Gggg๐ Why $XRP Cannot Stay Cheap โ The Math Behind the Case for $10,000 ๐๐ฅ
David Schwartz (Ripple CTO) has repeatedly emphasized a simple but powerful truth: a higher XRP price equals greater efficiency in global liquidity. Hereโs why ๐
๐ Example: Transferring $1 Billion USD
๐ฐ $10,000 per XRP โ 100,000 XRP needed
๐ฐ $1,000 per XRP โ 1,000,000 XRP needed
๐ฐ $100 per XRP โ 10,000,000 XRP needed
๐ฐ $10 per XRP โ 100,000,000 XRP needed
๐ฐ $1 per XRP โ 1,000,000,000 XRP needed
โก The higher the $XRP price, the fewer tokens required to move massive sums of money.
This reduces friction, boosts scalability, and increases liquidity efficiency for banks, institutions, and global settlement.
๐ Since XRP is designed for high-value, cross-border payments, its price must rise if itโs to handle trillions in daily financial flows.
๐ Thatโs why many XRP believers argue:
โ Utility drives demand.
โ Demand drives price.
โ Higher price = better system efficiency.
So when people say โ$XRP at $10,000โ sounds impossible, rememberโitโs not about hype, itโs about mathematical necessity for liquidity. ๐งฎ๐ก