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โฌ๏ธ The Misconception: Market Cap = Money Inflow?
XRP critics argue it would need $5+ trillion in new capital to hit $100 per coin, based on its potential market cap.
But Armando Pantoja, angel investor and crypto educator, says thatโs โcompletely untrue.โ
โฌ๏ธ Only $20โ30 Billion Could Be Enough
According to Pantoja, only $20Bโ$30B entering XRP could fuel a rapid price increase toward $100.
Why? Because market cap โ actual money invested.
โฌ๏ธ How Market Cap Actually Works
Market cap = Price x Supply.
So when price risesโoften from thin liquidity or small buy pressureโmarket cap appears huge, even if only modest capital was involved.
โฌ๏ธ The Real Estate Analogy
Imagine a neighborhood of 100 homes, each worth $500K (total โcapโ = $50M).
If one buyer pays $1M for a house, suddenly all homes are โworthโ $1Mโand the total cap jumps to $100M,
even though only $500K more was spent.
โฌ๏ธ Why This Matters for XRP
โ Crypto is still early stageโlow liquidity = big price impact.
โ A sudden spike in demand with limited XRP supply could drive price sharply up.
โ Market cap grows from price perception, not direct inflow.
โ Takeaway:
Donโt get fooled by raw market cap math.
If XRP adoption grows and demand surges, $100 is not a fantasyโeven with far less than $5T in inflows.
