Is Xrp still worth to break its previous 3.4$ ATH?

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Is Xrp still worth to break its previous 3.4$ ATH?

After winning the court case, xrp just like skyrocket, pump a lot and become come back to its old rank. Xrp is obviously a good coin otherwise it can’t be a top altcoin anymore. But investors always like upgrading and advance technology. So if any coin can’t maintain its efficiency then it might lost its investor and volume and value.
So what do you think? Xrp is still looks good , 60 cent per each. Is it possible to break previous record of 3.4$ this time and will become able to make a new victory?

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I don’t think this will happen in the near future. There are already quite a few of them in circulation, in terms of development there is nothing new, for many years we have been listening to a fairy tale about how it will work with banks and will soon be introduced into the financial sector, and as we see, this did not happen.I can believe in a price of $1, provided that Bitcoin goes up and drags the rest of the altcoins with it.

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XRP has never been on my list and it’s the first centralized crypto to be created. There is no way that XRP breaking it’s previous ATH and even if it does it won’t be natural but rather due to manipulation from the dev team as they can control the supply and demand. I have never been a fan of XRP and just utilizes it’s crazy market pump in 2017 that’s all. It’s like a dead coin now but we will occasionally see sudden pump followed by gradual dump as dev has to make money.

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Even with or without the case they had, I am really not a fan of Ripple (XRP) even beginning.
Especially in investment, I can say everything going on in this cryptocurrency is manipulated like you cannot see any real use case or it doesn’t solve any current problem.

I can see the all-time high of ripple was 6 years ago and -81.98% from its all-time high. This is the only top altcoin that I can see 6 years is the all-time high.

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