Alcop

If you missed yesterday's $XRP announcement, this is what I was referring to. Most people still don't get the significance, so allow me to elaborate: During SEC v. Ripple Labs it surfaced that there were 1,700 NDA's between Ripple and other companies. A lot of people speculated that those NDA's pertained to banks. Yesterday's announcement is not Speculation. Ripple publicly confirmed not just 1,700, but 13,000 banks connected through their system where $12.5T flows. Putting that into perspective, there are 4,336 registered 'Banks and Savings Institutions' in the United States. There are also 4,287 'Credit Unions'. Many of these institutions are international throughout Western civilization. That means that Ripple is now promulgated into almost every western (anglo-society) banking institution. That is where the $12.5T number comes from. But you don't care about that right? You want to know what it will do for the price of XRP. Let's go apply the Bakkes Pipeline (Stock to flow) model: If 20,000,000,000 $XRP move $12.5 Trillion annually the average price per $XRP is $625. That $589 number and the chart I've shared many times do not look so far out of reach now, do they? There is hopium, and then there is this 👇

The monster is coming… 13,000 Connected Banks. $12.5Trillion in volume. XRP

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