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>>57770436
But we're voluntary retards.
We're like the guy that's in a mental hospital voluntarily.
I keep telling myself that I can check out at any time.
But I can never leave.

>>57770537
Jokes aside, there's close to no hope short term.
May 6 (if no more delays) Ripple & SEC will have submitted to Judge Torres how much they think Ripple's fine should be.
A couple weeks to a month or two later, Judge Torres will decide the amount of Ripple's fine.
Once Ripple pays, they may stop suppressing xrp's price.
I'm holding out a tiny sliver of hope for that happening this year.

Beyond that, there's the US elections this year.
If Trump wins (and by wins, I mean is appointed. Both Biden & Trump are actors and puppets) it will signal a change in attitude towards crypto.
Nothing will have actually changed.
It's the same hidden rulers, behind the scenes.
But, having Trump win, will mean our hidden rulers want to shift to a new storyline in their play.
Congress should pass actual laws governing crypto, the following year.

John Deaton is challenging Elizabeth Warren for senate this year.
He is the pro xrp grifter / lawyer that represented xrp holders in the amicus brief against SEC, from earlier in the lawsuit.
Elizabeth Warren is the most powerful anti-crypto senator in congress.
She's currently trying to get a bill passed that would force people with offline wallets to KYC themselves.
If she looses and John Deaton takes her seat, it would also signal the story shifting to crypto legislation passing.

If xrp doesn't pump after Ripple pays it's fine, we're going to have to wait on Ripple getting adopted for use in the US.
Which will first require crypto laws to get passed.
Basically, we'll have to wait on the speed of legislation and politics.
Which moves slow as fuck.

Or, we could also get a false flag this year.
Any sort of nuke, EMP, cyber-pandemic, currency collapse of the dollar, should help xrp to pump.
April 8th, the solar eclipse, might see something happen.