🔍 What’s Happening?
Ripple, the company behind $XRP P, may be eyeing an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Crypto influencer Pentoshi recently claimed that Ripple’s IPO valuation could be “insanely stupid” — suggesting it may be heavily overpriced.
This buzz follows Circle's recent IPO success, which saw a major price surge on day one. Ripple might be next in line.
📅 Why Now?
CEO Brad Garlinghouse previously hinted that a Ripple IPO could happen in late 2025 or early 2026. However, past legal challenges with the SEC caused delays.
Now, with Circle’s IPO complete and Gemini filing to go public (June 6), market momentum might push Ripple to move faster.
⚠️ The Controversy
While Ripple is reportedly valued at ~$11.3B, $XRP’s market cap stands at a whopping $132.68B.
This causes confusion: many investors still blur the lines between Ripple (the company) and XRP (the token) — but they’re not the same.
Critics warn that, like Circle, Ripple’s IPO could come with an inflated valuation, and early investors might be paying too much.
🗣 Community Sentiment
Reactions from the crypto community include:
“IPO won't impact $XRP price.”
“Ripple is just following Circle’s playbook.”
“This is hype, not a game-changer.”
One comment sums it up:
> “Unless Ripple clears its SEC issues, an IPO won’t unlock real $XRP movement.”
👀 What’s Next?
No official statement from Ripple yet — but signs are building. With Circle done and Gemini in motion, Ripple could be the next major player preparing to go public.
Stay sharp — the next crypto IPO wave may already be forming.
