🚨BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Brad Garlinghouse at the RIPPLE SWELL event talking about making the United States of America the crypto capital of the world.
2 years ago the SEC was fighting Ripple and #XRP and now the U.S. government is pro Ripple and XRP.
Someone replied to me today and said:
“I only have 100 ripple:native
… I wish I could afford more.”
And honestly...
That message stayed in my head.
Because behind every wallet is a real person.
A real life.
Real stress.
Real hope.
Some people hold thousands.
Some only hold 100.
But sometimes it’s not about how much you hold…
It’s about refusing to give up on the idea that life can still change someday
I really hope it works out for all of us.
XRP loves November ❤️ just look at the facts. This year will be no different.
📈2013: +531.9% (The absolute historical record)
📈 2020: +178.0% (The legendary pre-lawsuit spike)
📈 2024: +281.7% (peaked at $2.63)
And dont forget how in November 2017 (+23%): Quiet on paper, but it was the exact launchpad for the historic 800%+ run to $3.84 in Dec/Jan.
I would interpret Standard Chartered’s $28 price prediction for XRP by 2030 as a long-term bullish scenario contingent upon several conditions being met simultaneously, rather than a definitive assessment that $28 represents the fair value of XRP.
Three key questions warrant ongoing monitoring:
1: Will ETFs continue to attract substantial new capital—moving beyond just impressive cumulative inflow figures?
2: Will the growth in cross-border payments and tokenization initiatives genuinely drive increased demand for the use and holding of XRP?
3: Can XRP continue to attract sufficient new capital even as its circulating supply gradually expands?
If these conditions are met over time, the bullish thesis from Standard Chartered will gain more weight. Conversely, if Ripple’s business continues to scale but capital flows primarily into stablecoins like RLUSD, then XRP’s price performance could fall significantly short of this forecast.






