David M
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Please forgive my ignorance, but I'm genuinely curious.
I currently hold approximately 70,000 XRP, which is at least enough for me to realize that if the price of XRP skyrockets, my holdings will be quite valuable. However, I often see people pointing out that XRP's market capitalization and circulating supply dictate that its price will never exceed $100 per token.
However, I heard counterarguments that market capitalization metrics are not applicable to XRP, and that practicality is what truly matters. its practicality is what truly matters. Others claim that for XRP to achieve widespread adoption, the price per token "must" be very high (over $1,000), however, I recall Ripple's CTO stating that XRP's price doesn't need to be ridiculously high to function effectively.
Could someone please explain this in more detail?
Thanks in advance
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XRP can NOT hit 1k
XRP physically can’t hit $1k. Have you guys done any research or are you just blindly buying coins expecting them all the 10x.
If it were to hit $1k (which is impossible) its market cap would be 100 trillion which is like 10x the global gdp . $10 is max and even then its gonna take ages and mean banks have to almost solely use it for transactions.
Idk about you but im waiting for $5 or $10 then i’m selling $1k is genuinely impossible. you guys need to do some research.
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@Mira01068 I don't think it can go that high unless all money runs through it. We are 💯 going to $5 this year or early next year but that's it . Sorry
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@Borg_Cryptos People are waiting for the big dump to get back in just saying
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@Sweet_Kristy101 Microwave, she lays down and pulls the underwear to one side and says have at it .
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@Chisomxoxo_ Is that because people know they are being filmed .
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