Why XRP Hitting $500 Is Pure Fantasy
I genuinely don’t understand how anyone realistically believes XRP will reach $500. What are they basing this on? Wishful thinking? Misunderstood math?
Let’s break it down with simple numbers.
Current market cap: ~$129.14 billion
Circulating supply: ~58.5 billion XRP
Current price: About $2.21 (based on the numbers above)
Now let’s stretch things a bit:
If the market cap doubles to $260 billion (already generous) and all supply is unlocked, the price would only reach $2.60.
If the circulating supply remains at 58.5B and the market cap hits $260 billion, XRP would go up to $4.44.
Now let’s humor the $10 crowd.
For XRP to reach $10 with full supply, it would require a $1 trillion market cap.
Even with 58.5B circulating supply, a $1 trillion market cap would only get XRP to $17.09.
Let that sink in: $17—and that’s assuming XRP captures a third of the entire crypto market’s total value (which currently sits around $3 trillion).
So again, where’s this $500 prediction coming from? Blind optimism? The word “adoption”?
Let’s be real. A $1 trillion market cap for XRP alone isn’t just unrealistic—it’s absurd.
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