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Should You Buy XRP While It's Hovering Around $3?
Technical analysts would say that XRP (XRP 1.70%) appears to be range-bound right now. The price of the popular cryptocurrency has rarely moved above $3 or below $2.80 in recent weeks. However, there are arguably more important factors relating to XRP's future than its trading range. Some of them could signal a significant surge on the way. Should you buy XRP while it's hovering around $3? Perhaps the most compelling reason to buy XRP while it's still around $3 is the likelihood that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will approve spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for the digital token. Trading on the ... (full story)
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