XRP’s True Value Set by Institutions, Says Black Swan Capitalist CEO 🔥
Versan Aljarrah, the CEO of Black Swan Capitalist, asserts that global financial institutions have already determined XRP's real market price, unaffected by the fluctuations in retail trading. He draws parallels between XRP’s current position and that of a pre-IPO stock, where major banks and key financial players, including JP Morgan, BlackRock, and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), have quietly negotiated its valuation to be used as a global bridge currency.
Aljarrah believes that XRP is already embedded within various national financial infrastructures, particularly in smaller economies such as those in the Caribbean. According to him, the real price of XRP has already been set through institutional agreements, making retail market activity secondary and less relevant.
In his view, XRP’s true potential value—required to facilitate trillions in cross-border payments—could range between $100 and $1,000, even though the current market price is significantly lower. He argues that while retail market movements may be fluctuating, they will eventually align with the valuation set by institutional stakeholders.
However, critics have raised doubts, questioning why institutions would pay more than the current market price for XRP, suggesting that the proposed valuation might be too optimistic. Despite this, Aljarrah is confident that XRP’s future value will be driven by its increasing utility and widespread global adoption.