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by: xpoolPosted on: May 7, 2025

Is Ripple Really Holding Back XRP? A Lawyer Debunks Common Claims

A prominent pro-XRP lawyer, Bill Morgan, has publicly challenged existing narratives surrounding Ripple’s influence on XRP prices. In a response to online discussions, Morgan refuted common claims about Ripple’s control over the cryptocurrency, offering detailed analysis that sheds new light on the situation.

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