Ripple is pretty much setting the record straight — a $1000 price for $XRP just isn’t realistic. In their latest report, they project the tokenized assets market to hit around $18 trillion by 2033.
Even if XRP captures a large chunk of that, with its 100 billion token supply, hitting $1000 would require a $100 trillion market cap — more than the combined GDP of every country on Earth.
No matter how solid the technology is, basic economics suggest a $1000 XRP isn’t feasible. It’s not about blockchain potential — it’s about what the global economy can actually support.