Economist Peter Schiff questions XRP's inclusion in the U.S. Crypto Reserve, alongside BTC, ETH, ADA, and SOL, announced by Trump.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson surprisingly defends XRP, citing its strong technology and global standard status.
Hoskinson's past tensions with XRP community, including criticism and disputes, have shifted towards support for XRP.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse engages with the Trump administration, pushing for regulatory transparency and blockchain adoption.
The creation of a national crypto reserve may signal a shift in SEC scrutiny towards altcoins like XRP, impacting Ripple's legal battle.
XRP's recent price surge coincides with speculations surrounding a potential settlement between Ripple and the SEC.
Forecast for XRP in 2025 hinges on legal clarity post Ripple vs. SEC case resolution, possibly leading to institutional adoption.
Hoskinson's defense of XRP reflects changing attitudes in the cryptocurrency sector towards regulatory acceptance and mainstream adoption.
While some question the U.S. Crypto Reserve's inclusion of XRP, others see it as a step towards wider crypto acceptance in financial systems.
Despite skepticism from some, prominent figures like Hoskinson and Ripple play a role in shaping a more favorable regulatory environment for digital assets in the U.S.