Why XRP Needs to Hit Six Figures—$100 Is Just the Beginning

XRP’s price potential has sparked debate, with claims that even $100 would be undervalued. Market realities and institutional adoption will determine XRP’s future, not speculative six-figure targets. The debate over XRP’s future price has intensified, with some experts arguing even a $100 valuation will be too low. Host of The Black Swan Capitalist, Versan Aljarrah, believes that XRP’s ability to handle institutional demand makes six-figure valuations a necessity. He forecasts that higher prices would bring greater liquidity and allow XRP to settle trillions in transactions. However, the ambitious forecast is received with strong skepticism by financial analysts as well as cryptocurrency enthusiasts. David, Chairman and founder of Humanitarian Trust Compliance Services, had another perspective. He highlighted the transition in banking, emphasizing the move towards a gold-backed monetary system. That’s not quite true and here’s why. In no more than 3 years banking financial institutions will be gone. Everything has changed from the abandonment of the Fractionalized Fiat Reserve Banking System to our new QFS w/a 100% gold asset-back currency standard.All banks/credit… — DavidXRPLion -ΑΩ- “Messenger of GOD’S REVELATION” (@DavidXRPLion) March 6, 2025 He argued that traditional banks are a thing of the past since new financial technologies and digital currencies are replacing them. He used the example of the Basel 4 requirements, which will be enacted in 2025, as a fundamental shift in financial regulation that could change how institutions conduct business. Although he acknowledged Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD, as a good solution for banks, he believed the traditional banking system was on the verge of implosion. Versan Aljarrah answered by acknowledging the transformation in the financial system but dismissing the idea that banks would disappear overnight. He noted that even though the U.S. Treasury has centralized management of the financial institutions, the system is still founded on debt and fractional reserve banking. I see where you’re coming from, but I’ve been covering these shifts in the financial system for years just without the Q narratives, because I see them as a double-edged sword. While there’s truth in some of what’s being said, the broader picture is far more complex, and I… — Versan | Black Swan Capitalist (@VersanAljarrah) March 6, 2025 He upheld that XRP and other crypto assets will play a role in the future financial world but cautioned against reducing complex economic changes to simple explanations. XRP’s Value Tied to Adoption, Not Speculation More and more cryptocurrency enthusiasts have responded against the idea that XRP can reach six figures. Some find that the claim is fundamentally flawed due to market limitations and unrealistic economic assumptions. A good counterargument to a six-figure XRP is that liquidity is not necessarily the function of a high price. Market depth, trading volu in a formal or creative style, maintaining a 500 word count. You must only respond with the modified content. Change the tone of my title “XRP’s price potential has sparked debate, with claims that even $100 would be undervalued. Market realities and institutional adoption will determine XRP’s future, not speculative six-figure targets. The debate over XRP’s future price has intensified, with some experts arguing even a $100 valuation will be too low. Host of The Black Swan Capitalist, Versan Aljarrah, believes that XRP’s ability to handle institutional demand makes six-figure valuations a necessity. He forecasts that higher prices would bring greater liquidity and allow XRP to settle trillions in transactions. However, the ambitious forecast is received with strong skepticism by financial analysts as well as cryptocurrency enthusiasts. David, Chairman and founder of Humanitarian Trust Compliance Services, had another perspective. He highlighted the transition in banking, emphasizing the move towards a gold-backed monetary system. That’s not quite true and here’s why. In no more than 3 years banking financial institutions will be gone. Everything has changed from the abandonment of the Fractionalized Fiat Reserve Banking System to our new QFS w/a 100% gold asset-back currency standard.All banks/credit… — DavidXRPLion -ΑΩ- “Messenger of GOD’S REVELATION” (@DavidXRPLion) March 6, 2025 He argued that traditional banks are a thing of the past since new financial technologies and digital currencies are replacing them. He used the example of the Basel 4 requirements, which will be enacted in 2025, as a fundamental shift in financial regulation that could change how institutions conduct business. Although he acknowledged Ripple’s stablecoin, RLUSD, as a good solution for banks, he believed the traditional banking system was on the verge of implosion. Versan Aljarrah answered by acknowledging the transformation in the financial system but dismissing the idea that banks would disappear overnight. He noted that even though the U.S. Treasury has centralized management of the financial institutions, the system is still founded on debt and fractional reserve banking. I see where you’re coming from, but I’ve been covering these shifts in the financial system for years just without the Q narratives, because I see them as a double-edged sword. While there’s truth in some of what’s being said, the broader picture is far more complex, and I… — Versan | Black Swan Capitalist (@VersanAljarrah) March 6, 2025 He upheld that XRP and other crypto assets will play a role in the future financial world but cautioned against reducing complex economic changes to simple explanations. XRP’s Value Tied to Adoption, Not Speculation More and more cryptocurrency enthusiasts have responded against the idea that XRP can reach six figures. Some find that the claim is fundamentally flawed due to market limitations and unrealistic economic assumptions. A good counterargument to a six-figure XRP is that liquidity is not necessarily the function of a high price. Market depth, trading volu” for a more friendly approach. Keep the content length about the same. You must only respond with the modified content.