In the crypto world, the claim that XRP will reach $100 sounds like a financial troll. But pause for a few minutes and ask: why would a well-known trader like 24hrscrypto dare to make a statement like 'I'll be dead if I'm wrong'?
1. Herd mentality and the 'contrarian' effect
When the market turned its back on XRP due to the lawsuit with the SEC, most retail investors withdrew. But 24hrscrypto chose to 'gather stock'. This is the behavior of seasoned players, often using the strategy of 'buying when blood is spilled', or more accurately, 'contrarian investing'.
The irony: the crypto market operates more on psychological effects than financial logic. 'Ridiculous' prophecies sometimes turn out to be true – because that very ridiculousness makes people not believe, and when they do believe, it's too late.
2. Comparing to Amazon: Oversight or strategic intent?
The fact that 24hrscrypto compares XRP to Amazon in 1997 is a dangerous comparison – but also very wise. Amazon is a publicly listed company with cash flow, while XRP is a decentralized token. Two completely different entities. But the purpose of this comparison is to activate the imagination of investors – to rekindle the regret of not buying Amazon, thus pushing them into a long-term 'FOMO' state.
This comparison is not accurate in terms of financial nature, but it is extremely effective emotionally.
3. Insider advice: Choose belief or choose data?
The argument from 24hrscrypto has some bright spots: XRP has a clear use case (global payments), Ripple has a real ecosystem, and the lawsuit with the SEC is gradually resolving. But it's still too far to talk about the $100 level – that's a dream worth over $5 trillion.
Nevertheless, if we overlook the price factor, it is the long-term vision, extreme belief in 'utility', and the strategy of quietly accumulating that is worth learning. It is not just an investment method, but also a psychological game with time.
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