XRP Surges to Top Altcoin Spot in South Korea, Market Data Reveals

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• XRP is the most traded coin in South Korea with more than $16 billion worth of XRP tokens exchanged since Jan 1, 2023.
• Data from WhaleWire and CoinMarketCap show that XRP’s trading volume has surpassed other coins such as Nano (XNO) and Dogecoin (DOGE).
• The surge in XRP popularity is attributed to the expected positive outcome in the ongoing SEC vs. Ripple case, with prices rising by more than 45% since the beginning of 2023.

XRP is Popularity Rises in South Korea

XRP is now the most traded coin in South Korea according to reports from South Korean analytical provider firm, Kaiko. Data from WhaleWire have backed up this report indicating that more than $16 billion worth of XRP tokens has been exchanged on different trading platforms in South Korea since Jan 1, 2023.

Data Showing XRP’s Trading Volume Surpassing Other Coins

CoinMarketCap shows that XRP’s trading volume exceeded $500 million on UpBit exchange alone. Nano (XNO) and Dogecoin (DOGE) follow close behind with a difference of more than $10 million.

The Prospects of Winning Lawsuit Fueling Surge

The surge in popularity for XRP can be attributed to the expected positive outcome in the ongoing SEC vs. Ripple case. The prospects have also been reflected in the token prices, which have increased by more than 45% since the beginning of 2023.

Current Market Price and Value Increase

At current market price, i.e., 52.6 million XRP tokens are worth about $26.87 each according data from Whalestas; and its market cap stands at $25,656,435,440. Although there was a dip of 1.4% over past seven days when all coins were red; however it still managed to increase its value by 22.867% over 30 days.

ConclusionIt can be concluded that despite short-term fluctuations due to other macroeconomic factors; XRPs long-term outlook appears promising due to its increasing popularity among traders and its potential for significant returns if Ripple wins their legal battle against SEC.