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$XRP is one of the most polarizing assets in crypto dismissed for years, yet quietly resilient.

Its worst periods weren’t about price alone. They were about stagnation. Long stretches where XRP moved sideways while the rest of the market ran. That kind of underperformance breaks confidence more than crashes do. Many wrote it off as “dead money.”

Regulatory pressure added another layer of damage. Uncertainty froze institutional interest, slowed adoption narratives, and kept capital on the sidelines. Even when broader crypto sentiment improved, XRP often lagged, reinforcing the belief that it was structurally capped.

Liquidity also worked against it. Heavy supply and constant skepticism made rallies feel manufactured and short-lived. Each spike was met with aggressive selling. Trust eroded. Momentum never had time to build.

But here’s the paradox. Assets that survive their worst cycles without collapsing structurally tend to become dangerous when conditions change. Years of compression don’t erase value — they store volatility. When perception finally shifts, moves can be sharp, emotional, and fast.

XRP’s “worst” phase wasn’t a failure. It was endurance under pressure.
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