2025-12-19 13:27:31

XRP's situation is indeed unique. Because it hit a snag, it inadvertently allowed other tokens in the market to avoid a disaster. After the SEC lawsuit was settled, XRP was delisted from major exchanges. Liquidity was severely suppressed. Legally, it also became a hot potato. But this guy held on—despite such extreme conditions, XRP still survived. This reflects the reality of the market: some projects, when targeted, can actually gain a new kind of vitality due to scarcity and trending topics.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 2h ago

XRP is really strong this time, the more they suppress the liquidity, the more it rises, the market just eats this trap.

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DustCollector

· 12-19 14:04

To be honest, XRP's recent moves are really hardcore. The more it gets suppressed, the more topics it generates. --- Dodged a bullet? More like bet everything and still survived. --- The logic of scarcity is actually quite ironic. Being banned has become a selling point. --- Just look at XRP's resilience; most projects would have cooled off by now. --- This wave from the SEC inadvertently became the best marketing for XRP. --- Is topic popularity equal to vitality? It sounds a bit doubtful, but it seems to be the case. --- Delisting leads to a rise; this market is truly counterintuitive. --- Hot potatoes turn into scarce items; the logic is strange but aligns with the market trend. --- XRP is like that character who becomes stronger after being betrayed by everyone.

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quiet_lurker

· 12-19 13:55

Oh my, XRP's resilience is incredible. It can be cut down this much and still survive. The SEC forcibly turned it into a scarce asset, which actually sparked more discussion. Other coins should thank XRP for paving this path. This is what it means to turn adversity into an advantage. I really didn't expect this. XRP: I got fractured but am worth more now? Delisting has become a marketing point, hilarious. The more restrictions, the scarcer it becomes. This market is really that simple. So sometimes being targeted by the authorities isn't necessarily a bad thing? This logic is perfect—damaged coins become treasures. That's how the crypto world works: the more banned, the more popular. Hold on to the end, and you'll win? Feels like XRP made the right gamble.

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