Why XRP Keeps Falling While the Market Climbs
If you’ve been watching the charts, you’ve probably spotted something odd: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most altcoins are on the rise — but XRP just can’t keep up.
The reason? It’s hiding in plain sight.
The Escrow Weight
Ripple still has roughly 40 billion XRP locked in escrow, set to be released gradually over the next 6–10 years. Each month, more tokens hit the market, adding steady sell pressure.
This isn’t a single dilution event — it’s a slow, constant leak that drags the price down no matter how bullish the rest of the market gets.
Marketing vs. Math
Ripple Labs spends heavily on marketing and high-profile partnerships, creating an image of unstoppable momentum. But as long as supply keeps expanding, price growth will hit a ceiling.
Many investors dream of the “$10 per token” moment — but with such a huge supply still incoming, that number is a fantasy for now.
The Reality Check
XRP isn’t the overnight millionaire-maker some influencers promise. It’s a long-term play — and one that’s heavily shaped by corporate token releases.
If you’re holding, do it with clear eyes, not false hope. In the end, markets reward truth over hype, and math over wishful thinking.
Bottom line: Don’t expect $10 XRP this year. The numbers simply don’t add up.
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