to trust and believe... Now you are rewarded, it is the same for me.
When things are bad we want to look back or throw in the towel, give up... But right that moment when things are the worst, when there seems to be no way out, everything turns.

We went from a massive bad news filled bear-market, to a very strong bullish wave that has been going for months.

Namaste.
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