Your numbers are wrong. You are calculating assuming that the price is now 1 dollar. If calculated at the current price, the required market cap is approximately between 20 to 25 trillion.

The arrival of XRP to a price of $1000 is highly probable theoretically only, but it is practically unrealistic at the moment for several economic and technical reasons, including:

1. Market Capitalization

Currently, there are about 55 billion XRP in circulation.

If the price reaches $1000, the market capitalization would be: > 55 billion × 1000 = $55 trillion.

This figure is higher than the total GDP of the United States and is greater than the total market capitalization of the entire cryptocurrency market combined by hundreds of times.

2. Supply and Demand

There is currently not enough demand or expected demand in the near future that would make the market accept purchasing XRP at this price.

3. The Practical Role of XRP

XRP is designed to be a means of transferring value between banks, not an investment currency like Bitcoin.

Its goal is not to become a "store of value" but an effective and fast means of transfer.

4. Government Regulations

Ripple faces legal challenges (such as the SEC case), which affects the chances of a significant rise.

Can XRP rise?

Yes, it can rise to several dollars or even tens of dollars if the legal issues are resolved and its adoption by banks increases.

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