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XRP, one of the top cryptocurrencies in the market, is free from the legal uncertainty it has faced for years, but its price still struggles. Notably, the token has once again wobbled below a crucial resistance, touching $2.8 level before a shallow recovery. However, the question is why the price is struggling despite the end
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