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Why XRP May Be One of the Only Cryptos Worth Holding to 2030
It's no secret that cryptocurrencies come and go, often after experiencing 15 minutes of fame that cause many to call for their ongoing dominance as part of a new paradigm of financial technology. But some coins, like XRP, (CRYPTO: XRP) have demonstrated staying power that lasts for years rather than months or weeks.And that means they stand nearly alone as some of the only cryptos worth buying and holding through 2030 -- and perhaps even beyond that. Here's a quick rundown of what makes this coin one of the survivors, and why that's likely to continue for the foreseeable future.XRP has a few things going for it that most other cryptocurrencies don't, starting with its rapid speed and low transaction fees. Perhaps the most important factor driving its long-term viability is that by design it aims to cater to financial institutions rather than investors specifically.Continue reading
It's no secret that cryptocurrencies come and go, often after experiencing 15 minutes of fame that cause many to call for their ongoing dominance as part of a new paradigm of financial technology. But some coins, like XRP, (CRYPTO: XRP) have demonstrated staying power that lasts for years rather than months or weeks.
And that means they stand nearly alone as some of the only cryptos worth buying and holding through 2030 -- and perhaps even beyond that. Here's a quick rundown of what makes this coin one of the survivors, and why that's likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
XRP has a few things going for it that most other cryptocurrencies don't, starting with its rapid speed and low transaction fees. Perhaps the most important factor driving its long-term viability is that by design it aims to cater to financial institutions rather than investors specifically.
