Analyst All Things XRP addressed a common myth about XRP’s price limit. Many people believe that XRP can’t reach $100 because of its market cap. However, according to the analyst, this idea is completely wrong.
The analyst explained that market cap is simply the result of price multiplied by the total number of coins in circulation. It’s not a limit on how high a cryptocurrency’s price can go.
To make it clear, the analyst compared it to real estate. Saying that XRP can’t hit $100 because of its market cap is like saying no one can buy a $10 million mansion because the average house costs $300,000. Both situations ignore how individual prices and values work in the real market.
The analyst believes that XRP’s biggest strength lies in its liquidity. A small $80 million investment once boosted XRP’s market cap by $17 billion, showing how even minimal inflows can trigger massive price movements due to low liquidity. This highlights how XRP can react strongly to demand shifts.
He added that XRP isn’t just another coin—it’s a platform designed for global payments, capable of handling trillions in transactions. As major banks adopt it and new features like DeFi, EVM sidechains, and passive income tools roll out, the ecosystem is growing fast. With rising utility and limited supply, he expects demand to keep climbing.
Is $100 possible?
All Things XRP explained that although XRP hitting $100 could seem far-fetched, it is not entirely unrealistic. With $8 billion in inflows, XRP could rise to $30-$40. And if factors like speculation, ETFs, and global adoption play out in favor, then a price of $100 is achievable.
He says XRP is designed to scale with the future of finance, targeting the $300T cross-border payments market, where it’s positioned to be the backbone. “Still think market cap is a cap? Apple, Microsoft, and Saudi Aramco all blew past $1T. XRP isn’t them, but it’s not bound by old rules either. It’s a whole new model,” he added.
XRP is currently trading at $2.19, up 1.5% in the past day, with a market cap over $127 billion.
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