BULLISH 📈 : Pundit Explains Why XRP Reaching $100 Isn’t Delusional

The notion of XRP reaching $100 is often dismissed due to market capitalization concerns. A $100 value would imply a market cap of at least $6 trillion, which many consider unrealistic compared to today's crypto market.

XRP as a Value Mover, Not a Store

24HRSCRYPTO argues that market cap math is misleading for XRP, which is designed for high-velocity settlement rather than storing value.
XRP should facilitate rapid capital movement across systems and borders, not warehouse trillions of dollars.
If used for global liquidity and transaction settlements, XRP could see repeated use in short periods, driving demand and trust rather than static market cap comparisons.
Under this framework, XRP at $100 isn’t delusional but aligned with its role as a global settlement asset.

Market Cap Math in the $100 Debate

Skepticism stems from straightforward math: XRP trading at $1.92 is 5,100% away from $100.
Its circulating supply of 60.85 billion tokens implies a $6 trillion market cap at $100, larger than the entire current crypto market cap.
Market cap is considered a hard ceiling, requiring trillions to sit idle in XRP's market cap for it to trade at $100, conflicting with its liquidity-focused nature.
This doesn't guarantee XRP can reach $100 without reflecting such a market cap in circulating tokens.

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