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Ripple: Here's How To Be A Millionaire If XRP Hits $10 Post ETF

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Ripple’s XRP token faced significant hurdles over the last few years. The asset failed to gain momentum even during the 2021 bull run. XRP’s lackluster performance over the last few years was likely due to the lawsuit with the SEC. The financial watchdog accused the fintech company of selling unregistered securities. The company had a partial victory last year. The win led to a substantial boost in investor sentiment. While the lawsuit is still ongoing, many anticipate the asset to come out on top. Also Read: Shiba Inu: SHIB Price Prediction 10 Years From Now XRP Gaining Momentum Source: Reddit Ripple’s XRP is currently the third-largest crypto project by market cap. The asset has a valuation of about $154 billion. XRP’s price is down 1% in the daily charts and 15.9% over the previous month. Despite the dip, the asset’s price has rallied 4.6% in the weekly charts, 16% in the 14-day charts, and 384.6% since February 2024. Source: CoinGecko Also Read: Will GT...

China gags crypto millionaires in fight against ‘luxury on the internet’

Users of social media platforms like X and Instagram are accustomed to seeing crypto millionaires posting snapshots of their extravagant lifestyles. However, one nation’s millionaires are notably absent from the gaudy feed of crypto influencers: China. In an attempt to enforce communist culture on mainland residents, the country’s internet regulator recently outlawed extravagant displays of wealth on social media. China’s Cyberspace Administration attracted attention to the rule by deleting a number of popular celebrities’ social media accounts. These included the 4.3 million-follower account of ‘China’s Kim Kardashian’ Wang Hongquanxing, which now shows an inaccessibility notice for ‘violation of self-discipline.’ “Once materialism starts spreading, it can have a bad influence on teenagers,” wrote state-controlled Beijing News about the crackdown. ”Hence this trend of luxury on the internet needs to be stopped.” According to state-controlled publ...