Feels like the market is finally judging XRP on what happens next instead of what happened in court
Now that Ripple and the SEC have officially dropped the remaining appeals, it feels like the conversation around XRP has changed. For years almost every discussion ended up being about the lawsuit. Lately I'm seeing more people talk about payment rails, RLUSD, and whether banks will actually expand their use of Ripple's network. Feels like the market is finally judging XRP on what happens next instead of what happened in court. Has anyone else noticed that shift?
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Definitely. Six months ago almost every XRP discussion eventually became another debate about the SEC case. Recently I've been seeing more people digging into Ripple's business updates and stablecoin plans instead. Whether that changes the price is another question, but at least the conversation feels more grounded now.
I'm still pretty new to XRP, so sorry if this is a basic question. Now that the lawsuit is over, does that mean banks are actually more likely to use Ripple now, or is it still too early to tell?
Macro days (CPI/Fed/ETF flow) I prefer liquid CEX books over thin on-chain pairs — fills matter more than vibes. If you need a clean register/deposit path: https://www.bsmkweb.net/register?ref=47274318. Not advice; DYOR.
Alt L1 chatter is fine; check holder/LP clusters first: https://gmgn.ai/r/79XCfNUq. NFA / DYOR.