Who Really Benefits from Suppressing XRP’s Price?

XRP isn’t just a coin. It’s infrastructure.

And infrastructure doesn’t moon — until the elites finish building on it.

If you’ve ever wondered why XRP stays suppressed while the system quietly plugs it in…

This thread is for you.

1/ Let’s start with this: XRP is the only asset threatening every middleman in finance.

• No pre-funding

• Instant cross-border settlement

• Built-in DEX

• Tokenization-ready

• ESG-compliant

• ISO 20022-native

That doesn’t make it a meme coin.

It makes it a threat to:

• Banks

• Liquidity providers

• SWIFT

• FX desks

• Correspondent banking

• Even stablecoin issuers

2/ Who benefits from a cheap XRP?

The same institutions quietly accumulating it.

They don’t want you holding it before the rails go live.

They want:

• Cheap liquidity

• Low ODL costs

• Regulatory deniability

• And control before public speculation kicks in

Keep the price low = keep public interest low.

Meanwhile, the pipes are being built.

3/ Ever wonder why XRP is one of the few coins with real utility… and constant suppression?

It’s not an accident.

It’s design.

• ETFs for coins with no settlement use

• Price pumps for coins with memetic power

• Silence for the coin that replaces SWIFT

They call it “uncertainty.”

But behind the scenes?

Central banks, fintechs, and CBDC pilots are testing XRP rails.

4/ The perfect suppression weapon? Legal fog.

The SEC lawsuit?

Perfect cover to keep retail away for years — while Ripple signs deals with:

• The UK, UAE, Singapore

• Palau

• Digital Pound Foundation

• Over 40+ global financial institutions

Lawsuits give institutions time.

Retail panic = discounted accumulation.

5/ So who gains the most?

1.Central banks — building CBDCs on or bridged via XRPL

2.Private liquidity providers — using cheap XRP for On-Demand Liquidity

3. Global payment processors — who need scalability without volatility

4.Legacy institutions — who fear XRP becoming retail-dominated