👀 This is exactly the kind of narrative that sounds powerful… but breaks down when you look at how markets actually function.
First — saying XRP “does not have market cap” is simply not accurate. Every traded asset, including , reflects a market cap derived from price × circulating supply. It’s not about what comes first — it’s about how much capital is required to sustain a given price level.
What stands out here is the leap from utility potential to unlimited valuation. Even if XRP were used in global financial systems, price doesn’t scale infinitely — liquidity, velocity of money, and actual usage models all matter.
Markets don’t price assets based on what they’re “designed for.”
They price them based on real demand, available supply, and capital inflows over time.
Scenario-wise, increased adoption and clearer regulation can absolutely support higher valuations and stronger cycles. But extreme targets like $1,000+ would require capital flows on a scale that goes far beyond typical market behavior — not just narrative alignment.
Personally, I think this is where many traders get trapped: confusing possibility with probability.
The risk is letting a strong narrative override basic market mechanics.
So the real question is — are people evaluating XRP based on how markets actually price assets… or based on what they hope it should be worth? 👀
