XRP — read this slowly, because it changes how you think.
This might sound wild at first, but give it a minute.
Ripple’s CTO once suggested that “one million dollars per XRP isn’t really a price prediction, it’s an engineering problem.” That statement wasn’t about charts, hype, or moon talk. It was about infrastructure.
XRP was never designed to buy coffee or tip creators. Its purpose is to move money at a global scale. Cross-border payments, institutional liquidity, bank-to-bank settlement. The plumbing of the financial system.
So here’s the real question most people never ask:
If trillions of dollars move through a single ledger every day, is the question whether XRP can become expensive… or how expensive one XRP must be so the system can function without breaking?
That’s where the usual price logic starts to fall apart.
Now add another layer that some people are quietly discussing. XBONK. Not as a joke or meme hype, but as a way to capture chaotic liquidity — culture, memes, emotion, internet-driven capital — the kind of value traditional finance doesn’t know how to price.
If that type of liquidity eventually settles on the XRPL, the old measuring tools stop working. Traditional valuation models no longer apply. At that point, one dollar per XRP doesn’t sound conservative — it sounds disconnected from the scale of what’s happening.
So when people laugh at big numbers, it doesn’t always mean they’re wrong. It often means they’re measuring a new system with outdated tools.
No guarantees. No cult mentality. No fake certainty.
Just pieces connecting while most people haven’t even looked at the map yet.
So what do you think — crazy, or just early?
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