XRP has garnered attention for its potential to outperform Bitcoin, mainly due to the recent surge in Google searches for "Bitcoin is dead" reaching the highest levels in years. Analysts point out that this kind of pessimism often signals a shift of funds into other cryptocurrencies. Historical data shows that XRP tends to rise during periods of weak Bitcoin momentum. The increasing practicality of the XRP ledger (currently accounting for about 63% of the US debt tokenization market) also supports this view. However, the market remains volatile, and future trends will depend on factors such as regulation and adoption levels, not just historical cycles.
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XRP has garnered attention for its potential to outperform Bitcoin, mainly due to the recent surge in Google searches for "Bitcoin is dead" reaching the highest levels in years. Analysts point out that this kind of pessimism often signals a shift of funds into other cryptocurrencies. Historical data shows that XRP tends to rise during periods of weak Bitcoin momentum. The increasing practicality of the XRP ledger (currently accounting for about 63% of the US debt tokenization market) also supports this view. However, the market remains volatile, and future trends will depend on factors such as regulation and adoption levels, not just historical cycles.