XRP Falls Behind On GSR’s ETF Possibility Score Amid Centralization Issues
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GSR’s ETF possibility score reveals that XRP has a low chance of being approved due to centralization concerns and low demand, which impacts its potential for ETF approval. GSR’s latest ETF possibility score, posted by Wu Blockchain on X, reveals notable challenges for XRP (Ripple) in gaining ETF approval. The score considers two key factors: decentralization and demand. These criteria are increasingly critical, as regulatory bodies like the SEC emphasize the importance of sufficient decentralization for crypto classifications. GSR released the ETF possibility score. According to Decentralization and Demand Scores, the rankings are ETH SOL NEAR AVAX APT ADA XRP ATOM. If the SOL ETF passes, the market value could increase by 1.4 times in a bear market and 8.9 times in a bull market. Read more… pic.twitter.com/YVIg4iAPwG — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) June 28, 2024 Decentralization and Demand Scores XRP shows a disparity in its decentralization and demand scores, resulting in an overall negative outlook. For decentralization, XRP scores -0.9, reflecting centralization concerns. Ripple Labs holds a significant portion of the XRP supply, contributing to these concerns. Cryptos typically value decentralized control, and this centralization is viewed negatively. On the demand side, XRP scores -0.2, indicating modest demand that doesn’t outweigh its decentralization issues. Consequently, XRP’s total score of -0.44 places it low in the ranking, suggesting minimal chances of being included in an ETF based on these criteria. Comparative Analysis of Other Cryptocurrencies In contrast, other cryptocurrencies exhibit varying potential for ETF inclusion. Ethereum (ETH) leads with a total score of 1.13, indicating strong decentralization and higher demand. Solana (SOL) follows with a score of 0.58, reflecting a good balance between decentralization and demand. NEAR Protocol (NEAR) stands neutral with a score of 0.00, balancing slight decentralization weakness with moderate demand. Avalanche (AVAX) and Aptos (APT) show negative…
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