To be honest I don't know too much about it but I like to go against the crowd and most people bash XRP only looking at their chart for the last 4 years not realizing it has been massively held back due to this 4 year law suit.
It is now free finally so has the rest of this bull run to show what it can do - I have seen price predictions from $5-7 (which I think is realistic) all the way up to $50 (not so realistic).
I will only sell a small part of my XRP this bull run as I am looking to hold this long term until the 2028/29 bull run when I believe it can reach around $20+.
To be fair, they weren't good before that neither, and disliked by many people in the crypto world before this too. I have to say, I have been in the crypto world for over 10 years, and all through that period I haven't liked it, and never saw anything positive about it. I understand that you may have your own opinions about it and if you do believe that it's a good project then you are free to invest into it, nobody could stop you from investing into something like that.
But, the fact that a lawsuit could held them back, shows that it's centralized and that's why I hate it, that's literally the reason for it. I mean if there is a law suit that can keep this from growing, then doesn't that mean that it's a centralized project and shouldn't we stay away from centralized projects?
If a lawsuit could hold them back, what's there for them to have another one in the future? Maybe tomorrow there will be another one against them? How can we guarantee that there won't be one? Whereas, things like bitcoin and ethereum do not have "owners" that can be sued, which means that regulations are the only thing that they care, and this is why they are superior to me. But this is just my idea that's it.