XRP Looks Like It Will be the #1 Altcoin once It Breaks OutXRP / BitcoinBINANCE:XRPBTCRizeSenpaiNo matter which angle I look at XRP from rather it be from the USD Denominated Perspective or it be from a more unique perspective we're exploring on this current chart; XRP always shows signs that on a macro perspective that it is setting up for something bigger and well beyond anything we've seen in any of the other Megacap Cryptocurrencies. In the chart explored here we can see that both XRP Dominance and the XRP to Bitcoin Ratio have traded within the same broader range since 2014 and ever since 2019 XRP has stabilized and gone into a much tighter range of consolidation within the lower part of the broader range and the ATR (Average True Range) is at an all time low and has been in decline ever since 2018 and we're yet to see any changes though this could be the signal for a future directional move, but with the price action it's endured over the years It almost seems as if XRP will never truly breakout or move again, but we've seen this sort of multi year stagnation within the lower part of the range before. Between 2015 and 2017 when it traded at this very level for years before one day just breaking out and when it did finally breakout there wasn't really any established resistance above, it just went straight up for over two months, eventually hitting a Total Crypto Dominance of 31.32%, making it the highest marketcap altcoin of the time and it even managed to surpass Bitcoin for a few hours, but XRP did this during a crypto bear market and could only go against the macro trend for so long before falling back down with the rest of the other coins just as fast as it pumped. It eventually found support at the lows of the range and attempted a rally in 2018 but that was when the SEC started to step in to litigate against Ripple and from there any progress in recovering from the lows were stuffed, leaving ripple stuck in the lower parts of the broader range for many more years than it had previously been there. I very much believe that if not for the SEC, XRP's performance would have continued the way it was going in 2017 and that it would have found its way back to having double digit dominance in the crypto space but instead it has been stuck in this tighter consolidation at the lows as the SEC's litigation went on almost as if the price action was just pending based on the results of the lawsuit. Now that the litigation has ended and Ripple is still around and operational and the SEC is no longer after them, XRP may be free to give us the type of comparative price action we originally knew it for pre litigation. If that's the case then we could soon see a move up in XRP dominance and XRP to BTC similar to what we saw in 2017 which if we take that fractal would bring the XRP Dominance back to around 31%, given how much higher the Total Crypto Marketcap is Today and How much Higher BTC itself is today, one could only imagine that XRP Dominance in that range would likely be congruent with XRP's USD pair trading in the $30s or even the $100s. Ripple has more partnerships and is the most deeply established crypto company in the world right now, without the SEC holding it down it may very well be time for XRP price action to be completely let loose. As insane as a 30 dollar or even a triple digit XRP price sounds, the asset currently has a lot of catching up to do and has at least proven that it can be stable for nearly a decade even when it was attacked by a powerful outside force. It is by this metric that I think XRP is the most battle tested coin in crypto and is one of the oldest as BTC, LTC and XRP have been around longer than mostly any other coin even ETH by comparison hasn't been around that long, BTC, LTC, and XRP really were the originals. With the success of XRP and in the case of heavy appreciation of XRP's price I would also suspect it to drag up the price of Stellar Lumens as that is XRP's closest competitor but in spite of that I think XRP will be the leader in this race.