Reflection on XRP and the Possible Institutional Movement
Many of us think of XRP not just as a speculative token, but as an asset with real utility within the new tokenized financial system that is taking shape globally.
Today I ask myself something that perhaps many also see 👇
👉 Is it possible that before the true adoption and strong rise of XRP, institutions are 'pushing' the price down so that small holders sell out of fear?
It makes strategic sense:
If XRP will truly be the liquidity base for banks, CBDCs, and international payments, institutions will need a lot of supply in strong hands.
The cheaper they accumulate it, the better for them.
A drop to the $2.30 range or even below $2 wouldn't be impossible, precisely to make many sell thinking that 'it won't take off anymore'.
This doesn't mean it's guaranteed to happen, but it does fit with the story of how big money moves: first they clear out the retail investors, then they set the real direction.
💡 My conclusion: if one believes in the utility of XRP, perhaps the most important thing is not the short term, but to stay firm and not let go of the coins at this stage.