The XRP price has dropped by $0.400093 in the past 24 hours, representing a fall of 3% as the market as a whole dips by only 1%. The current price marks a 0.5% in a week and a 15% gain in the last 30 days, with XRP doing very little in response to the news that Ripple has appointed a new President, long-time employee Monica Long.
However, while the appointment of a new President at this juncture may possibly raise hopes that a decision is near in Ripple's case with the SEC, opinion remains mixed on the firm's chances of securing a positive decision. Because while some observers have long affirmed that Ripple has a strong case and the SEC a weak one, others have also suggested that there remains a chance the dispute could go to a full jury.
XRP's current price leaves it with a mixed set of indicators. Its relative strength index (purple) is on the way down from 70, and may continue sinking until its falls below 50 (or even further), suggesting that the coin is in for further falls.
Conversely, XRP's 30-day moving average (red) continues to rise towards its 200-day average (blue), suggesting that it's still in the middle of a medium-term rally. However, given how uncertain the market remains, it's hard to say whether another rally or fall is the likeliest outome at the moment.
Things also aren't helped by how uncertain Ripple's case with the SEC is. On the one hand, this case does look like it's drawing near to its end, with CEO Brad Garlinghouse telling CNBC recently that he expects the case to conclude by the end of the first half of 2023, or by the end of the year at the very latest.
"I feel very good about where we are relative to the law and the facts," he said, underlining how Ripple has confidence in its case. Likewise,
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