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The long-running legal battle between Ripple and the SEC may finally be nearing its conclusion, but analysts are already shifting focus to what comes next. While the XRP price could see short-term gains, some experts argue that Remittix offers a stronger long-term opportunity. Built for global payments and backed by real-world adoption potential, Remittix is emerging as a serious contender in the utility altcoin space, possibly outpacing Ripple in the years ahead. Ripple gains clarity as XRP futures prepare to launch XRP is getting increased attention after CME Group announced plans to launch XRP futures on May 19, 2025, subject to regulatory approval. This shift would enable institutions to access XRP exposure without owning the token, thus paving the way for wider participation.  The announcement follows Ripple’s much-awaited legal settlement with the SEC, which had accused the company of unregistered securities sales. With that case behind it, XRP now appears on firmer ground. Source: CoinMarketCap Legal clarity and potential futures trading have given Ripple breathing room to rebuild market trust. Still, analysts like EGRAG remain cautious. While the XRP price has jumped to $2.37 a 7.77% weekly gain it’s hovering in a tight zone between $2.15 and $2.41.  Crypto analyst EGRAG says anything within this range is “just micro noise.” A decisive three-day close above $2.41 would signal a breakout. Until then, despite strong headlines, Ripple remains in wait-and-see territory. Remittix shows stronger upside as Ripple steadies While Ripple now enjoys legal stability and institutional buzz, Remittix (RTX) draws attention for a different reason: growth. Unlike XRP, which is battling resistance at $2.41, Remittix is still early in its journey and rising fast.  Priced at just $0.0757, it has already gained over 400% during presale, raising over $14.8 million. Analysts say this momentum is driven by real-world demand, not courtroom…

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