XRP's burn rate keeps dropping. How is the XRP price holding up so high with these numbers?
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Dwain the Hormell
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#XRP
Why the price of XRP is not rising!
Ripple sells more than 300 million XRP every month, which permanently increases the supply and continuously drives the XRP price down. This is how Ripple finances its expansion. Mainly, however, to develop payment corridors with RLUSD as a stablecoin.
RLUSD makes XRP unnecessary in the long run!
Ripple solves its core problem without XRP.
Ripple's actual goal is a functioning, regulated payment infrastructure for banks, businesses, and states. With RLUSD, Ripple gets a stable unit (no exchange rate risk), simple accounting, regulatory compatibility, and direct integration into treasury and payment systems. This completely solves the payment problem – without XRP.
XRP had a clear role as a bridge between two volatile or illiquid currencies. Today, stablecoins are accepted, and liquidity is available on-chain.
The market has moved towards stablecoins, not towards bridge coins.
Ripple itself relies on RLUSD. Ripple is visibly investing in RLUSD, stablecoin payments, and regulated USD corridors.
Not visibly, Ripple is investing in rising XRP demand, supply scarcity, and holding incentives for XRP.
This is the critical point: XRPL can be utilized more, RLUSD transactions can explode, and the number of partners can grow.
But there is no structural buying pressure on XRP.
The daily burn is currently below 5000 XRP / day at a maximum supply of 10 billion.
My conclusion: With low usage and continuous token releases, no pressure can be built on the XRP price!
Why the price of XRP is not rising!
Ripple sells more than 300 million XRP every month, which permanently increases the supply and continuously drives the XRP price down. This is how Ripple finances its expansion. Mainly, however, to develop payment corridors with RLUSD as a stablecoin.
RLUSD makes XRP unnecessary in the long run!
Ripple solves its core problem without XRP.
Ripple's actual goal is a functioning, regulated payment infrastructure for banks, businesses, and states. With RLUSD, Ripple gets a stable unit (no exchange rate risk), simple accounting, regulatory compatibility, and direct integration into treasury and payment systems. This completely solves the payment problem – without XRP.
XRP had a clear role as a bridge between two volatile or illiquid currencies. Today, stablecoins are accepted, and liquidity is available on-chain.
The market has moved towards stablecoins, not towards bridge coins.
Ripple itself relies on RLUSD. Ripple is visibly investing in RLUSD, stablecoin payments, and regulated USD corridors.
Not visibly, Ripple is investing in rising XRP demand, supply scarcity, and holding incentives for XRP.
This is the critical point: XRPL can be utilized more, RLUSD transactions can explode, and the number of partners can grow.
But there is no structural buying pressure on XRP.
The daily burn is currently below 5000 XRP / day at a maximum supply of 10 billion.
My conclusion: With low usage and continuous token releases, no pressure can be built on the XRP price!