This analysis compares XRP and Bitcoin, noting XRP as an altcoin and Bitcoin as a leading cryptocurrency. Bitcoin's price movement typically influences altcoins like XRP, where XRP may double Bitcoin's returns during uptrends, or decline more steeply during downturns. It points out that the main differences is mainly going to be their use cases and the way they’re viewed as cryptocurrencies in their space.. A currency must have to be fungible, divisible, a store of value and also a medium of exchange. In this case dollar is not a store of value. The video further expresses that the US dollar's lack of store value is why many people are putting their money into asset classes outside of it. It questions if cryptocurrencies meet these conditions due to decentralization. XRP has an issuer and owner, owning 80% of the supply, which could dump their XRP for Bitcoin. Also Wells Fargo hold Bitcoin as a reserve asset. All in dollar value can be diluted.