Right now, XRP is re-entering the mainstream conversation because of three things:

1. Policy shift — The Genius Act, signed July 18, provides legal clarity for dollar-pegged stablecoins.

2. Regulatory breakthrough — XRP was not classified as a security when sold to retail investors, clearing legal uncertainty that held Ripple back.

3. Infrastructure buildout — Ripple is launching RLUSD, a stablecoin that burns XRP with every transaction, reducing supply and increasing utility.

At the same time, traditional options like the S&P 500 still average only 10% per year — around $50 off a $500 investment.

Crypto offers asymmetrical risk: higher volatility, but significantly higher upside.

XRP wasn’t on the Motley Fool’s “top 10” list — neither was Bitcoin in 2011.

Decide if you’re here to follow trends or front-run opportunity.

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