XRP is a cryptocurrency that has been in the news a lot lately, but not for good reasons. The SEC is currently suing Ripple Labs, the company that created XRP, for selling unregistered securities. If the SEC wins the case, it could have a devastating impact on XRP's price and make it very difficult to trade. On the other hand, even if the SEC loses, or pulls out it has been suggested that the price could not even double what it is currently.

In addition to the SEC case, there are other reasons why XRP is not a good token to trade. The token is highly volatile, which means that its price can fluctuate wildly in a short period. This makes it difficult to predict how XRP will perform in the future, and it can lead to large losses for most traders.

Another reason why XRP is not a good token to trade is that it is not listed on many exchanges. This means that it can be difficult to buy and sell XRP, and it can also make it difficult to get a fair price for the token.

Finally, there is a risk that XRP could be delisted from exchanges altogether. This could happen if the SEC case goes against Ripple Labs, or if the exchange decides that XRP is too risky to list. Personally, I sold all my XRP on Binance recently under the assumption that it would be delisted over the coming days given the extreme pressures that are being placed across the board.

For all of these reasons, XRP is not a good token to trade (Why risk it?) in my humble opinion. It is a high-risk investment, and there is a real possibility that it could be removed from exchanges in the future. If you are considering trading XRP, it is important to do your research and understand the risks involved. There are opportunities for day trading and range trading in the very short term but even so, it would take a lot of skill for very little rewards. Show Less

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