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In an X post, an XRP community member known as Crypto Aikido said expectations for XRP to reach new highs are based on an incorrect assumption about how the price will move. The analyst argued that investors are waiting for a moment when “everything seems to fall into place” before XRP rises, but that this sequence will not occur.
Crypto Aikido said the first phase of the move is likely to involve XRP continuing to trend lower for a sustained period. The analyst expects the muted performance to last longer than most people anticipate, with the goal of eroding confidence in the asset’s prospects.
According to Crypto Aikido, this extended period of low prices would shake out many holders. As the price remains “cheap” for too long, holding XRP could begin to feel pointless to those who lose hope.
Crypto Aikido suggested that the eventual upward move will not be driven by agreement or consensus. Instead, the analyst described it as a mechanism that “punishes those who hesitate and lose hope” in the cryptocurrency.
The post claims that XRP, which is described as being “laughed at” around $1.50, would later be viewed as cheap at $20. Crypto Aikido also outlined a trajectory in which XRP would eventually move toward levels above $10,000.
Beyond Crypto Aikido, other community members have also predicted that XRP could reach $10,000.
In a NewsBTC report cited in the post, crypto analyst Remi argued that XRP may reach $10,000 if assets such as Bitcoin and Gold are tokenized on its blockchain, along with other precious minerals. Remi’s view, as presented, is that $10,000 would function as a base price for XRP.
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