A recent survey by Patrick Bet-David showed this shift, showing that 43.8% of respondents believe Ripple has the best long-term tech

The legal battles surrounding Ripple and its XRP token continue to be a hot topic in the crypto sphere, with many showing optimism about the project's future despite the setbacks. A recent survey by Patrick Bet-David showed this shift, displaying that 43.8% of respondents believe Ripple has the best long-term tech, compared to Bitcoin's 35%.
This had some Bitcoin investors feeling frustrated and confused by the growing excitement surrounding the XRP community.
Author and Managing Partner at EpochVC, Eric Yakes, shared his thoughts on the situation, explaining that Ripple's long-standing presence in the market has sparked interest.
"How does it have no hype yet? People have been talking about Ripple since 2012. The question remains: How has it been used? What's been done with it?" Yakes asked.
While Ripple's network initially aimed to facilitate remittance payments and serve as a banking settlement system, its focus has shifted toward creating a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), a direction Yakes isn't fond of.
"Its best case scenario is that it's a CBDC and its XRP token is not going to be used for that. There isn't value that's going to accrue to that token, so if you're thinking that, it's never going to win," he said.
Despite concerns over its past marketing tactics, Ripple's ability to generate significant value through a large pre-mine and effective marketing campaigns has caught the attention of investors.
Moreover, Ripple's involvement in facilitating payments through RippleNet, currently seeing $7 billion in payments processed annually, even amid an ongoing lawsuit with the SEC, is showcasing success. This narrative is helping XRP gain traction, leaving Bitcoin projects wondering why, in the face of adversity, Ripple's project is managing to thrive.
As the legal cases unfold and the crypto market shifts, it will be interesting to see how these projects fare in the long run and whether Bitcoin's dominance remains unchallenged.
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