- Main event: Neuner’s continued XRP opposition, Solana integration relevance.
- XRP remains a focus despite criticism.
- Ripple’s regulatory advances bolster XRP credibility.
On December 12, CNBC’s “Crypto Trader” host Ran Neuner declared on Twitter that he would “never” invest in XRP, despite its increasing adoption on Wall Street.
Neuner’s longstanding criticism highlights ongoing debates over XRP’s centralization, affecting its market perception amid regulatory advancements and cross-network integrations.
Ran Neuner, host of CNBC’s “Crypto Trader,” reiterated his decision to never invest in XRP. This statement comes despite recent integrations between XRP and Solana, sparking dialogues within the crypto community.
Ran Neuner, Host of CNBC’s “Crypto Trader”, stated on X, “Never.”– source
Neuner, a long-time Solana supporter, cited centralization concerns as reasons for his stance. Ripple CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, meanwhile, announced Ripple’s new conditional approval by the U.S. OCC for a national trust bank charter.
Neuner’s statement seems unaffected by XRP’s market performance, which saw an increase amid Bitcoin’s surge. In contrast, Solana’s value fell slightly, reflecting some market volatility.
Ripple’s OCC approval marks a regulatory advancement, improving compliance and potentially altering competitive dynamics within the cryptocurrency industry. It points to broader acceptance and potential increased financial stability for XRP.
XRP’s performance stands at $2.0378, showing resilience amid criticisms. Solana, despite sector integrations, experienced a dip, possibly highlighting contrasting market sentiments.
Historical trends show Neuner’s past predictions about XRP have occasionally missed the mark. Yet, the ongoing institutional and regulatory developments may shape future financial and technological dynamics significantly.
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