#XRPETF It is true that the arrival of the first XRP ETF in Brazil is significant news, and the anticipation of something similar in the United States generates a lot of expectation. However, as you rightly point out, the history of financial markets teaches us that reality rarely matches the initial euphoria.
In other words, what you are highlighting is that the approval of an XRP ETF is not an automatic guarantee of quick and massive profits. The analogy of the "moon" is catchy, but it oversimplifies the dynamics of the market.
* The initial "boom" could be misleading: The news of an ETF generates a lot of attention and can drive the price up in the short term due to novelty and the influx of new investors. However, this initial rise may be speculative and not necessarily sustainable.
* The calm after the storm: After the initial excitement, it is common for the market to calm down. Investors looking for quick profits may sell, creating downward pressure or a period of price lateralization.
* Patience is key: The real impact of an ETF develops over time. As more institutional investors and funds incorporate XRP through this vehicle, the real and sustained demand can drive more solid and long-term growth.
* True value is built with strategy: Investors who truly benefit are usually those who have a long-term vision, understand the underlying asset (in this case, XRP), and are able to remain calm during market fluctuations.
