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We are officially under $1
When will the pain stop? What are the catalysts?
Every rally gets squashed. Trying to find hope. Seems like a lost investment.
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Iâve followed XRP for years, and I genuinely donât understand it anymore.
Partnerships? Price drops.
Legal victories? Price drops.
Adoption grows? Price drops.
The good news never stops, yet XRP keeps getting held down. How much positive news does it take before the market finally prices it in? #XRP
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David Schwartz has sold almost all of his XRP.
Ronald Wayne sold 10% of Apple for $800.
Curtis Priem sold his Nvidia shares too soon.
Paul Allen gradually sold off his Microsoft shares over decades.
Today, those companies are worth trillions, and their shares, hundreds of billions.
The same thing will happen with XRP.
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Let's take it one step at a time.
Ripple creates an official XRP account on X.
On one hand, we have Judy Shelton saying in 2024 that the Gold Standard would be back in 2026. Scott Bessent opened the Ripple Swell event (the timing is spectacular).
Trump losing the election (a reason to escalate the war).
More than 60 countries have issued a statement informing their citizens that they must prepare.
Japan is preparing to shut down its financial system for 30 days to prevent AI cyberattacks.
FUD in the XRP community has reached levels never seen before (even during the trial).
David Schwartz is speaking publicly about his sales (ask yourself why now).
Russia is abandoning its plan to replace the dollar, and the yuan is under U.S. secondary sanctions.
Connect the dots, and youâll see that the inevitable is about to happen.
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How did XRP rise to over $1000?
Please forgive my ignorance, but I'm genuinely curious
I hold a significant amount of XRP, enough to make me realize that if the price skyrockets, it will be incredibly valuable. However, I keep seeing people say that XRP's market capitalization and circulating supply dictate that its price can't exceed $100 per coin.
Then I hear counterarguments that market capitalization doesn't apply to XRP utility is paramount. Others say that if XRP becomes widely adopted, the price per token "must" be very high (over $1000), but I remember Ripple's CTO saying that XRP's price doesn't need to be ridiculously high to function properly.
Could someone explain this in more detail so I can understand it better?
Thanks in advance!
Iâm going to say this as clearly as I possibly can because the amount of misinformation circulating around XRP right now is getting ridiculous.
David Schwartz has been publicly discussing his XRP sales for YEARS. This is not some groundbreaking revelation. This is not a sudden liquidation. And this is certainly not evidence that he has abandoned XRP.
He previously disclosed holding approximately 26 million XRP. His recent comments clarified that he now holds approximately 3 million XRP. He has openly discussed reducing his financial exposure and managing personal risk.
So why are people acting like this happened yesterday?
Because fear generates engagement, and engagement generates revenue.
Some influencers have figured out that keeping you emotionally unstable is more profitable than keeping you educated. They take old information, remove the historical context, manufacture urgency, and present it as breaking news.
And people fall for it every single time.
Thereâs a massive difference between someone systematically reducing their personal financial exposure over several years and someone suddenly dumping their holdings because theyâve lost confidence in an asset.
Those are two completely different narratives.
You donât have to agree with Schwartzâs financial decisions. You donât have to own XRP. But at least have the intellectual discipline to understand the facts before spreading panic.
Stop confusing recycled information with breaking news. Stop confusing personal risk management with abandonment. And stop allowing people who profit from your emotions to control your financial decisions.
Warriors, emotional discipline is a competitive advantage. Protect it.
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If youâre tired of holding XRP after 7+ years, youâve had plenty of opportunities to take profits. Sell whenever you please. Itâs that simple.
But the funniest part is when people tell me theyâve been holding XRP for 10 years and theyâre tired of waiting.
Letâs do some basic math..
In November 2016, XRP was trading around $0.0081
A $5K investment would have bought you approximately 617,000 XRP. Today, thatâs worth over $720,000
A $10K investment would have bought you approximately 1.23 MILLION XRP.. today, thatâs worth over $1.4 MILLION
And youâre telling me XRP hasnât done anything in 10 years?
Come onâŚ
And to everyone constantly complaining about XRPâs price⌠youâre grown adults. Nobody is forcing you to hold anything. Donât like it? Sell.
As for those who bought into the hype at higher prices, who exactly is responsible for that decision?
You werenât excited about XRP when it was sitting at $0.30, $0.40, or $0.50 for years. You werenât paying attention when nobody was talking about it. You only became interested when the price started moving and everyone was suddenly talking about XRP.
(It happens. Always has. Thatâs how markets work)
But hereâs the thing⌠those who have the patience to weather the storm may eventually see the sunshine. And when the next wave of excitement arrives, another group will rush in at new all time highs, just as weâve seen throughout history.
And hereâs what very few people truly understand about XRPâŚI believe weâre going to see new all time highs. I believe weâre going to see double digit XRP.
But those expecting XRP to run to $10 and simply collapse back to $3 are overlooking something much bigger.
As XRP matures, liquidity deepens, and real economic activity begins driving demand, I expect volatility to decrease dramatically.
Think about what happens when an asset transitions from being driven primarily by speculation to being supported by real economic activity, institutional liquidity, and consistent demand.
The entire market structure begins to change⌠that doesnât mean corrections disappear. It means the forces driving price discovery will become fundamentally different.
The best is yet to come
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Remember that Trump now has the perfect excuse to reset the financial system.
The reset will happen this year. It will be triggered by a specific event, most likely a financial system shutdown.
Gold repricing.
XRP repricing.
Judy Shelton is the only woman who can make it happen in two months.
Iâve followed XRP for years, and I genuinely donât understand it anymore.
Partnerships? Price drops.
Legal victories? Price drops.
Adoption grows? Price drops.
The good news never stops, yet XRP keeps getting held down. How much positive news does it take before the market finally prices it in? #XRP
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Japan is considering shutting down its financial system for two weeks to one month to contain potential cyberattacks involving artificial intelligence.
Perfect for resetting the financial system.
Do you understand now why BG said goodbye to us?
Reset -> XRP Adoption.
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Remember this.
Theyâve been telling you Bitcoin was going to zero since 2009.
How many times have you heard that Tether was about to collapse?
How many times did you hear that Michael Saylor was going under?
How many times have they told you XRP was going to zero?
Yet here we are.
The problem isnât the assets. Itâs the unrealistic expectations, the get-rich-quick mentality, and the constant manipulation of emotions by people who build their entire platforms around price predictions, fear, and hopium.
You should be paying very close attention to whatâs happening in the XRP community right now. People are frustrated, turning on each other, and losing conviction.
To me, thatâs not a reason to panic. Thatâs a potential sign of capitulation, and historically, some of the greatest opportunities have emerged when sentiment was at its worst.
Does that guarantee weâve reached the bottom? Absolutely not. Nobody knows where the bottom is.
But understand something. Markets move in cycles. Fear doesnât last forever, and neither does greed.
The people who survive these cycles arenât the loudest. Theyâre the most disciplined. They manage risk, protect their capital, build cash flow, and refuse to let emotions dictate their financial future.
Warriors, get your shit together. Stop chasing predictions. Stop outsourcing your conviction. Start thinking for yourselves.
Stay calm. Stay disciplined. Play the long game.
Warrior Rise.
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There are things Ripple can say.
There are things Ripple can't say.
But if you've been paying attention, Ripple found other ways to tell you.
It's not as explicit as talking about price or announcing this or that partnership.
Yet they find entertaining ways to tell you that something will happen.
However, XRP is not a security. Those asking Ripple to take accountability for XRP not mooning yet, are seriously targeting the wrong people. We had a 4 years lawsuit to prove that XRP is not a security and now the impatient kids - who were expecting XRP to rise during SWELL (why, we don't know...) - are mad that Ripple were not talking about XRP as much as they wished and put RLUSD at the center of the discussion, thinking XRP is just a gas token.
How could they be so wrong. I'm amazed.
I don't always agree with everything Ripple does and the way they communicate.
It can be very confusing. But remember this, the only people they owe clarity are the customers. RLUSD is important and a path for XRP to be implemented everywhere.
But when it comes to the XRP community, all of this seems unclear sometimes.
I just want you to understand this: Ripple knows there is a large community following them and analyzing every word.
They need to be careful with what they say. That's also why they don't talk about price.
The community needs to grow up and understand that. But be sure that when Brad is posting on X, stuff like "lock in" he is talking to the community and knows what the impact will be.
He doesn't say "lock in" to institutions and businesses. He doesn't need to communicate on X to tell them something.
So what is it lately?
People are getting impatient and also...
Brad got a new mansion. And for many people it's a no-no.
While they struggle, XRP's price is still low.
It's not that the community is actually mad at a billionaire buying a new mansion. I mean, are you mad at Trump for getting richer by taking advantage of the crypto market? I mean... You should be mad at him for doing that especially when you know all the details.
But you are not, right? Most of you are not. (Again, you should be mad at that).
So it's something else.
People are simply jealous. Because they think that should be them. That they should be rich by now and being able to buy a mansion, to have a better life.
Jealousy.
But first of all: Brad is a billionaire.
He made it before working at Ripple.
All the holder saying he bought his new mansion because of the XRP holders investing in XRP...that's a pretty stupid comment.
This is not how it works.
XRP is still at the heart of everything Ripple does.
And at this point, you need to understand that the bear is Ripple and if he keeps posting it's because he knows what's about to happen or ... It's better to let the bear die.
But almost a decade later the bear is still here.
For some, just a stupid cartoon bear. For others: a sign there is more to the story.
The community is so angey, today I was thinking "maybe it's better to let the bear go".
But it wouldn't make sense now.
After all, Ripple just created the new official XRP account. Telling people it's the right moment to invest in crypto. Ripple is a bank now.
Why let a few impatient dictate the narrative?
They should sell.
While others can see beyond what is shown to them.
There are things Ripple can say.
There are things Ripple can't say.
But if you've been paying attention, Ripple found other ways to tell you.
It's not as explicit as talking about price or announcing this or that partnership.
Yet they find entertaining ways to tell you that something will happen.
However, XRP is not a security. Those asking Ripple to take accountability for XRP not mooning yet, are seriously targeting the wrong people. We had a 4 years lawsuit to prove that XRP is not a security and now the impatient kids - who were expecting XRP to rise during SWELL (why, we don't know...) - are mad that Ripple were not talking about XRP as much as they wished and put RLUSD at the center of the discussion, thinking XRP is just a gas token.
How could they be so wrong. I'm amazed.
I don't always agree with everything Ripple does and the way they communicate.
It can be very confusing. But remember this, the only people they owe clarity are the customers. RLUSD is important and a path for XRP to be implemented everywhere.
But when it comes to the XRP community, all of this seems unclear sometimes.
I just want you to understand this: Ripple knows there is a large community following them and analyzing every word.
They need to be careful with what they say. That's also why they don't talk about price.
The community needs to grow up and understand that. But be sure that when Brad is posting on X, stuff like "lock in" he is talking to the community and knows what the impact will be.
He doesn't say "lock in" to institutions and businesses. He doesn't need to communicate on X to tell them something.
So what is it lately?
People are getting impatient and also...
Brad got a new mansion. And for many people it's a no-no.
While they struggle, XRP's price is still low.
It's not that the community is actually mad at a billionaire buying a new mansion. I mean, are you mad at Trump for getting richer by taking advantage of the crypto market? I mean... You should be mad at him for doing that especially when you know all the details.
But you are not, right? Most of you are not. (Again, you should be mad at that).
So it's something else.
People are simply jealous. Because they think that should be them. That they should be rich by now and being able to buy a mansion, to have a better life.
Jealousy.
But first of all: Brad is a billionaire.
He made it before working at Ripple.
All the holder saying he bought his new mansion because of the XRP holders investing in XRP...that's a pretty stupid comment.
This is not how it works.
XRP is still at the heart of everything Ripple does.
And at this point, you need to understand that the bear is Ripple and if he keeps posting it's because he knows what's about to happen or ... It's better to let the bear die.
But almost a decade later the bear is still here.
For some, just a stupid cartoon bear. For others: a sign there is more to the story.
The community is so angey, today I was thinking "maybe it's better to let the bear go".
But it wouldn't make sense now.
After all, Ripple just created the new official XRP account. Telling people it's the right moment to invest in crypto. Ripple is a bank now.
Why let a few impatient dictate the narrative?
They should sell.
While others can see beyond what is shown to them.
Iâve been feeling a bit puzzled about XRP lately and was hoping someone could help me clear things up. If XRP is truly seen as a bridge connecting international fiat currencies, and countries like Dubai and Japan are already using its technology, why hasn't its price skyrocketed?
What is holding XRP back from reaching $1,000, or even a more realistic $10? Is it because the majority of XRP's supply (some say over 80%) is controlled by its early creators or related entities? Or is it simply that the market has low expectations regarding its widespread adoption?
XRP seems to hold a lot of potential, especially following recent political shifts in the U.S., yet I struggle to understand why its price remains so low. Could someone provide an objective explanation based on data and facts? Thanks!
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XRP Army, can I be real with you for a second?
Most of us are not rich. Most of us work hard jobs, long hours, and we come here after our shifts with tired eyes and big dreams.
We don't hold $XRP because it's easy. We hold it because we believe our lives can be better than this. More time, more freedom, more choices for our families.
And I love this community for that. Strangers from all over the world, all believing in the same future, lifting each other up every single day.
Whatever this weekend looks like for you, I hope you get some rest. You deserve it.
We keep going. Together. đđť
What's one thing you're hoping $XRP changes in your life?
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If the price of $XRP dips
Iâll continue to accumulate
Iâm building a foundation of projects
Especially $XRP and $QNT
Because there will be a finite point of no return
Where we lose access to cheap $XRP
Forever
Until that day happens
I will continue to accumulate and hold
Having a plan
Being as prepared as possible
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