Not only will there be 100 million tokens, remember that xrp is centralized
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Forget $1, $10, or even $100. An expert says that $XRP is heading towards a price that sounds absolutely wild. But here’s the detail: he says that even that astonishing number will just be the beginning. Discover why this co-founder of Black Swan Capitalist believes that XRP is destined to reach a floor of $1,000, and how he explains that it is not only possible, but necessary for the future of global finance. The $1,000 Floor of XRP According to Versan Aljarrah, the price of XRP is not just going up—it has to. He believes that XRP will become the primary "bridge asset" for the world’s financial systems, handling everything from global payments to central bank transfers. For this to work, he argues, a single XRP coin must be worth a lot. Aljarrah claims that a price of $1,000 will not be the peak; it will be the starting point. He explains that to efficiently move trillions of dollars around the world, you need an asset with massive value. A lower price simply would not provide the necessary liquidity for these huge institutional transactions. In his opinion, a high price is a feature, not a bug. Why Supply and Demand Tell a Different Story Aljarrah also points out two key factors that will drive the price up: * Fixed Supply: There will only be 100 billion XRP tokens. * Transaction Burns: A small amount of $XRP is destroyed with each transaction. Together, this means that the supply of XRP is always decreasing while global demand is expected to explode. Aljarrah believes that this combination will naturally drive the price up. In fact, he goes a step further, saying that the supply is already too small for future needs and that the "burn" is almost unnecessary because demand will exceed supply anyway. Another Expert Weighs In Aljarrah is not alone in this thought. Cryptocurrency founder Jake Claver has made similar claims, suggesting that XRP is "programmed" to reach a price.
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