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>>53952424
>If you spend about 2 minutes thinking about it then supreme court doesn't make sense given the current geopolitical situation
Explain for the stupid then. While it's true that we're currently in a recession, it doesn't seem to be as severe as many had predicted. Bitcoin remains above 20K and the housing bubble still exists. We've been hearing about a potential liquidity crisis and the possibility of Bitcoin's value plummeting to zero for three years now, yet none of these predictions have come to fruition. I fail to see why we should expect XRP to initiate a new bull run this year - it simply doesn't make sense. Furthermore, what exactly can XRP solve now if the current system is still in place and functioning the same as it did before? As someone who has been here since day one, I share the same level of exhaustion as you. However, the more I consider the situation, the more convinced I become that XRP holders will be subjected to more fuckery. I wish that my thoughts were merely delusional, but it seems that everyone is focusing on the end of the case in March. This prompts me to ask - why would they end it now?