Daphne Coaling

A friend of mine who is a staunch supporter of $XRP often tells me: If XRP is indeed widely adopted for global cross-border payments in the future, the price per XRP might need to reach hundreds or even thousands of dollars. His reasoning is: "Market cap doesn't matter, liquidity is the key." He argues that if the price of XRP were only a few dollars, the network would struggle to efficiently handle the massive capital flows envisioned by Ripple, a higher price, however, means each XRP can settle a greater amount of value, thereby enhancing liquidity efficiency. I’ve heard this argument many times, but I’ve never fully grasped it. So, I’d like to ask everyone: Does XRP really need a very high unit price to support large scale cross border settlement? Or is this just a narrative that has been over-circulated within the community? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

@APompliano Do you think the dollar will depreciate?

The stock market is going higher because AI is real and the dollar is fake.

Before you buy $XRP, take a moment to actually learn about it. All the hype you see online social media, YouTube, or those so called influencers is mostly recycled noise. The same stories have been circulating for years, even back when XRP faced the SEC lawsuit that shook the market. Short term gains like 5x, 10x, or 100x? Not realistic overnight. You could spend years listening to the same hype, getting numb, while the legal battles, partnerships, and adoption slowly unfold behind the scenes. Could a major turnaround happen someday? Maybe. But don’t expect it to be right in front of you. This is just an honest reminder from someone who has been holding and watching XRP for years: know what you’re getting into, and separate the noise from the real story.

@KarellMarkus I'm not against it I just want to know if clear regulatory oversight will be a catalyst

@DaphneCoslin The XRP price will always be driven by speculation, unless there is a use case that binds XRP in a way that it has a significant impact on demand.

Looking at the volatility of $XRP recently, it suddenly made me realize that the market is speculating on prices, while the Clarity Act affects the future. These are fundamentally different things. Over the past few years, the biggest obstacle for XRP may not have been technology, but uncertainty. If the rules start to become clear, things might just be getting started. I've witnessed far too many dramatic rises and falls in XRP prices. This time, however, I’m keeping my eyes on Washington, not the charts.

@0xSweep @grok grok chose to remain silent. Why?

Hey @grok show me the prices of all of these in 2027

@NoLimitGains Personally I think $MU is actually pretty good

I met a guy last week. He sold all his $META and bought $MU because of “something he saw on X.” There are thousands of people like him. You know how this ends, right?

@GordonGekko Haha that's right

Looks like EVERYONE is waiting to buy Bitcoin once it goes to $40k - $50k This will end well 😂

@WhiteHouse Hoping for world peace🙏

“Both sides, Israel and Iran, are looking to do an immediate CEASEFIRE! Final negotiations on “Peace” are proceeding, subject to ignorance or stupidity getting in its way…” - President DONALD J. TRUMP

@Dominik3636 Absolutely

@DaphneCoslin If xrp WIDELY ADOPTED

A friend of mine who is a staunch supporter of $XRP often tells me: If XRP is indeed widely adopted for global cross-border payments in the future, the price per XRP might need to reach hundreds or even thousands of dollars. His reasoning is: "Market cap doesn't matter, liquidity is the key." He argues that if the price of XRP were only a few dollars, the network would struggle to efficiently handle the massive capital flows envisioned by Ripple, a higher price, however, means each XRP can settle a greater amount of value, thereby enhancing liquidity efficiency. I’ve heard this argument many times, but I’ve never fully grasped it. So, I’d like to ask everyone: Does XRP really need a very high unit price to support large scale cross border settlement? Or is this just a narrative that has been over-circulated within the community? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

@ChrisM17310 @Jake_Claver_5 HODL

@DaphneCoslin @Jake_Claver_5 Patiently waiting

@theRealAdamKup How was this number derived?

@DaphneCoslin That’s total bs. I heard it will reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Baby Boomers spent $100,000 to buy a house worth $1 million. Millennials could have held $1 million worth of XRP for less than $10,000. For many, $XRP is more than just an investment, it is a long term bet on the future financial system. Of course, no one can guarantee the outcome. But history often rewards those willing to position themselves early. Don't let short term volatility cause you to miss out on a long-term opportunity you truly believe in.

@drainoSwampo Absolutely correct

@DaphneCoslin I don’t want the banks screwing up DeFi. They do not want crypto taking their spread on interest away. Clarity would still benefit prices in the near term though.

🚨Breaking News: The Clarity Act Will Benefit the Banking Industry. I believe most people haven't realized what this means. For the past few years, the biggest enemy of banks hasn't been crypto, but regulatory uncertainty. Banks will only truly embrace digital assets when the rules become clear. And this is precisely the environment $XRP has been waiting for. I think many people haven't grasped this. They think banks and crypto are competitors. But what's happening now is exactly the opposite. The Clarity Act is opening the door to digital assets for banks. Banks benefit. Cryptocurrencies benefit. Institutions benefit. If Wall Street starts massively entering the digital asset market, who will become the biggest connecting layer? I know the answer...

@BiggleBeats Stablecoins like RLUSD may be useful for certain settlement scenarios, but XRP still holds the advantage in terms of liquidity and cross border routing

@DaphneCoslin I mean the banks they’ll just use rlusd apparently

@BiggleBeats Foolish decision

@DaphneCoslin I seen someone say today that they won’t even be using to xrp token

@17TBIYTC23 $10000?

@DaphneCoslin $10,000 will just be the start…

@Robert49638347 I hope so. I'm not asking for $100, $30 would be perfect for me lol

@DaphneCoslin Not true! $25 to $100 by 2040

@sm3tz14 A very clear explanation thank you

@DaphneCoslin But if the price was $500 it would only take 2,000 therefore the more xrp available for other transactions (liquidity). The network would be less congested and would flow the way it was intended. Bottom line the higher the price the better the system works but demand drives it.

@KevinSpence_ I don't like staking my coins

@DaphneCoslin or hyper liquid that burns massive supply creating scarcity over time. Or tokens where you can stake them for a yield and earn a percentage of yield passively while you’re token appreciates in value at the same time.. there's so much out here to win with.

@JamesEd30392385 Exactly. You can't move an ocean through a tiny pipe. That's why utility and liquidity matter so much more than today's price

@DaphneCoslin How can you push an ocean through a firehouse? You need a super big pipe like a really big pipe. Value will be past $750 once fully adopted and used and clarity has passed