The XRP Family is divided again. Every year that passed, someone had a price prediction. It's a part of the game, the community always does that. Even the bear made one, the only one for the end of 2018 : $589+ The bear was wrong on this one and Brad admitted that he didn't know the US government was so behind in terms of crypto regulations. Brad was clearly telling this will take more time than previously expected during his AMA (ask me anything). A few moments later, the 🐻 launched "Loadstar". And the rest is history. What's funny is : if the regulations were ready at that time, maybe that prediction would have come to fruition, in no time. How? Because it's not about trade. It's a repricing. That's something a lot of people have a hard time to conceptualize. It wouldn't take days to be at a much higher price. Brad said it before : XRP is not a speculative asset. A lot disagree with this but... Who are these "a lot"? What do they know about it? End of price predictions are fun. A lot find it harmful. But if you are a YouTuber who makes click bait titles then explain how what you do is less harmful than people making end of year predictions? A bit of introspection is necessary here, because all the YouTubers called for a much higher price for this year - but now they criticize others who are doing the same? So basically, you've been wrong and calling out others saying for doing the same thing, but if they do it, this is more harmful than you? How? Please, make it make sense. Making a price prediction is just an opinion, backed by conviction...and maybe some people have some info (or not)...but in the end, remember this : all of you, XRP YouTubers, made this kind of claims. So maybe you shouldn't try to divide the community by calling out others when you previously did the exact same thing you did. Have a great day everyone. 🙂